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ósmesmak
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: sil Esia
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music history
do you consider that the history of the electronic music is important for those, who are engaged in it nowadays, and those, who plays gigs ?
should we know kraftwerk, godfathers from Detroit, or its enough to enjoy music on gigs and personal players ? Er |
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Nothing is ever "enough". There's always more history to learn. It's a personal choice - but I find the more history I know the more it enriches enjoying stuff in the moment, even if you're not thinking consciously about what might have influenced it etc, the *feeling* of the music as part of a rich tradition is strong.
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