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"imcvspl's Deep Thoughts: Electronic music is the Jazz of our era"


  

          

*preemptive hip-hop is electronic music*

Remember the whole notion of this is based on the 'accepted' notion that jazz was the classical of its era. What did that mean? Kind of hard to pin down. More or less it ties to compositional greatness. The great musical works of the era were composed in the realm of jazz in the same way that the great musical works of the previous era were composed in the realm of western classical. Now of course the latter part of that is debatable, as the world of music was so myopic at the time as to only include western music as a point of reference. By the time jazz came around the world was a bit more globalized and the influence of jazz was being felt all around the globe. Cultures from all four corners of the globe were using the palate of textures jazz was offering to express themselves. It fused with the local musics to become their own traditions under the umbrella. And unlike classical it was far more mutable in this regard as there were not strict confines of presentation which limited how it had to be interpreted. Jazz was the medium, perhaps the most powerful medium to date.

Fast forward a bit and there's a new medium. It's the medium of electronics. And just like jazz it is a global phenomena which is resulting in perhaps even a more diverse spectrum of sound and possibilities than its predecessor. All of the little pockets of the world pick up on it and induce their own local/cultural flavors into it to stand on their own merits under the umbrella. It ranges to the popest of pop, to the nichest of niche. There's instrumental and vocals. Small works, and grandiose 'operas'. And here's the kicker, after 50+ years of history its still just getting started. This era is great. We should all feel blessed.

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imcvspl's Deep Thoughts: Electronic music is the Jazz of our era [View all] , imcvspl, Tue Mar-02-10 09:37 AM
 
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NOOOOOOOO NIGGA
Mar 02nd 2010
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YESSSSSSSSSSSS NIGGA
Mar 02nd 2010
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      NOOOOOOOO NIGGA
Mar 02nd 2010
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           The fact you haven't pulled out your dick supports this post n/m
Mar 02nd 2010
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                it supports the fact that I'm in a great fucking mood, pal
Mar 02nd 2010
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                     you know i like to stay ahead of the curve with this stuff
Mar 02nd 2010
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                          doubt it
Mar 02nd 2010
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so you're just talking composition, huh?
Mar 02nd 2010
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performance has a ways to go but slowly but surely
Mar 02nd 2010
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      ok.
Mar 02nd 2010
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      you want it to be one way, but it's the other way
Mar 02nd 2010
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      you know what.. fuck it performance is only so relevant
Mar 02nd 2010
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           RE: you know what.. fuck it performance is only so relevant
Mar 03rd 2010
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           don't understate things.
Mar 03rd 2010
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           i agree with your sentiment here...
Mar 04th 2010
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                RE: i agree with your sentiment here...
Mar 04th 2010
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i used to say this back in the '90s and early '00s.
Mar 02nd 2010
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and then there's that.
Mar 02nd 2010
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                          RE: i used to say this back in the '90s and early '00s.
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                          thats the thing about FS/LS
Mar 02nd 2010
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                               i think tim's an egomaniac
Mar 02nd 2010
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                          RE: i used to say this back in the '90s and early '00s.
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                                    RE: i used to say this back in the '90s and early '00s.
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                          RE: i used to say this back in the '90s and early '00s.
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                     the 'masses' hated bop and deplored hard bop
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                          RE: the 'masses' hated bop and deplored hard bop
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                               RE: the 'masses' hated bop and deplored hard bop
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                                    RE: the 'masses' hated bop and deplored hard bop
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                who is more talented than Liam Howlett?
Mar 02nd 2010
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                many
Mar 02nd 2010
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                you think there is ever gonna be another wave of popularity?
Mar 02nd 2010
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                     as big as 1996-2001? not for a long time, i'd wager
Mar 02nd 2010
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                          Amp was that shit!!!
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                          RE: Amp was that shit!!!
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                               RE: Amp was that shit!!!
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                                    RE: Amp was that shit!!!
Mar 03rd 2010
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                          but if you broaden the scope inclusively of all 'electronic music'
Mar 02nd 2010
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                               im drawing a line between "electronic" as a prod. style and as a
Mar 03rd 2010
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                                    but without the rise of electronic music, there'd be no ke$ha
Mar 03rd 2010
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                RE: who is more talented than Liam Howlett?
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                http://board.okayplayer.com/okp.php?az=show_topic&forum=5&topic_id=22238...
Mar 02nd 2010
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if there's one thing we can learn from jazz - don't be scared of ridicul...
Mar 02nd 2010
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i'm not scared of ridicule, in fact, i welcome it when i think i'm right
Mar 03rd 2010
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      how about this for a challenge
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           RE: how about this for a challenge
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Man, you really, really, -REALLY- hate Pitchfork, don't you?
Mar 04th 2010
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      "and you should hate it, way more than you love it..."
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RE: imcvspl's Deep Thoughts: Electronic music is the Jazz of our era
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here's another key - through it the notion of performance has changed
Mar 02nd 2010
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i think DJ culture is something entirely different.
Mar 02nd 2010
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RE: i think DJ culture is something entirely different.
Mar 02nd 2010
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okay. i can get w/ that.
Mar 02nd 2010
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deremo really understands what i'm getting at n/m
Mar 02nd 2010
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this is false.... *cryptic message in sig*
Mar 02nd 2010
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the problem with DJ's
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      RE: the problem with DJ's
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           i can agree with this but wouldn't limit it to the DJ
Mar 03rd 2010
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RE: imcvspl's Deep Thoughts: Electronic music is the Jazz of our era
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two points... but only if you can qualify it with a direct parallel...
Mar 02nd 2010
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in terms of innovation, I can agree; but there is no jazz of our era
Mar 02nd 2010
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there's no need to defend its uniqueness
Mar 02nd 2010
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RE: imcvspl's Deep Thoughts: Electronic music is the Jazz of our era
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did your friend laugh?
Mar 02nd 2010
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Whatever it is, it's the latest version of expression.
Mar 02nd 2010
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that doesn't mean you should just sample someone else's "expression" tho
Mar 02nd 2010
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      That's still possible with a sample, really.
Mar 02nd 2010
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           not the way you're doing it.
Mar 03rd 2010
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                Thanks for saying that, but what electronic musician did I sample?
Mar 03rd 2010
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                     four tet + aimee mann = mann-tet
Mar 03rd 2010
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                          I sampled drums that he sampled. I don't think I've ever heard a
Mar 03rd 2010
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                               RE: I sampled drums that he sampled. I don't think I've ever heard a
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                                    I did the Aimee Mann thing to make the drums stronger.
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                                         RE: I did the Aimee Mann thing to make the drums stronger.
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                                              Um... I didn't say that.
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                                                   RE: Um... I didn't say that.
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                                                        I am not aesthetically unaware, I am under-skilled. I don't know
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                                                             RE: I am not aesthetically unaware, I am under-skilled. I don't know
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                                                                  I have the keyboard. Using it effectively is a totally different issue.
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                                                                       you've seen that there are lots of tutorials on youtube
Mar 04th 2010
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                                                                            Good lookin out, I hadn't checked that thread in a few days.
Mar 04th 2010
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RE: imcvspl's Deep Thoughts: Electronic music is the Jazz of our era
Mar 03rd 2010
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that which you call the tao is not the tao
Mar 03rd 2010
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      RE: that which you call the tao is not the tao
Mar 03rd 2010
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POSTJACK: More important music of the 20th century - Jazz or rock n roll...
Mar 03rd 2010
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you'd have to qualify 'important'
Mar 03rd 2010
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LTJ Bukem, DJ Shadow, Amon Tobin, Talvin Singh
Mar 03rd 2010
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who noticed 'music' wasn't capitalized?
Mar 04th 2010
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composition? most of the electronic music i hear sounds chaotic
Mar 04th 2010
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no offense but your comments say you're listening to the wrong folk
Mar 04th 2010
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      i dunno, pal. i have some issues with your parallel
Mar 04th 2010
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           i'm with you on this, spirit
Mar 04th 2010
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           to note
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           RE: i dunno, pal. i have some issues with your parallel
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           addendum
Mar 04th 2010
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don't have a lot to interject with...
Mar 04th 2010
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i'm not buying this!!!
Mar 04th 2010
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I don't even agree with jazz being the classical of its era...
Mar 04th 2010
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My argument is really far-removed from the high-brow/low-brow debate
Mar 04th 2010
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      high-brow/low-brow is intrinsic to the debate
Mar 05th 2010
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maybe I'm missing the forest for the trees...
Mar 04th 2010
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always the bridesmaid, never the bride
Mar 05th 2010
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      discussion in one context doesn't imply lack of appreciation in the othe...
Mar 05th 2010
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Two months later... I still stand by this... perhaps moreso
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Eight months later I'd say it's undeniable
Nov 09th 2010
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      i would agree that it pushes the 'limits' of musicianship...
Nov 09th 2010
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in theory? Sure. In practice? Nah.
Nov 09th 2010
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RE: in theory? Sure. In practice? Nah.
Nov 10th 2010
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