any record i've never heard before is new to me. i'm always discovering new
sounds and new artists - i've recently discovered patrick adams and peter
brown. it may not be new to a lot of people, but it sure as hell is to me
and i'm loving the stuff.
and anyway, what's so new about the latest release on poker flat or king
st, or moods and grooves or by rob hood? i've already got a couple of
thousand house and techno records. it's not like there's that much
differnce between them.
if a track makes my heart sing and makes me wish i was on a dance floor
moving my arse then i buy it, regardless of what year it was made.
james
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Re: (313) morgan geist interview
>my favourite quote:
>Is your record collection disproportionately vintage?
>I don’t buy any new shit.
You know what?
I have ENOUGH mates like this.
I think they're all backwards. Yeah, I like to dig for my old tracks as
much as the next man, and sometimes I have trouble keeping up with them,
but I feel an obligation, not to mention the fact that I think there's
plenty of exciting new music around.
They're all retarded if you ask me, keep the new music economy alive I say.
And what you gonna do when you dj? not play anything past 1985? And then
try to blag my head you're a cutting edge dj?
PAH.
And, what makes me laugh even more, Morgan doesn't buy new records, but
wants people to buy his!!
teeehee.
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