[OT] God of Electronic Music.

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Post by martin808 » Mon Mar 06, 2006 5:24 pm

i was only joking about tiesto btw

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Post by lola » Mon Mar 06, 2006 5:33 pm

martin808 wrote:i was only joking about tiesto btw
This generation "producers, and techheads" seriously think, that ferry corsten and dj tiesto, invented techno.

I am not kidding

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Post by ILTK » Mon Mar 06, 2006 5:53 pm

martin808 wrote:i was only joking about tiesto btw
Hehe, my left eyebrow was allready twitching from the building rage when I saw that :lol:

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Post by kennerb » Mon Mar 06, 2006 8:46 pm

God Fathers
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Steven Reich

The Residents

Jean Michel Jarre

Peter Gabriel

Brian Eno

Lauri Anderson

Wendy Carlos

Not that I necessarily care for their stuff but I think of them as some of the true Pioneers.

Gods for their technical ability
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Yanev Shulman

Simon Posford

Ott

Infected Mushroom

Fila Brazillia


And Bernie Worrell is just a sick keyboard player.
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Re: [OT] God of Electronic Music.

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Post by LJ Martin » Mon Mar 06, 2006 9:28 pm

Lee "Scratch" Perry

Maybe not the One, but certainly one of them
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Post by radeon » Tue Mar 07, 2006 12:12 am

THOMAS DOLBY POST IN TIPS AND TRICK FORUMS. HE IS GENIUSES and most not rated electronic pioneer so whe I listen to some of his music yesterday I hear how great he is. We must make him come here more so we all learn from genius. :wink:

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Post by ishimaru » Tue Mar 07, 2006 1:46 am

Look everyone we need to end this.



I'M THE GOD OF ELECTRONIC MUSIC!!


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Post by Digi V » Tue Mar 07, 2006 2:53 am

i'm seeing some really good examples here and some really fucking bad ones

ministry? are you serious? get the fuck out of here.
trent reznor? yeah maybe if you were still in middle school in the late 90's.


now Pink Floyd def. a huge influence on prog rock, electronic rock, they are GODS.

Richard D is about the last influential electronic musician to be honest. no one else has brought something fresh and new to the table since him. so i wouldn't say he is the most or even in teh same league as others, i'd say he's the last so far.

in order to truly end or even begin such a debate a series of objective rules must be presented and followed.

something like "the most influentiel electronic musician must have a wide influence on a very broad group of musicians, genres, by numbers and popularity"

they cant just be the firsts'.

someone like Throbbign Gristle influenced the godfathers of electronic music such as Cevin Key (skinny puppy). Skinny PUppy's influence reaches farther than throbbing gristle does. see? there must be some kind of ground rule for this

or else everyone will just run in circles.

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Post by LJ Martin » Tue Mar 07, 2006 3:03 am

It seems we need a pantheon, too many gods for there to just be one, we don't want to end up like the middle east now do we.
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Post by DeadlyKungFu » Tue Mar 07, 2006 3:16 am

or go to a guitar board and ask who the best guitar player of all time is/was, or start a Curt Cobain thread and argue that he could/couldn't play guitar.

stinking humans... if they would ALL just listen to me, I'm right, they're wrong, how hard is that to understand?!?!

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Post by Digi V » Tue Mar 07, 2006 3:23 am

who cares if cobain couldn't play neither can trent or any punk rock musican these days.

just because a guy cant thrash a guitar doesn't mean shit

dunno why his fans get offended?

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