> > Er. Like the "standards" were not a bunch of producers copying each >> other at the behest of a bunch of artists who wanted to sound like >> (name here)? Is it just a coincidence that you can hear a tune from >> any of the past five decades for the first time and place it to >> within five or *max* ten years of it's origin? Are fashions the >> result of some cosmic resonance and not the result people copying >> each other? > >agreed Dennis, sorry I was just spouting for Debbies sake, like food for >thought you know? Came across a bit harsh - Not in the least. I am not trying to offend I am just disagreeing with the argument. As far as me too goes. Everyone including the trend setters is imitating someone to some degree. I think the amount of originality the mainstream market supports is clearly a cyclical thing. I do not on the other hand believe there is any actual fluctuation in creativity. That's why I think the home studio revolution is so wonderful. Some guy/or gal may slave away doing greater and greater stuff at home building a body of work and wondering why nobody notices it then *bam* the market decides it's time for a change of the guard and suddenly people become responsive to new ideas there he/she is with a complete body of work and a well honed "brand new thang'.
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Re: [L-OT] re: (OT) Bad News in Music INdustry
2002-02-20 by Dennis Gunn
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