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mynxcat
New techno item in music Mark Unseen   May 29 04:34 UTC 2002

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jaklumen
response 1 of 14: Mark Unseen   May 31 04:11 UTC 2002

It's item 101 in music.  There's another one, item 50.  Please do it-- 
it would be an honest shame if music was about british isles folk 
music and "Napster items" forever.
krj
response 2 of 14: Mark Unseen   May 31 18:42 UTC 2002

<krj enters another four folk music items and two more Napster items>
mynxcat
response 3 of 14: Mark Unseen   May 31 19:28 UTC 2002

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gelinas
response 4 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jun 1 02:57 UTC 2002

But folk is Good!
jaklumen
response 5 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jun 1 10:51 UTC 2002

not in snootfuls.
mynxcat
response 6 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jun 1 15:27 UTC 2002

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krj
response 7 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jun 1 22:34 UTC 2002

Maybe you'd like some of the Scottish techno folk stuff, like 
Peatbog Faeries or Croft No. 5, or some of Martyn Bennett.
jaklumen
response 8 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jun 1 23:53 UTC 2002

hadn't thought of that, but I remember you mentioning those groups 
elsewhere, Ken, in music.
polytarp
response 9 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jun 2 04:24 UTC 2002

I don't like so-called "techno" music.  It promotes drugs, such as extasy.
jaklumen
response 10 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jun 2 08:16 UTC 2002

The music itself does not.  I'm sorry, but that's about as ignorant a 
statement as "rock n' roll is corrupting the youth of the nation."  
Only a small silver of music-- only one I've ever heard-- makes an 
indirect reference.

It's the rave culture that promotes club drugs, and then maybe this 
small portion of techno music refers to that.  I mean, really.  You 
might as well say Disney's Fantasia, the Dark Side of the Moon album 
by Pink Floyd synchronized to The Wizard of Oz, lava and other motion 
lamps, so called "acid" genres (rock, jazz, etc.) all promote drugs, 
but honestly, few of these things were necessarily created with drugs 
in mind.  Many people watch them, but not all feel the need to get 
stoned, wasted, or E'd up.
oval
response 11 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jun 2 08:19 UTC 2002

i'd actually bet a lot of those were created with "drugs in mind" .. 

don't bother me none.

jaklumen
response 12 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 08:41 UTC 2002

yeah, but even so, you can't prove they are telling people getting 
stoned is the way to go.
gull
response 13 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jun 17 14:39 UTC 2002

Re #10: Don't feed the trolls.
jaklumen
response 14 of 14: Mark Unseen   Jun 18 10:54 UTC 2002

awww, not even Billy Goats Gruff?
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