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| quote: | Originally posted by david.michael
Man, I dunno. It just doesn't click with me. I "want" it to, but it just doesn't do the trick.
I like some damn repetitive music, but when you can have someone click the progress bar all over the track and not have any idea that you have moved in the song... it's a little much. I can listen to a good four-bar loop for a while, but these loops just aren't good enough for to hear for several minutes in a row.
I'm sure, drugged out in the middle of a crowd, it would do the trick.
I like the Buttrich tracks posted in here much better. Is all of Rob Hood's work similar to what you posted, or is that just all that I've heard? I'd be interested in seeing if he had something else to offer. |
Yea I dont get the whole Robert Hood cult following myself. Its the kind of techno that parents hear and think, what the heck are these kids thinking?
But I think the records are more for layering and hyperactive dj's who can't stop moving their hands and fidgeting. Posting the tracks on youtube individually doesnt help them much.
Plus I dont get why all of the tracks are so fast. If he slowed down a bit I might be able to feel some semblance of a groove. But you need to get below 130 to do that
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