 30 Apr 2004, 9:41am | #1 |
| Shari Vari Registered User | Techno: Detroit's Gift to the World Kraftwerk may have loaded the gun with a bullet called electronic music, but it was the itchy fingers of the detroit artists who pulled the trigger and unleashed a world war on the music scene.::The Detroit Historical Museum ::313 Music Gallery Hear the sound of tomorrow in Detroit techno's past - Adult |
| Techno: Detroit's Gift to the World |
Techno: Detroit's Gift to the World
| 30 Apr 2004, 10:23am | #2 |
| subway rider Registered User  | Re: Techno: Detroit's Gift to the World starts stop watch........ shake yo money maker... |
| 30 Apr 2004, 12:01pm | #3 |
| AGENTSMITH Registered User | I thought cars were detroits gift to the world. |
| 30 Apr 2004, 12:08pm | #4 |
| GDOG Registered User  | i thought it was eminem |
| 30 Apr 2004, 12:28pm | #5 |
| DaGreenGoblin Nu Skool | i thought it was charles barkley Da muncher |
| 30 Apr 2004, 12:30pm | #6 |
| amoeba Cabba Cabba Hey !  | "The exhibit will feature fliers, posters, records, cds, equipment and much more" B TRUE 2 YOURSELF |
| 30 Apr 2004, 5:07pm | #7 |
| Chrysoula SAND Team Member  | Gee excitement plus.... 02:07:22 mushroombaby> i love doggiestyle! |
| 30 Apr 2004, 5:53pm | #8 |
| NTrance ITM Contributor  | I thought it was Iggy & The Stooges |
| 1 May 2004, 11:49am | #9 |
| JamRock frEEkeR  | techno is a global phenomenon Jeff Mills - Motor City |
| 1 May 2004, 5:14pm | #10 |
| Drexciya Registered User  | I agree that Detroit does it best!!!! FOR THOSE WHO KNOW |
| 3 May 2004, 4:26pm | #11 |
| azteckid Registered User | CHICAGO does...........  Ron Hardy Steve "Silk"Hurley Jack Master funk Gene Hunt Dj Rush Dj Sneak Mike Dearborn Dj Funk Felix da housecat Derrick Carter Paul Johnson Ron Carroll Terry Mullan Glenn Underground Red Dog, Redno5/fifth floor, Tranzit, Zentra Bit o history there!!! |
| 3 May 2004, 4:48pm | #12 | |
| Xpose Hip Hop Hooray  | Quote:
You know the side world muthafcuken wide *for the wessyde connection hedz* 8-) "I Know I'm Dope, Muthafucker I Was There When I Wrote This" |
| 4 May 2004, 9:15pm | #13 |
| JamRock frEEkeR | aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight! Jeff Mills - Motor City |
| 5 May 2004, 12:04am | #14 |
| biggbeat slow and low | has anyone visited the links?? |
| 5 May 2004, 8:01pm | #15 | |
| Drexciya Registered User | Quote:
I rekon you need to have respect for what the people in detroit did. They came from a working class city, where there was nothing to do and built this whole scene and music by themselves. And most of all these guys focused on the positive, not on there opression and unemployment, but they used this music to get there message to the world. I have so much respect for people like Mad Mike Banks and Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson. And Juan always did say that his music developed in parrallel to other electronic music. These people didnt glamourise poverty and being inneficient like a lot of rappers do, cause they knew they were better than that, they put across a positive message while getting there point across too. Kraftwerks music is good i have a few of there 12"s and saw them when they came to australia, but there more like a proto-techno / synth pop group and were never really that kind of techno. Yeah therese music from that age from all over the world like the Stakker stuff from Scotland and all different stuff from over the world but still detroit played one of the biggest influences and deserve the respect for it... FOR THOSE WHO KNOW |
| 7 May 2004, 6:09pm | #16 | |
| Tech Collective Registered User  | right on drex you know the score, and you know i'm with you all the way. Quote:
Re-Live Panic Stricken Bovine May party thanks to PROTEIN REVIVAL . |
