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which country had the most important impact on edm? (pg. 6)
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| zyklon-jay |
| sprinkled with lithium. |
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| rem11 |
french clown VS american clown 
lets watch the spectacle. |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| quote: | Originally posted by zyklon-jay
I always find it funny that everyone always says detroit or Chicago...but always leave out new York. |
Well, none of those are countries. New York gave the world disco and hip-hop, and for that is probably more important than either Detroit or Chicago. |
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| rem11 |
| makes no sense since ur 1 of them.:conf: |
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| rem11 |
i cant believe oakey worked for DefJam before anything. well , no i guess that wsas after his ibiza stint, but u can make a uk/ny correlation.. plus dnb / hiphop.
u could say that each country had the biggest impact on a sub genre of edm at a specific decade but never fully as a whole. |
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| zyklon-jay |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Well, none of those are countries. New York gave the world disco and hip-hop, and for that is probably more important than either Detroit or Chicago. |
it was in reference to nrg's comment. I suppose I should have quoted him to show I'm not that bad at geography. The sounds from all 3 cities rubbed off on each other quite a bit, and there was arguably just as much dance music coming out of the big apple at around the same time. I have always found that the contribution the city made got snubbed a little by music enthusiasts for some reason or another. I've never quite understood it. |
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| rem11 |
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| zyklon-jay |
| I'm talking about way before twilo existed. |
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| enydo |
| No no, I'm pretty sure you're only talking about Twilo. |
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