> He did not stop because he thought that italo is to popular now but > because apparently no one listened to the CBS....
Ah-ha, the ole' "I'm so underground I...hey? where is everybody?" > > In an interview he did with listmember Rebelbass he said that one of > the reasons he quit dj-ing was because his job as a dj was done, italo > was no longer a dirty word and people made it and played it again. > > KJ > > > > i heard perspects said in an interview he isnt making music again > > until the electro fad dies down. i say make money and build an > > audience while the oppurtunity is there, by all means. if you like > > making music, make music. maybe if the new audience for electro (or > > italo, etc) hears more quality music it will extend beyond fad. the > > hype and bs and disposable music that goes along with fads is annoying > > but i think it's a shame if you let yourself lose your passion because > > of it..but understandable i guess.. > >
