Tue, 4 Apr 2000 found Jason J. Tar writing:
>Ah, but even "Sample Based Composition" has been defined. Daniel Vahnke,
>of Vampire Rodents and Ether Bunny, did a rather long-ish paper on the term
>some many years back...so I'm told. (He never sent me a copy.) Not that
>Vampire Rodents ever get noticed on this list for what they did....
I'm sure many have defined it but havent suceeded in turning it into a
"brand", like Oswald has essentially done with the word plunderphonics.
smh
Steev Hise, Syssy Admin
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