i think british dance is tha da bomb i have got every chemical brothers album including all EP'S
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#12 whirly
Posted 28 December 2007 - 5:04 AM
...then in the late 80's and early 90's, electronic music was starting to break at least where I was - then it was quickly put on the backburner when every radio station started playing Smells Like Teen Spirit.
Fast forward to 1997 and electronic music seemed to permeate every aspect of pop culture as it weaved its way into everything mainstream from soundtracks to commercials to background fodder on am radio traffic reports... til something else came along and grabbed the interest of the masses.
It's just how things are here, I guess. It seems these things like shifts in musical interests come in cycles, but nothing truly dies. It just goes a little quiet for a while.
Though at Nocturnal Wonderland last September, it was hard to believe it wasn't 1997 all over again.
#13 Profunk
Posted 28 December 2007 - 5:43 AM
Haha, the funny thing is that I live in Oklahoma! And even funnier, I agree!
Sadly, I think that the Crystal Method is probably the best thing to come from the states, which isn't saying much.
Back around "Now 6" was when electronic music was most popular because it actually had The Rockefeller Skank on it. I believe we're up to "Now 23" in the states, so it was awhile ago.
#14
Posted 28 December 2007 - 5:47 AM
You know what was amazing? MTV's AMP compliation. You know what else was amazing? The Hackers soundtrack. What the hell, 1995? Why were you so awesome?
Yeah, The Crystal Method's sound needed to go in a completely different direction than where they ended up. Although, it's not horribly far off from where they started. Maybe that was the problem... The same sound just got worse.
#19 Profunk
Posted 29 December 2007 - 10:26 PM
Plus theres that Vegas deluxe 2-CD thing that came out.
I still have fond memories of TCM because I bought Legion of Boom and DYOH, my first Chemical experience, at the same time.
Obviously I loved DYOH so much more, but it was a great time for me musically.