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    I actually, to completey change the subject, don`t even understand what the term "loopy" techno means?

    All techno is loop, or repetition based.
    It just wouldn`t work otherwise. It`s dance music, and by it`s nature mantric, and needs repetition.

    I think the term loopy these days is used to excuse music that just doesn`t do anything.
    I`d call that lazy, rather than loopy.

    Or at the most, I`d call it a DJ tool, to separate it from music, or a tune.

    anyway, I`m rambling off topic.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dirty_bass View Post
    I actually, to completey change the subject, don`t even understand what the term "loopy" techno means?

    All techno is loop, or repetition based.
    It just wouldn`t work otherwise. It`s dance music, and by it`s nature mantric, and needs repetition.

    I think the term loopy these days is used to excuse music that just doesn`t do anything.
    I`d call that lazy, rather than loopy.

    Or at the most, I`d call it a DJ tool, to separate it from music, or a tune.

    anyway, I`m rambling off topic.
    wouldnt be boa if someone didnt ramble off topic :cheese:
    Drugs, dirty dancing and pounding techno music

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    i love the b2 track of this, 'ave it' - reminds me of elton d's work a bit! top stuff

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