THE OUTLAW TALKS TO PIETER K

**Spectraz** · 21st January 2004

http://spectraz.com/

Thanks to Pieter K for taking the time to focus on The Outlaw's questions. :table:

**Logos** · 21st January 2004

**Statto** · 21st January 2004

proper link for the lazy crew...

http://spectraz.com/pieterk.interview.htm

**scart ridge** · 21st January 2004

i love pieter k.

**Macc** · 21st January 2004

Yet, I’ve seen guys—producers no less—categorically dismiss all tunes with Reese. That’s just dumb.

**Düffah** · 21st January 2004

**Special Agent Utah** · 21st January 2004

i hereby proclaim that interview the final word on the ongoing arguments.

that - right there - is the most eloquent and complete answer i have ever heard on such topics.

pieter k wins

brilliant interview and answers fellas. a+

**Statto** · 21st January 2004

Originally Posted by Düffah

you didn't do nothing

**UFO_over_easy** · 21st January 2004

Originally Posted by Macc

Yet, I’ve seen guys—producers no less—categorically dismiss all tunes with Reese. That’s just dumb.

haha, I was just about to quote that as well

Nice interview mate!

**Macc** · 21st January 2004

Originally Posted by UFO_over_easy

Originally Posted by Macc

Yet, I’ve seen guys—producers no less—categorically dismiss all tunes with Reese. That’s just dumb.

haha, I was just about to quote that as well

Hehehehe, if Mr K was referring to me, I've only said *I* don't like the sound of it, other people can listen what they like....... Me and him got off on totally the wrong foot, seems that may have continued

**esb** · 21st January 2004

i expected no less from this brilliant artist

**Düffah** · 21st January 2004

Originally Posted by Statto

Originally Posted by Düffah

you didn't do nothing

I meant:

@ :spectraz:

**ALPHA OMEGA** · 21st January 2004

**esb** · 21st January 2004

even ao gets a big up in there

**littleNemo** · 21st January 2004

nice interview

**dubsta** · 21st January 2004

could the outlaw talk to himself for a bit ?

i gota run, will check both of the interviews later ... keep em coming

**ALPHA OMEGA** · 21st January 2004

even I got a bigup? :mutley:

I gotta say I'm enjoying these recent batches of interviews in 2004.

Seba,Pieter K,Alphie McGee......even in this month's Future Music there's an interview with Brian Eno where he bigs up Drum & Bass

**esb** · 21st January 2004

Originally Posted by ALPHA OMEGA

even I got a bigup? :mutley:
Future Music there's an interview with Brian Eno where he bigs up Drum & Bass

really!

noice!

next for urbnet interviews is.... Inperspective

**ALPHA OMEGA** · 21st January 2004

Gwa'an I look forward to reading that.

**esb** · 21st January 2004

then i shall take a break from writing for a bit and put all my efforts forth for the FM show (ie getting show id's done, drops et al)

i also have to go through all these unreleased tracks on CD and on my hard drive and get some sort of system set up for quick reference.

**erbanta** · 21st January 2004

yet another good interview! bigup the man!

**orson** · 21st January 2004

wicked ... spectraz is becoming the source for quality interviews !!!!!

**fiasko** · 21st January 2004

:attention: someone give the upsetter a job at knowledge or ATM or both since they always interview the same people

quality interview

**Macc** · 21st January 2004

just read it for a third time, and yeah, some good stuff in there.

been popping over to spectraz for a few years now (albeit highly irregularly

), always doing well.

**Hayden** · 21st January 2004

What actually does wind me up is the fragmentation that’s occurred, where you’ve got all these little sub-genres and sects, and each one holds its little preferred style or taste as The One True Drum and Bass.

good point this.

I notice it a lot in the dnb nights over here - there's a funk type night, or a heavy one or whatever. I end up getting booked to play a 'liquid funk' set, which is cool, but I would prefer to play a full mashup kinda thing.

I don't like the idea of endless splintering into sub-genres, would end up like house - funky house, deep house, tribal house, prog house etc etc.

Sometimes on flyers I see people trying to create a point of difference by pushing their thing as a 'combination of breaks/prog/tech/deep house' - this kinda vexes me because in my opinion a DJ is supposed to play a variety.