forgive me if i may seem too 'purist', but i think this combination
(brokenbeat/ hardhouse) has no artistic/aesthetic relevance; unless
'hardhouse' is a different style than that i know of (banging 'music'
in the mauro piccotto, nick sentience, nukleuz, etc vein--absolutely
NO relation to detroit techno/electro etc). forgive me, but
'hardhouse' or 'psy-trance' or 'gabber' etc will never come close to
ANY jazz and soul-related music i know of...it's like trying to blend
oil and water--they'll just move to different levels within the pot.
steve @ DHA.
http://listen.to/deephousearchives/
----- Original Message -----
From: "Leslie N. Shill" <icehouse@redshift.com>
To: "eric kitel" <eric@ayalounge.com>
Cc: "acid" <acid-jazz@ucsd.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 8:21 AM
Subject: Re: Broken Beats and Hard House
> Eric, I do that to a degree, the guy after me is deep into
psy-trance, hard
> house, hi-nrg and other genres I have yet to discover the names of.
I
> usually start out with a more call jazzy flow and then build it
sometimes
> getting to some pretty hard trancey grooves, my listeners seem to
like it
> and I am sure yours will as well!
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