Do you still love oldskool music?

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I don't hate Dare, it's got some good tracks but it was just too pop and superficial for me compared to their earlier, darker (but also more clever and witty) music. I think they lost a lot of their wit when the guys from Heaven 17 went their own way. Reproduction is the perfect one for me.

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Blue Phase Music wrote:Eh. I grew up with Prince. I guess I'm just used to his music. I don't mind it.
I don't "mind" Prince but I've long thought he's overrated. I was thinking about that the other day when the news about Bowie hit. I don't actually like much of Bowie's music but I don't consider him overrated.

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aMUSEd wrote:I don't hate Dare, it's got some good tracks but it was just too pop and superficial for me compared to their earlier, darker (but also more clever and witty) music. I think they lost a lot of their wit when the guys from Heaven 17 went their own way. Reproduction is the perfect one for me.
The chemistry got lost.

IMO the Heaven 17 albums are less entertaning than Human League after Ware/Marsh.

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Numanoid wrote:Crash was them wanting to get that "Prince/Minneapolis" sound aided by Jam/Lewis, but expect Human that album is dour :scared:
It already seemed an odd combination back then.

What did work well I think was David Bowie and Nile Rogers, which also seems a strange partnership at first. I still like Let's Dance.

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Rodgers also did well with Duran Duran/Power Station

Chic is more my type of disco/funk

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I love oldskool music! Nothing beats a bunch of apes hitting a tree stump with sticks. :love:

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Numanoid wrote:Rodgers also did well with Duran Duran/Power Station

Chic is more my type of disco/funk
When I think Funk I always hear certain things like wah wah guitar, brass section, and crazy bass lines :hihi:

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T-CM11 wrote:I love oldskool music! Nothing beats a bunch of apes hitting a tree stump with sticks. :love:
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I love Parliament/Bootsy funk, but not so much Funkadelic (too much guitar)

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Numanoid wrote:I love Parliament/Bootsy funk, but not so much Funkadelic (too much guitar)
I was really into the Laswell/Buckethead/Bootsy funk projects way back when. I know some of it was under the name Praxis.
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Numanoid wrote:I love Parliament/Bootsy funk, but not so much Funkadelic (too much guitar)
I like the more polished Funk made by artists from the Quincy Jones stable in the late 70's and early 80's (QJ himself, Rufus, Patrice Rushen, Brothers Johnson, Michael Jackson even).

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do_androids_dream wrote: No one addresses this like Filthy Frank
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Well... he's right, prehistoric music is too post modern anyway. I wish I recorded the sound of the impending big bang. Now THAT was music! :oops:

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do_androids_dream wrote:I was really into the Laswell/Buckethead/Bootsy funk projects way back when. I know some of it was under the name Praxis.
Just bought a Laswell CD today, Ambient translations Bob Marley in dub :)

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The way Prince managed to catch the imagination of both fans and other artists in the 80's, no doubt he is a genius.

But not my cup of tea

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Numanoid wrote:The way Prince managed to catch the imagination of both fans and other artists in the 80's, no doubt he is a genius.

But not my cup of tea
His Purple Rain movie helped him a lot, without it he might never have become so popular.

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