>Dunno if he's still on the list (Erik?), but Jazid is definitely alive and well.
I don't see him (Matt Kershaw from Acid Jazz/Jazid) on my list.
There were some noise about acid jazz (the record label) getting their
own web server some time ago. I know they even had a nice plan worked
out and so, but I think nothing came out of it.
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> Woah... deja vu. Didn't we come to the conclusion last time that a scene
> called "acid-jazz" was definitely on it's last legs (which is why the list
> name debate has come up) but the whole thing has diversified into more
> something even more interesting and generally less retro?
I also think the scene has gotten stronger from the new directions of
styles. The retro influences we saw (from Acid Jazz Records and
others) was, in my eyes, only a sign of the weakness of the genre.
Enough meta-discussion...
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