Re: [microsound] Re: wired/lowercase/macs/oh my!

[albert fish <kiwi_reel_inn@xxxxxxx>]

It is vary interestig to me as well haw fans of certain subgenras of music tned to become jeelos when newcomers discover "there" music. If you love a cetain type music wouldn't you want to parmote it so others could enjoy it as too as instead of keepign it you're little secret? Poin well made Neile!

k.r.i.




----- Original Message -----
From: Neil Wiernik <neil@xxxxxxxxx>
To: microsound <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 7:33 PM
Subject: Re: [microsound] Re: wired/lowercase/macs/oh my!


>
> I have encountered that situation many times over with all corners of
> musical genras I dont find it scary at all in fact I fnd it interesting to
> obverve and see how things move out of non popular culture and into
> popular culture.
> Its like the whole clicky glitchy techno sounds that were comming out of
> cologne 5 years ago people thought I was wierd when I discribed the kind
> of music I was making or ask me who is tomas brinkmann
> or mike ink. And now they are household words for the most part in certain
> circles. I think like any thing there comes a time when your little secret
> is no longer a secret and I think of it like this the more the merrier ...
> that means if it popular annd there is demand for it then there is more
> money pumped into te community and more records, shows and tours can
> happen as well as in turn more new blood flushed into the community both
> from a consumer and prodcuing end of things.
> so its all good and the elitest attitude of ssssshhhheee lets keep this a
> secret is silly and not very cool at all.
> neil..
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