Re: (313) Vestax or Technics

[Michael . Elliot-Knight]

>To be fair, this is a statement that it's trendy now to play records at
>normal tempo and house music is more trendy than techno at least on this
mailing
>list.

Yeah, I know for a fact that it's also trendy to be pointing out what's
trendy all the f*cking time too now. With all the trendiness on this page I
just don't think I can take it. F*cking trendy posers playing records at
their normal speed, makes me sick. I'm going to start subbing to that
"pitched up to +12 ain't-no-house-music-disco-thing going on here with us
post-hu-mans".

MEK





                                                                                
                          
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To be fair, this is a statement that it's trendy now to play records at
normal
tempo and house music is more trendy than techno at least on this mailing
list.
People here seem to feed off the vibes of the deephousemusicpage but from
what I read even dj's like Ron Hardy had a reputation of pitching his
records up.
I have fond memories of watching Derrick Carter play Computer Madness by
S. Poindexter at +6 and doing some damage with early '90s Chi- trax.
Of course watching Jeff Mills spin techno for the first time was a bit of a
revelation even though I like listening to classic techno at normal tempo.

on 7/28/03 6:11 AM, Ryan  Snowden at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> For house I can understand that, kind of..  But are you for real sakari!?