First off Miroslav, go fck yourself.....miroslav wrote:^^^ Ok then! I guess according to you we can all try to live in our own little conceited vacuum bubble where we only listen to the music of our own local "group", where we pretend that technology hasn't made the world smaller, and where we believe that ideas and sounds and influences do not (and should not) travel across borders. It can be like we live in the year 1582 again - could be kind of fun!
Hey, here's an idea: maybe you could embark on a mission to convince all the musicians of the world that they must have a valid Michigan license and registration with a permanent Detroit address for a minimum of five years before they can produce anything that you and your little band of brothers determine to have any of that "Detroit" sound. Check in with us in a bit and let us know how that's working out for you
secondly...
I never said everybody had to listen to sh!t from their own city. I buy allot of records that aren't from here but i don't go and copy their sound. If i come to one of the labels around here with some sh!t that sounds like somebody else they won't even consider releasing it and you know what, they shouldn't. Nobody is sitting here and saying that everybody but Detroit is a bunch of assholes, there are plenty of assholes here too. Anybody reading this is welcome at anytime to come down here and see first hand how hard everybody works and take a tour.
Wake up people, just wake the fck up. This is not about Detroit this is about innovation. The same thing is happening in Detroit that is happening over there, the music has stopped progressing. All this technology has not brought about the future in this music it has just made sounding like the next guy easier. That next sh!t is the stuff that is sitting there right inside your head. People need to stop second guessing themselves in the studio and just make what comes naturally without worrying about who's going to buy the sh!t. Don't be that guy.