In All The Music That Deals With

In All The Music That Deals With Experimental Repetition, Drum And Bass, Dub, Various Kinds Of House Music, There's Always Been A Quality Of Atmosphere And Ambience.

Obviously, It's Had A Huge Effect On Repetitive Music Or Dance Music Or House Music. Ambient In The Last Ten Years Has Infiltrated Into All Those Repetitive Musics. I Don't Know What Part It Plays In Pop Necessarily But I'm Sure There's Some Connection. But In All The Music That Deals With Experimental Repetition, Drum And Bass, Dub, Various Kinds Of House Music, There's Always Been A Quality Of Atmosphere And Ambience. I Think It's Infiltrated That Pretty Heavily.

People Who Play Conventional Music Are Threatened By Electronica And Don't Consider It To Be As Valuable As What They Do.

People Are Afraid Of Things They Don't Understand. They Don't Know How To Relate. It Threatens Their Security, Their Existence, Their Career, Image.

If You Listen To Really Deep Ambient Records That Don't Move Too Much, Very Still Records, Long After Those Records Are Finished, You Might Find Yourself Listening For Hours To The Sound Of The Room.