Best RBMA Lectures/Studio Sciences

Keep in mind that without RBMA, house & techno would be totally dead and not hip right now.

Rob Brown Most Autechre

sam pls

  On 9/18/2015 at 5:51 PM, autopilot said:

Keep in mind that without RBMA, house & techno would be totally dead and not hip right now.

We're all would be dead and not hip without RBMA, god bless.

I like Red Bull sometimes although I prefer Monster on the rare occasion I want an energy drink.

I don't get why these RBMA things are so controversial, although I haven't seen one yet that wasn't at least a little awkward. The Mike Paradinas one was painful though, I felt bad for everyone involved.

  On 9/18/2015 at 5:53 PM, Alcofribas said:

Rob Brown Most Autechre

 

sam pls

i'd set it as a desktop background

I sincerely hope you're posting from computers that you built out of potatoes that you grew.

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Boo Williams:

 

House music will never die

  On 9/27/2015 at 2:41 PM, Brian Dance said:

I sincerely hope you're posting from computers that you built out of potatoes that you grew.

We're all would be dead without your sincere hope and spotless logical thinking.

RBMA is well good. Sure it's a drinks company but who else is gonna cough up the monies needed for this type of thing?
I have friends who've been and it was a life changingly gr8 experience for them.*

It used to be the church and royalty that were patrons of the arts, now it's big-ass corps. Welcome to the world.

*they didn't drink any redbull

RBMA is well good. Sure it's a drinks company but who else is gonna cough up the monies needed for this type of thing?
I have friends who've been and it was a life changingly gr8 experience for them.*

It used to be the church and royalty that were patrons of the arts, now it's big-ass corps. Welcome to the world. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

*they didn't drink any redbull

  On 9/18/2015 at 5:58 PM, Amen Lare said:

 

  On 9/18/2015 at 5:51 PM, autopilot said:

Keep in mind that without RBMA, house & techno would be totally dead and not hip right now.

 

We're all would be dead and not hip without RBMA, god bless.

 

best lol on the forum i've had in awhile thank u

  On 9/18/2015 at 5:51 PM, autopilot said:

Keep in mind that without RBMA, house & techno would be totally dead and not hip right now.

please explain this, because of all the people who I know who make both I've never heard anything even remotely like this from them. without trying to be mean it sounds completely ludicrous. no offense

  On 9/18/2015 at 5:51 PM, autopilot said:

Keep in mind that without RBMA, house & techno would be totally dead and not hip right now.

house has always been in fine fettle, i just like RBMA for getting producers of the caliber of Francois K or Ron Trent to discuss the music THEY love, the tunes they grew up with at home etc. Anthropologically, its a useful source and is 1 of the rare occasions where education & entertainment collaborate successfully

Chronology of Organization of North American Nations’ Revenue-Enhancing Subsidized TimeTM:

1. Year of Red Bull

commie

Yeah the Brendan Gillen one is killer. I find myself watching that one maybe once a year. He is passionate about the history of music. I wish that fucker would release his book if he is actually still working on it.

Bumping this thread because I just stumbled upon this weird thing RBMA did in co-op with Discogs:

http://marketwatch.redbullmusicacademy.com/

Apparently black metal vinyl is on the rise while free jazz sales make a nosedive...

  On 10/14/2015 at 4:38 AM, keppj0nes said:

Yeah the Brendan Gillen one is killer. I find myself watching that one maybe once a year. He is passionate about the history of music. I wish that fucker would release his book if he is actually still working on it.

He was/is writing a book? Man, I'd so buy that. The guy is a true niche historian.

RBMA w/ Latitia Sadier (sp?) from Stereolab was released a couple days ago

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She is just as cool as they come

She is insanely creative and cultured

She is aging extremely gracefully in all respects

She is a reasonable, mild-mannered radical (Marxist, situationist, feminist, etc)

She is exactly what a feminist should be

(Anytime someone praises someone like Beyoncé for being this feminist, strong, self-made creative woman I wanna throw a Stereolab record at them)

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Z1L0Uw1BU9s

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  On 12/13/2015 at 10:41 PM, LimpyLoo said:

(Anytime someone praises someone like Beyoncé for being this feminist, strong, self-made creative woman I wanna throw a Stereolab record at them)

We are all gorgeouise now.