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A.J.
Back from the dead

Registered: Nov 2003
Location: Sydney
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Dec-28-2003 09:38
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IbizaCrasher
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Virden
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for those who don't like techno, it's because you can't understand the simplicity of it's hardcoreness. So, in other words, unless you have an accquired taste for things that are thrown together to make something ultimately trippy, chances are, you don't like it.
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Dec-28-2003 23:04
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SuperFarStucker
1380 fp/s

Registered: Jan 2003
Location: Seattle, WA
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I took the time to post some correctional measures, and and though it might be a bit condescending I think it's fairly informative, as well as a bit innacurate.
| quote: | The general public's misconception is deeply rooted. Actually the "trunk" genre is electronica not "techno". Techno is an unrelenting, relatively high BPM (120+) electronica genre characterized by harsh or exotic noise and extensive use of percussive instrumentation and rythymic progression.
Its' birth, while largely irrelevant, was in Detroit, MI USA approximately ~20 years ago.
It is *not* "rap background music" which atypically relies on a simple melody and a very slow BPM (80ish bpm). Techno is largely devoid of melodic solos although some of it's bastard children do contain them in said form (namely tech-trance).
I think the general public's misconception is due to their lack of understanding of the diversity and complexity of EDM (electronic dance music, or electronica). Atypically a vocal-less genre (sans some of the "lesser" genre's and their bastard children) it tends to be rather alienating to somebody who has grown up listening to music with "words" in it. Understanding that sound is an expression in itself is essential to understanding the avant-garde electronica movement of the past 25-30 years. Classically trained musicians have a *much* easier time understanding this than your average "50 cent" or "Christina Aguilara" fan.
I hope my primer has been most helpful to the nameless masses out there. Remember, if you don't know what something is but you recognize it as containing electronic-sounds call it "Electronica", as, while vague, it is always correct. Opposed to the word techno, which only makes you look stupid to anyone within a 30 foot radius who actually knows what techno is. |
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Dec-29-2003 00:50
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