From Jon Drukman Sent Wed, Jun 10th 1998, 20:27
From Jon Drukman Sent Wed, Jun 10th 1998, 20:27
siliconvortex wrote: > come on kent, you know this is ultra narrow-minded. i enjoy going out to > music and staying in with music and there will always be a valid reason for > both. wait til you are in a gigging band. you will never want to go out again. going to a club now is like going to the office. > and this is where their ideology clashes with (most of) the fans! who on > this list is going to be brave enough to admit preferring the 'perfected' > versions of their tracks to the original releases? me. i was just listening to The Mix in my car with my new subwoofer booming away and thinking, damn, this is just awesome. it sounds like machines dreaming. > well, this is a difficult one. problem is, their industrial products are > beginning to look a little dated. the things they say are becoming > irrelevant. good god no. in fact they're more relevant now than ever. i mean, computer world at the time was prophetic - now it is fucking eerie. > and just to add - kraftwerk have never been my idols.. Ken Downie, Andy > Turner and Ed Handley are! bootlicker! :) -jsd, just a mite disgruntled as the person who was getting him kraftwerk tickets said, no, there aren't any, and then called to say that, yes, there were some... about 5 minutes before the show was due to go on.