Another tune that nicely encapsulates the spirit of the 92-95 era. Affie Yusuf & Nigel Casey - Mad Dogs And Englishmen 12" / 909 Pervertions ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ www.discogs.co... / 2trancentral musicistheansw...
@@petrut.1224 It wasn’t just towers that fell in 2001. It was a cultural trauma that sterilized unique cultural products from a people in a given place and time. 2001 was the great homogenization year.
Nice. There is nothing after 2000 that even comes close to most mediocre tracks from the 90s. The imposters today have no idea. Everything mainstreamers touch is in decay.
There's always good stuff still to be found - but without a shadow of a doubt, things got saturated and boringly formulaic in the last decade. It has become paint-by-numbers, safe, predictable, bland background noise, albeit perfectly executed. Millions of hours of "EDM" in some sort of pale shadow of what originally was. Even the more interesting stuff now is often the new wave of acid house and breaks that replicate the early 90s sound, along with the kind of breakbeat/hardcore revival sound too. Even old giants of the scene, like Orbital, seem trapped in the decay now. It is partially a generational thing no doubt, but seriously, things have taken a serious nosedive just like "pop" now compared to what was in the 80s.
Underworld are still making lovely tracks, check out their DRIFT stuff... Saying that, these older tunes are something special, and thanks to this channel I'll always keep playing them 😉👍 ❤️ 🔊
@@epichouse534 The 1980s were the swansong of music, with the 1990s and 2000a being echoes of it bouncing of the walls. It has been, in great part, garbage, since about 2001.