It's a free world. Comment as much as you want, wherever you want. There's no such thing as bad publicity. Music is subjective - if I think something's boring or lacks creativity, I will say so. As CH says, reviewers for music magazines do this all the time. As for electronic music not being released as albums - that's complete rubbish. Most of the top electronic artists release albums of material. And here's the real killer - you know why I comment negatively on electronic music. Because most of the original music posted here is from electronic 'artists'. Know why? Because it's just too damn easy to sit behind a PC, press a few buttons, and copy and paste some samples together and call it a composition. When they pick up an instrument that requires skill (piano, guitar, whatever) they then realize what it takes to really compose. If they tried that first and then moved on to synthesizers they would have a far greater appreciation of what composing is all about. The market is flooded with copy and paste artists and that's why that particular type of music is so disposable - it has no shelf life. Only the really good ones survive to actually forge a career out of it because their music has some real creativity and beauty to it. Read any book or article about Brian Eno's approach to composing and you will find a whole new world to explore.
And that's my last comment on this particular thread.
And that's my last comment on this particular thread.
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