Daniel Robert Epstein: Meat Beat Manifesto - Jack Dangers

good to see Jack Dangers is busy creating new things, seeeminly untouched by the over-commercialization of music. He is one of the first to really give a new scope to sampling, elarging what was mainly, in those days, detuned orchestra hits and ethnic flute à la Peter Gabriel.

re: his label
i think the dismissal of major companies and pseudo-indies will see more and more a new brand of labels directed by the artists themselves. less sales (cos less promo and easiness of twisting the arm of the radioguy like majors can, sometimes) but closer to the actual music lover who buys the record (and eventually more $ in their pockets and that is deserved !)

another great interview, thanx

jimmyjoe snark III

edited cos damnit english isnt my mother tongue

[Edited on May 07, 2004 by jimmyjoesnarkIII]

a good interview.. .thank you.

thanks MBM are great!

not breathing rules. dave wright is my dad.

thanks for the interview! MBM has been one of my biggest influences, and JD always seems to be miles ahead of everyone. what seperated him from all the other early electronic acts is that his stuff never sounds dated.

i love MBM , really wish he'd put out a whole new album and possibly tour instead of redoing the same things over & over... still good shyte though

MBM was a huge part of my auditory existance back in the day. Nice to read the interview.

bravo SG !!