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    I don`t see minimal as being a problem at all, it is just another type of music.
    Moaning about what it is is a bit like moaning about country and western.
    If you don`t like it, then don`t listen to it.

    The only problem I see is producers losing the will to stand alone and create, and instead just follow the cliche sounds of minimal.
    May as well just follow the most popular sound, full stop, and make pop.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Laughing_Man View Post
    I don`t see minimal as being a problem at all, it is just another type of music.
    Moaning about what it is is a bit like moaning about country and western.
    If you don`t like it, then don`t listen to it.

    The only problem I see is producers losing the will to stand alone and create, and instead just follow the cliche sounds of minimal.
    May as well just follow the most popular sound, full stop, and make pop.
    well i dont listen to it. but its hard when for the last few years where im from all the clubs play house and minimal and thats it , its only this year that there is more proper techno coming back. like seriouolsy i know young fellas who got into techno recently over the last few years and they honestly think anything not minimal is not techno. im actually quiet happy i can go out a techno night again and not be bored. speedy j is playing here soon , cant wait for that technasia as well. so its all good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by djfilthmonger View Post
    speedy j is playing here soon

    dont be so sure.... wasnt v impressed when he was over last month. i actually left

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    Quote Originally Posted by stjohn View Post
    dont be so sure.... wasnt v impressed when he was over last month. i actually left
    really i dont think i can make it any who. I seen him play in the metropolitian in dublin years ago the first time he played . amazing gig.

    also seen Collabs 3000 over at I Love Techno a few years also was amazing. I dont know how id feel if Speedy J disapointed me . absolute legend
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    Quote Originally Posted by djfilthmonger View Post
    really i dont think i can make it any who. I seen him play in the metropolitian in dublin years ago the first time he played . amazing gig.

    also seen Collabs 3000 over at I Love Techno a few years also was amazing. I dont know how id feel if Speedy J disapointed me . absolute legend
    His set @ Atomic Jam wasn't all that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Laughing_Man View Post
    Moaning about what it is is a bit like moaning about country and western.
    If you don`t like it, then don`t listen to it.

    i see what your sayin but i dont think the analogy holds up. mnml could be guilty for directly pinching underground techno's potential. its easy to listen to, most of the time its relatively energetic, and its pretty disposable, which alot of everyday punters seem to get attached to. big clubs would much prefer to put on this trendy music because they bring a certain crowd. so there is a direct correalation between the activity and popularity of the two IMO.

    that saying, ive always believed that variety is spice of life and theres room for everything in good nights music. even country & western....

    either way it doesnt affect me that much, because i buy the stuff i like, and try to make the stuff i like, no genre omitted. but it is less and less often that you see/hear good honest-to-jaysus techno out and about.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stjohn View Post
    i see what your sayin but i dont think the analogy holds up. mnml could be guilty for directly pinching underground techno's potential. its easy to listen to, most of the time its relatively energetic, and its pretty disposable, which alot of everyday punters seem to get attached to. big clubs would much prefer to put on this trendy music because they bring a certain crowd. so there is a direct correalation between the activity and popularity of the two IMO.

    that saying, ive always believed that variety is spice of life and theres room for everything in good nights music. even country & western....

    either way it doesnt affect me that much, because i buy the stuff i like, and try to make the stuff i like, no genre omitted. but it is less and less often that you see/hear good honest-to-jaysus techno out and about.
    Minimal never stole any crowd.
    Those that walked away from techno and hopped to minimal, were never into the former beyond it being something to go clubbing to. They will hop to the next fashion when it occurs.
    Minimal is just house mostly, and the house crowd dig it.
    But again, I think people are looking in the wrong direction.

    Pure Techno has always been underground, and probably always will, it is an aqquired taste, and doesn`t pander to the masses, it became fashionable for a while, and now has gone back underground.

    Clubs will always go for the money maker, minimal again, is not to blame.

    Also I think techno has evolved, and a lot of what I would consider to be techno these days, most die hard techno fans wouldn`t call techno, because it doesn`t fit their narrow brackets.

    I think the main complaint can be translated to "why hasn`t techno stayed exactly the same as it always was?"

    The answer?
    Because that isn`t what techno is about.
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