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___Daz_Monkey_Ruler
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Posted : Sep 23, 2001 09:21:59
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i've been having an on going debate with a friend about Devo, yes, Devo-from the 80s ("whip, whip good!"), ive always thought that Devo was one of the founding fathers of techno, mainly from growing up thinking that, cause my two brothers have always told me so, and i watched something on VH1 5 years back, basicly saying so as well.
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___sAnDmAn
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Posted : Sep 23, 2001 14:34:37
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I LOVE DEVO !!!!!!!!!!!!
if fact i tryed to get em for a some time now ....
do you have it man ?
i considerd em one of the pioners 4 sure !
(sory for spell , my speak&spell lost its batteries >>00) |
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___Kinetichonda
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Posted : Sep 23, 2001 21:10:53
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I do belive that DEVO have served a great role in establishing Techno. But I'm afraid that the "Fathers" title goes to Kraftwerk!!! |
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___david_kebab
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Posted : Sep 23, 2001 22:32:46
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well i am sorry for all this but the REAL father or grandfather of techno is arik sharon!
well no it was my mistake the gradfather of techno is juan atkins and the guy we like to call father at the techno scene is Derrick May!
kraftwerk and many other dudez did do electronic music !
but techno as such was only made by the guys from detroit.
think about it! real good and only than answer.
as for devo (not being offtopic here) well they had alot of influ on some people but its kinda funny to say they r the fathers of techno.
people did electronic music even in 1920 that does not mean they did techno
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___Daz_Monkey_Ruler
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Posted : Sep 24, 2001 06:53:08
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thanks everyone. i've known electronic has being around for a bit.., look at Jean Michel Jarre, he's been around since the late 60s early 70s.
PirhanaS: i dont have any of their stuff, i have "Whip it" on mp3, got it from napster. im sure if you go to cdnow, or amazon they'll have some Devo stuff.
well, im out, latahs
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___Stalker
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Posted : Sep 24, 2001 09:07:48
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I'm goin to take DJBoris side - surely Kraftwerk were the fathers of techno. I can only add few artists devoted to the history : Space, Jean Michelle Jarre (as someone said too) and may be even Depeche Mode |
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___starjoker
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Posted : Sep 24, 2001 10:55:45
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juan atkins did techno first.
dereck may took the sound to new direction and was the second man.
all this i know from film on channal 2 about year ago with ela gootman and other our specialist.
good day. |
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___david_kebab
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Posted : Sep 24, 2001 13:16:42
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well stats, kraftwerk did do electronic music but it never did TECHNO music.
techno is just a genere hence of music. electronic music is a defenetion with out no reference.
as i see techno as a genere was created in detroit by a couple of guys in the middle of the 80`s.
kraftwerk is another story. cuz people before them did electrnic music!
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___DCQ
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Posted : Sep 24, 2001 16:35:37
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arik sharon... producer of techno eh? hm.......
well, i dunno about founding fathers
maybe bob moog for creating the moog?
as for techno since then, how about russ gabriel?
hes been responsible for some amazing stuff, and hes been around a few years |
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___david_kebab
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Posted : Sep 24, 2001 18:08:26
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well russ gabrial is great producer!
i really like his stuff but its mainly deep house music and for he isn`t the founder:() |
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___Daz_Monkey_Ruler
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Posted : Sep 25, 2001 04:23:31
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well, i did some researching in school today, i will agree.
but just out of curiousity, am i the only one who listens/likes Jean Michel Jarre in here?
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