Re: [microsound] Wired News :DJ Turns the Tables on Tradition

[jason.frank@xxxxxxx]

"The system -- a laptop, software and the set-top box -- 
retails for $23,000. While the price tag seems high, it's 
a drop in the bucket for many
professional spinners, who can net thousands of dollars a 
night for performances."

ah hah! one more tool of the burgoise oppressors. again 
we see the dominance of market forces and early adoption 
masquerading as high (post)art.

ha, just kidding, richie positivily shreds. just caught 
him recently in the nyc for free at a record store. gotta 
say though it was funny hearing some of the people not in 
the know marvel at the fact that he could make such an 
interesting hour long mix outta two wreckads. 

but back to my earlier jab, is there some sort of 
relationship between marxism, (post) trendy academia 
speak, and microsound that i've been missing? there seem 
to be an awful lot of posts in these veins. come on, am i 
the only one that has figured out this music goes great 
with shooting shotguns, gennesse cream ale, double wide 
trailers, and misogynist displays of masculine might? 
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