For techno contras, I've been thinking about doing something with the
music of Cynic Project (there's a free download album at
http://www.tcpmusic.com/), but I've always had the great fortune of
living someplace with excellent live music, so I haven't pursued it.
That's my projected jumping off point if I ever do start using
non-traditional music out of a box.


On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 12:46 AM, Linda Mrosko <lmrosko at hotmail.com> wrote:
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> Okay, so I live in a void down here in Texas - will someone take me in when I have to move out of this state for my politics?
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> I'm intrigued with the techno-hip hop alternative dance tunes since viewing that video.  Can someone share a list of tunes/artists I should look for that might work for college-age dancers when I can't provide live music?  I can't find Tensta's My Cool on I-tunes.
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> Any help is appreciated.
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> Looking forward...
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