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Posted by Adamo on Aug-08-2008 02:19:

quote:
Originally posted by VDub
Addy for one...

OK he's the only one I've ever seen do it...



Addy is also the only Toronto DJ I've seen trainwreck multiple times in one gig...but at least he uses a laptop now.


Posted by Skipper on Aug-08-2008 02:23:

Re: Re: Too Much Techno, Tech House and Minimal?

quote:
Originally posted by musicsnob_NOT
Derrick Carter is in Montreal labour day weekend (someone bring him back).


Say what?!?


Posted by infinity HiGH on Aug-08-2008 02:26:

Re: Re: Too Much Techno, Tech House and Minimal?

quote:
Originally posted by musicsnob_NOT
I need my Farina, Heather or Carter fix since I've missed them the last few times they have been here since I was travelling. Derrick Carter is in Montreal labour day weekend (someone bring him back).


Farina has a Fabric cd out so hopefully he goes on tour for that.


Posted by nadezhda on Aug-08-2008 02:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Skipper
I love it, but that's mostly because I don't go out very often and when I do, there's someone I wouldn't mind hearing playing every weekend.


same here. it helps being old and boring (not that i'm saying you're old and boring sarah! - just me! LOL)\

also, i hardly ever listen to what the kids call "EDM" unless i'm in a club anymore (more into other music at the mo), so everything sounds new to me if i'm out. man, things have changed! where's my cane?


Posted by VDub on Aug-08-2008 02:30:

quote:
Originally posted by slingshot
hahahhaha, you make some pretty ignorant comments dude. If you could elaborate on how you feel minimal is simple in comparison to whatever it is that you like due to lack of layers, please do...

You like trance, we know this, You like banging techno, we know this. You hate minimal and tech house and have made comments that would suggest you feel as if the production quality and creativity of these two genres is mediocre. Why do you think this? Could you offer some sort of explanation, from a musical perspective, and not just based on your tastes, as to why you think this way?


I'm not going to elaborate on anything...

Dictionary definition of minimal...




min�i�mal
Pronunciation:
\ˈmi-nə-məl\
Function:
adjective
Date:
1666

1: relating to or being a minimum: as a: the least possible b: barely adequate c: very small or slight 2often capitalized : of, relating to, or being minimal art or minimalism
� min�i�mal�ly Listen to the pronunciation of minimally \-mə-lē\ adverb


Posted by DigiNut on Aug-08-2008 02:31:

I've been making this complaint for years. Most of what's being called techno is only superficially techno - that is, it's very dark and percussive and serious and often minimal with little to no hint of a melody or hook, but unfortunately also lacks many of the elements traditionally associated with techno like filters, mashups, funky or weird or old school samples, or even interesting or unexpected cuts and splices.

This happens with every genre though. It was the same with electro when it became just a buzzword for blips and bloops and farty basslines.


Posted by geroin on Aug-08-2008 02:32:

Re: Too Much Techno, Tech House and Minimal?

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller
95% of all the events I've been to in the past year in Europe have been techno nights.


i think this is why you're somewhat sick of this sound after coming back here


Posted by VDub on Aug-08-2008 02:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Adamo
Addy is also the only Toronto DJ I've seen trainwreck multiple times in one gig...but at least he uses a laptop now.


The day that you can mix three decks at once flawlessly and do this several times in one set...every set....

Then you become the best DJ in the world...


Posted by geroin on Aug-08-2008 02:38:

quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut
This happens with every genre though.



this is why genre naming is retarded, there are way more styles of music than ever before where producers incorporate and play with various sounds and the end product cannot be generalized under one category anymore.

example

guy gerber

deep melodic minimal tech click house?
rightttt


Posted by geroin on Aug-08-2008 02:40:

quote:
Originally posted by VDub
Then you become the best DJ in the world...


LOL wtf
honestly man, what are you


Posted by DigiNut on Aug-08-2008 02:41:

quote:
Originally posted by geroin
guy gerber

deep melodic minimal tech click house?

Works for Danny Howells.

"Deep sexy futuristic tech funk house".


Posted by Skipper on Aug-08-2008 02:44:

Yeah, I definitely think if you can complain about techno in toronto you are probably going out too much.


Posted by Vanos on Aug-08-2008 02:46:

I wonder why some people associate minimal techno with slow and boring music (maybe the only minimal label they know is minus?). There is lots of banging minimal produced nowadays.


Posted by spolitta on Aug-08-2008 02:56:

If you don't like what you hear in the city, start spinning yourself.


Posted by slingshot on Aug-08-2008 03:17:

Re: Re: Too Much Techno, Tech House and Minimal?

quote:
Originally posted by geroin
i think this is why you're somewhat sick of this sound after coming back here


or he's seen that everybody's into it and in his quest to be different and eclectic in his musical preference he's starting to dislike this trend, lol.

just my opinion.


Posted by slingshot on Aug-08-2008 03:20:

quote:
Originally posted by VDub
I'm not going to elaborate on anything...

Dictionary definition of minimal...




min�i�mal
Pronunciation:
\ˈmi-nə-məl\
Function:
adjective
Date:
1666

1: relating to or being a minimum: as a: the least possible b: barely adequate c: very small or slight 2often capitalized : of, relating to, or being minimal art or minimalism
� min�i�mal�ly Listen to the pronunciation of minimally \-mə-lē\ adverb


fuck dude, the dictionary. Why didn't I think of this? Brilliant.

ig·no·rant Audio Help /ˈɪgnərənt/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[ig-ner-uhnt] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–adjective
1. lacking in knowledge or training; unlearned: an ignorant man.
2. lacking knowledge or information as to a particular subject or fact: ignorant of quantum physics.
3. uninformed; unaware.
4. due to or showing lack of knowledge or training: an ignorant statement.
[Origin: 1325–75; ME ignora(u)nt < L ignōrant- (s. of ignōrāns), prp. of ignōrāre to ignore; see -ant]


Posted by devnull on Aug-08-2008 03:28:

there cant be too much techno!

Techno nights in last 10months:

Liebing/rohr@FW
Speedy J@FW
Joel Mull@FW
Nittin/Kidd/Tresher@Cherry beach
Tractile/Caufield@FW (bummed i missed it)


the rest are Jamie Kidd and metalogic that play local

Then there was DEMF..

Im happy with the amt of techno in TO, its growing and i could use a bit more..


Posted by jon jon on Aug-08-2008 03:33:

lol woooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh


Posted by jon jon on Aug-08-2008 03:35:

this thread needs more bearded richie...


Posted by jon jon on Aug-08-2008 03:36:


Posted by slingshot on Aug-08-2008 03:41:


Posted by DigDeep on Aug-08-2008 03:55:


Posted by magikb on Aug-08-2008 03:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Cribby
(We're lucky to get this much international techno talent! Prior years have been lacking.)



quote:
Originally posted by Skipper
I love it, but that's mostly because I don't go out very often and when I do, there's someone I wouldn't mind hearing playing every weekend.


I couldn't agree with these two statements more.
If I were partying and going out the way I used to, I may be sick of it myself. Since I barely go out these days, it is nice to have a solid choice of techno events going on for me to choose from and make the trek into the city.


Posted by elFreak on Aug-08-2008 03:59:

techno sucks.


Posted by Jem_hadar on Aug-08-2008 04:29:

quote:
Originally posted by slingshot


Is that Chuck Norris's younger brother!?!? wtf lolz


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