acid is not dead.. i am actually trying to get more of it out into my set... i know a closet dj in sac. who spin ONLY hard acid, the smitten/stay up for ever type stuff, and another dj from bluegreen (gauge) sometimes incorporates a little bit of it into his set...
personally, i would really like to see things go to that level again at least for a little while... i feel the need for some squelching 303's and stuph.... i also feel that if you really listen to a lot of the electronic music out there, you can find elements of acid within most of it, though somtimes very subtle... it'll come back.. i think with things getting harder there can be a great appreciation for it in the future... [EMAIL PROTECTED] At Monday, 4 February 2002, you wrote: >funny thing, i'm following another thread on another music list asking >whether not anothe >certain genre of music is dead. >at any rate, if that's the case, what's left behind ? fufu ? ;) > >i don't think it's getting dead, it's more that the DJs who used to have >stopped or switched >to another genre. a lot of them are older too, and have stopped spinning. > >i know there's still quite a few out there who spin it. amber, andy, flash >gordon, and of >course, the illustrious ethan. > >> Is it me or is acid dead... >> A genre of music that, at one point, almost dominated the underground >> scene. Typically, a type of music would go mainstream and eventually die >> out due to its enormous popularity...but this was never the case with our >> beloved acid. Are there simply not many dj's anymore who prefer to spin >> this seemingly dark transcendental genre of music? OH WHERE OH WHERE HAS >> OUR BELOVED ACID GONE? OH WHERE OH WHERE CAN IT BE?! >
