In a message dated 8/08/00 11:53:08 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

> I agree, out side of the new plus 8 track (Electric Deluxe) I have not been 
>  to impressed with Detroit releases.  I would say that the most avant 
techno 
>  of late has come from the likes of Marco Carola, Gaeton Parisio, and even 
>  some Adam Beyer releases (specifically the release on Conform "Lost and 
>  Found"??).  And even the previously mentioned music is still just a 
>  "refined" techno.  I think Detroit has become stagnant, but do not get me 
>  wrong this is not a negative view.  I think the next few years will be 
very 
>  exciting for Detroit music and look forward to some of the "next 
generation" 
>  producers.  Any thoughts on the matter would be greatly appreciated.

>Jared Wilson
>F.T.M. Records

Well then you'd probably haven't heard:

Theo Parrish - Parallel Dimensions LP (Sound Signature)
Robert Hood - Nighttime World 2 (M-Plant)
Shake - Songs For My Mother (Frictional)
Da Sampla - Samplaholic (Moods & Grooves)
Sean Deason - Allegory & Metaphor (Intuit Solar)
Kevin Saunderson - Powerbass (Sonic Groove)

I believe that Axis 20 is a true classic - those who do not immediately 
appreciate will do so in future, like a fine wine matures with age - and 
those that love it now will cherish it even more. I caught glimpses of this 
when I first heard Humana and then some tracks from the 'From The 21st' CD. 
Its great to have an entire LP of this side of Mills I really enjoy - 
listening music as opposed to pure dance - DJ tools/ Purpose Maker style.

The music quantity coming out of Detroit isn't as high volume as the golden 
years of 1991-95, however the class is still abundant for what is released.

Now - The new Stacey Pullen LP. I wonder what the verdict is going to be - if 
it is in the direction of his last release 2 years ago on Black Flag or 
.....otherwise. 


A_Zed
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