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I think it will be the opposite.
With decreasing sales, everything will just get lumped togather in the "techno" section
Which is a good thing in a way.
There`s this fantastic second hand record shop in london I go to, and it`s techno section is just this huge mess of electronica.
I love it.
I just dig in sometimes and buy loads of cheap vinyl for like, 50p and a quid, that I have never heard of, and I get some great stuff.
maybe you are right...either way, i'd love to browse that store as well. ;)
Never caught the show much as I didn't have cable TV at the time. But, at least in the states, it seemed to play stuff like Underworld, Future Sound of London, Orbital, etc. It was also responsible for some slightly younger kids I know now getting into hard techno. But, the show did eventually get panned. I don't know how much of a bad influence MTV can be said to have had on techno in the US. If anything, it seems like those who got into it through MTV exposure and stuck with it dug deeper to find the sounds that weren't played on the air.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Divide
Ahhh.....growing pains of a pubescent little Techno genre.
She'll be right mate ;) just do your thing and spread the word, reach as many people as possible in any way you can. You peeps should think yourselves lucky you HAVE a market like Europe/UK. Down here in OZ we got nuthin'......
But we still try and we come up with all sorts of ingenious methods - but its mostly for the love of it. No record company wants to even look past POP music down here and many great musicians starve to death or get a day job (which then means less music and more pop).
My 2cents would be to promote the Live techno artists more because DJs are losing ground because many people dont like them coz a majority of them do not much - thats the sentiment here in Australia anyway. I have spoken to alot of people in my quest to try to reach new markets for Techno. Most people still think techno is all about DJs and they dont like them coz they dont "play" anything. When they see a live techno artist they are hooked straight away. I have had many conversations with respected Rock musicians who respect the Live techno artist (even when they dont like techno). We regularly get more and more Rock musicians to our gigs now coz they love to watch us play those big chunky beats.......?
food for thought.
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there goes your spare time then?Quote:
Originally Posted by deafmosaic
Oh well, anything that keeps you away from the studio :clap:
Sorry to sway from the topic everyone. Daf u can do this type of stuff in General and dirtybass you can delete unconstructive comments. Daf you are an artist(may I remind u, I've guess you need reminding) so to not upset your fans and not get away from the spirit of this forum I won't nick-nack with you.
Going back to the subject do whateverthefukkulike and stop being so big-headed to think that the world is against you!
man lighten up that m.j. tied up kid is funny. :roll:
funny because thats what I think you need to do(not tie the kid up. that kind of thing is the worse thing u can do so your studio comes second ;) )
So as I understand that Insane Clown Posse auditon didn't go to well :neutral: :eh: :lol: ?
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pffft.
The last half of the contents in this topic, support the topic title : (
Will you please take this private already? It's beyond stale. Especially when unknown personal grudges seem to be responsible for the majority of this crap.