Nah, it makes sense. But, ideally, I'd rather hear some shit that is neither one or the other. Through personal experience, I've just found that when you collaborate with people from different musical influences, everyone involved gets a bit more experimental with their influences in putting together the whole. Moreso than you'd get through each person working individually on a track within a particular style of music they are predisposed to. There is similar frustration within techno and hip-hop which is why I think the two could come together to make something really cool and different. Especially if you have people willing to throw everything out the window if it means a better whole project. Also, given the strong fan bases that are present in both hip-hop and techno, a quality project involving elements from the different scenes and sounds would help keep it from being a total flash in the pan and might even be healthy for nightlife. It could be a great uniter. And given how divided things are in both scenes, along with many others, that couldn't hurt. The dissent towards the bling and gangster shit is just as vocal in the hip-hop community as people here would be towards commercial bubblegum trance with overbearing themes of ecstacy.Originally Posted by MARK EG