From Lance C McGannon Sent Tue, Mar 16th 1999, 00:40
From Lance C McGannon Sent Tue, Mar 16th 1999, 00:40
At 03:14 PM 3/15/99 -0800, you wrote: >>hmmmm...Lance giving a Detroit record negative reviews is serious >>business:) I wonder what Juan was thinking? I have to believe there was >>something behind this latest 'unorthodox' endeavor; dismissing it as Juan >>attempting to make a pop record or something would be premature; so again, >>I wonder why Juan went in this direction? > >irony overload :) apparently it's juan's problem that lance didn't like >it, and that unorthodoxy in detroit techno is confusing! > Hey there. I have no problem with Juan and Juan has no problem with me. I just didnt like the new Model 500 album. It's just personal taste not a stand against detroit. >concerning the vocal r&b component: slow r&b jams are going off really >nicely these days and i wish there were more crossover attempts. it's too >difficult to get timbaland instrumentals on vinyl as it stands and weirder >sounds can only help. > I really havent heard enough of it to really form an opinion on vocal r&b in general, i know that the vocal r&b Model 500 stuff didnt really hold my attention well though. I guess it's the purist in me. I just long for the days of classic M500 techno like I Wanna Be There, Starlight, Sonic Sunset, The Passage, Martians At Work, etc. Those tracks are very special to me and it's just disappointing to me to see juan going away from that sound. I'm sure i'll get over it though. Juan and I will always have memories of Deep Space together. : ) -->-Lance--- xxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states