techno

[Technologic]

Nine Inch Nails

[The Overfiend]

listen to jay z brush your shoulders off tell me he's a fraud on his own though
he's got a team now granted but he is still on his game when he first dropped i was like ok dude is totally into drum n bass back in the mid 90's

[TechMouse]

listen to jay z brush your shoulders off tell me he's a fraud on his own though
he's got a team now granted but he is still on his game when he first dropped i was like ok dude is totally into drum n bass back in the mid 90's

I'm not saying he doesn't have talent.

I'm just saying that people who completely rip and don't give credit don't deserve to be put on a pedestal.

I totally get that sampling is a big part of hip hop - DJ Shadow lifts whole segments of stuff, but then again he gives total acknowledgement on the sleeve notes.

The fact that he lifted IP in that one case and refused to even acknowledge the fact - and this wasn't just a loop here a drum hit there, this was the whole fucking tune - shows him up as lame in the extreme.

In my humble opinion.

[The_Laughing_Man]

Oh I`m not suggesting he isn`t a bastard.
Wouldn`t have got to where he was without being one.

[tekara]

certain early 90's hiphop tracks have techno influences to me. I guess any genre, whether it be rock or rap, where the groove of the track fits into the vocals so tightly......i can never get enough of loop based music.

Can't say I'm a huge fan of Henrik B's new stuff either. I can understand why many artists are trying to progress and push the envelope, but there's a difference between "being different" and just good old fashion making bad music. Props to these artists for progressing though, but some of them have been hit and misses.

Does anyone know if DJ Rush is still playing hard techno like in the late 90s and early 2000s???? I know there was a huge debate here a few years ago when people started getting heavily into electro-house and minimal, and certain people were saying Rush would NEVER play minimal. Has this been the case?