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Laney

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6th Oct 04 at 16:00

I've got to do an essay on House music and I know sweet FA.

Can anyone suggest some artistés that I can have a listen and a bit of a boogey too?

Cavey

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6th Oct 04 at 16:02

Armand Van Helden
Paul Johnson
Fischerspooner
Felix da Housecat

Matt H

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6th Oct 04 at 16:02

eye ball paul

Mad Moe

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6th Oct 04 at 16:06

Masters at Work where around at the beginning of it all.

There's a book call 'Adventures in Wonderland' by Sheryl Garrett which is sort of a journey through Dance and House music from it' orgins in the late 70's up until the late 90's

Laney

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6th Oct 04 at 16:07

quote:
Originally posted by Mad Moe
Masters at Work where around at the beginning of it all.

There's a book call 'Adventures in Wonderland' by Sheryl Garrett which is sort of a journey through Dance and House music from it' orgins in the late 70's up until the late 90's

Cheers mate. I've had a looky round t'interclick but there's nothing concrete

Avey

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6th Oct 04 at 16:13

Have a nosey on the Subliminal website - http://www.subliminalrecords.com/ that might have a bit of info

Have a search for Erick Morillo, Jose Nunez, Junior Jack . . . .

MarkW

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6th Oct 04 at 16:14

quote:
Originally posted by matt h
eye ball paul

kevin & perry go large - top soundtrack on there - top film too

Mad Moe

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6th Oct 04 at 16:19

Found this info on house for you mate it's got some canny info.

here

Laney

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6th Oct 04 at 16:20

Thanking y'all. Keep 'em coming

Laney

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6th Oct 04 at 16:20

quote:
Originally posted by Mad Moe
Found this info on house for you mate it's got some canny info.

here

Legend

waynep

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6th Oct 04 at 16:26

quote:
Originally posted by Laney

quote:
Originally posted by Mad Moe
Found this info on house for you mate it's got some canny info.

here

Legend

copy, paste, print, essay done lol

Carl

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6th Oct 04 at 16:36

funky house is abit vague really there are loads of different kinds of house such as latin, tribal, filtered, electro.
The history of house is also different depending on who's view it is. If you go on some music sites such as subliminal and go on the message board im sure you will be able to find massive arguements about this which may help you in your essey.

Graham

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6th Oct 04 at 16:41

so you finally listened to my advice

Laney

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6th Oct 04 at 16:46

quote:
Originally posted by Graham
so you finally listened to my advice

Yush thankyoupleash Mr xGrahamx

I hope you're downloading too. I'm not going through all this on my own

Graham

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6th Oct 04 at 16:54

you shall suffer alone, or why dont you text that lass and get her round and she can help

Laney

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6th Oct 04 at 16:55

It might be past her bedtime

I'm listening to some random Frankie Knuckles and its half ok

Graham, please get out of my thread

[Edited on 06-10-2004 by Laney]

Mad Moe

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6th Oct 04 at 16:58

Frankie Knuckles is regarded by many to be one of the pioneers of modern house music.

If you're after some modern funky house try some of the Hed Kandi CD's

Graham

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6th Oct 04 at 16:59

SMB

Laney

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6th Oct 04 at 16:59

quote:
Originally posted by Graham
I want your body

Graham

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6th Oct 04 at 17:05

Carl

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6th Oct 04 at 17:08

everyone proper rates hed kandi, don't know what all the fuss is about personally.

Mad Moe

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6th Oct 04 at 17:15

Just depends on which CD's you get mate there's so many of them. The new 3 disc Summer Mix 2004 is a very good one

Dom

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6th Oct 04 at 18:03

why you gotta do an essay on house music mate? seems abit of an odd one - if your doing music course of some sort, most of teachers ive experienced what you to right 3000-5000 words on bach and other composers of the era (or some shite i had to do) - wished i got essays like this

Laney

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6th Oct 04 at 18:32

quote:
Originally posted by VisibleMan
why you gotta do an essay on house music mate? seems abit of an odd one - if your doing music course of some sort, most of teachers ive experienced what you to right 3000-5000 words on bach and other composers of the era (or some shite i had to do) - wished i got essays like this

I'm doing a Music degree, its ace. Mainly cause I get to go play music every day and eye up the dancers that are in the studios next door

Aye, its only 2500 too

Dom

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6th Oct 04 at 18:43

quote:
Originally posted by Laney

quote:
Originally posted by VisibleMan
why you gotta do an essay on house music mate? seems abit of an odd one - if your doing music course of some sort, most of teachers ive experienced what you to right 3000-5000 words on bach and other composers of the era (or some shite i had to do) - wished i got essays like this

I'm doing a Music degree, its ace. Mainly cause I get to go play music every day and eye up the dancers that are in the studios next door

Aye, its only 2500 too

cool mate

where you studying mate? you doing traditional music, or is music tech kinda course?
im looking at doing music engineering at LIPA next year, but its abit on the pricey side (5k for tutuion fees a year, because its a private course)

sounds like a laugh mate eitherway, i wished my music tech a-level was about house music and stuff, that having to compose midi files on folk songs and doing live recordings of pieces of music i cant even say let alone spell

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