Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Punk emerged in the early 1970's with Iggy Pop as the
father of it.  Post New Wave in the 1980's is all
about melody & experimentation with musical electronic
instruments (i.e. drum machines, efx boxes,
sequencers, loops, and music video for the first time,
etc.).  Things evolve; then someone says "Hey, we need
some more bass here!" and it sticks.  Heavy bass is
now.  That will come and go like other music trends.  

The only thing I noticed, as far as drugs go, was that
the Beatles, Rolling Stones, et al's music became
increasingly sleepy as they got off booze and moved
into LSD & Js.  It was like the energy got zapped out
of their music.  A lot of mellow groups evolved during
that time.  You may now call their music fit for the
elevators.

Mitchell

--- Paul Najar <pnajar@...> wrote:

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> On 04/01/2005, at 8:37 PM, u b i k wrote:
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> > Speaking of, can anybody explain what exactly
> happened in the 80's?
> > Does doing coke make you want to hear less bass,
> or no bass?  Cold
> > reverb mixes for a cold drug, I guess.  Then
> again, the cold war
> > peaked, maybe blow isn't to blame...
> 
> It was the initial post punk era that emerged around
> the late 70's. 
> Punk itself being (ideologically at least) a lot
> about not having to be 
> a virtuoso often had really simple bass lines so it
> was not much of a 
> step to either a very soft bass or no bass - think
> Prince's "When Doves 
> Cry"
> 
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