Terrence writes
Perhaps It will be fun when some artists promote the sampling of their work
with a percentage of succeeding profits going to some charity. i think it gets
a bit boring when we have the techno echo of dated musical forms so prevalent.
(It's sort of like classic rock radio. Lets get on with the new already.)
Sampling is like tributes to cool rifs of the past which is flattering, with
that in mind i wonder what's all the litigious fuss about? penny pinching ?
It will all blow over when the newest wave of digi play creates the sonic
abstractexpressionist? musical form.
T.
"yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away now it seems there here to stay
oh i believe in yesterday"
Ken Friedman wrote:
> The Droplift Project is fascinating. It raises complex conceptual issues in
> terms of sampling, and the tactic of producing your own records and placing
> them in record shops is brilliant.
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