From brian j tang Sent Tue, Sep 15th 1998, 15:09
From brian j tang Sent Tue, Sep 15th 1998, 15:09
> > I agree with what Brock said about there is more going on in the drum > n bass scene. In the past, I have always bought a hell of alot of IDM > and Detroit techno, but I buy WAY more drum n bass now. I still give > props to labels like SKAM, SCHEMATIC, WARP, PLANET E, etc. They put > out quality releases. But the stuff that really gets my juices flowing > has been stuff like Optical, Ed Rush, Dillinja, Dom & Roland, Andy C, > etc. Well it's all good. I guess I just like hearing more innovative > danceable music than stuff to relax too. > I so disagree with you. Jungle is very static and rehashed. I used to be a big fan a bit over a year ago, when I began to notice that these tunes were more and more the same repetive shlock. Sure the first time I heard some driving dark tech-step I was amazed and psyched by the energy it could create on a dance floor. But it soon became boring. And now it just gives me a headache if I'm forced to listen to it for more then 10 minutes. I'm looking forward to not going to Grooverider and Fabio this thursday. brian tang royalblue technologies