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<blockquote data-quote="siman91" data-source="post: 827845" data-attributes="member: 755"><p>Its funny how people desribe techno, Silky I would not call yours techno although many would. I used to go to a few techno nights at Club UK (Friday Nights) and Eurobeat 2000 a couple of times (Colin Favors and Brenda Russel club). We also used to be neighbours with 3 guys who realy loved their techno, every black dog track including unreleased etc.etc.etc. The common thread was they all hated break beats and a true techno track was a simple 4/4 beat without break ie drum pattern like Garden of Lust I posted above.</p><p></p><p>Techno people were very very snobby about their music and as I have got older I can understand this more and more.</p><p></p><p>S</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="siman91, post: 827845, member: 755"] Its funny how people desribe techno, Silky I would not call yours techno although many would. I used to go to a few techno nights at Club UK (Friday Nights) and Eurobeat 2000 a couple of times (Colin Favors and Brenda Russel club). We also used to be neighbours with 3 guys who realy loved their techno, every black dog track including unreleased etc.etc.etc. The common thread was they all hated break beats and a true techno track was a simple 4/4 beat without break ie drum pattern like Garden of Lust I posted above. Techno people were very very snobby about their music and as I have got older I can understand this more and more. S [/QUOTE]
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