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ABTsportsline
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Registered: May 2001
Location: Rural WA, USA
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That statement is partly true.... only the part that says "techno is what people who don't listen to it call it..."
the rest is false.... techno is actually just another genre, like trance, house, etc.... Techno is electronic music in its rawest form (IMO), and is the stuff you will frequently find Jeff Mills, Picotto, and usually Vath spinning...
I believe the ENTIRE classification of music is called "electronica", and there follow your subdomains of "trance, progressive house, house, happy hardcore, d-n-b, jungle, techno, etc...." At least this is what Mixmag said over a year ago.
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Aug-24-2001 00:18
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TeKnoHe@d2025
Derek Howell Addict

Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Aug-24-2001 01:06
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TrAnCe CoNtRoL
Made of Love
Registered: Jan 2001
Location: D Town, Michigan, USA/DTA #9
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grrr i hate ppl here in the states. "hey man is that techno your listening to". i just wanna punch them and say "no you ****** its trance". i just say "no its trance", but then they are like "oh", like im some fucked up person for listening to this genre theyve never heard of. god damn them.
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Aug-24-2001 06:11
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ABTsportsline
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Registered: May 2001
Location: Rural WA, USA
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| quote: | Originally posted by FinnHawk
ABT is right! Techno is it's own genre just like Trance and House. Techno is VERY repetitive with little to NO build-ups and breakdowns. I call it DJs music because it's REALLY easy and fun to mix because the tracks are very constant and often minimal. It's prolly the best (easiest?) genre to keep a mix of two or more tracks going for a long time (ie. overlapping tracks).
There are also the cross-genres of Tech-Trance and Tech-House, which are basically just really repetitive sample based Trance and House. Pure techno is usually a little harder, more abrassive and/or minimal.
Some Techno DJs of note include Richie Hawtin, Dave Clarke, Carl Cox and Mauro Picotto, just to name a few. Altho I believe the last two have only started spinning Techno more recently. I don't think they used to spin it as much or at all.
I enjoy Techno, especially live at parties, but usually only in small doses. I can rarely stand a whole set or mixed CD of techno. I think it has a much bigger effect live rather than just listening to it at home.
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heheh.... there's where you and i differ my friend....
Techno is my favorite genre, and i can listen to Picotto for HOURS!! i dont know, maybe its the hard beats, but you are right about mixing - its easy NOT because of the same beats (although that is easy too)... but b/c in regular trance you have buildups and refrains and basically parts of songs with no beats (and intros with no beats sometimes)... so that kinda makes it harder to spin uplifting i feel.... granted i can do it, (who can't?), but it is easier to spin techno....
Techno just moves my body crazy... i can't stand still at a Picotto show! everyone has their preferences though....
Cheers!
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