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goonstock wrote:

gergbot wrote:

damu wrote:

gergbot wrote:

damu wrote: no, i spoke to kode 9, as i'm sure loads of other people who actually go out to nights, have done and asked him about those two things. for what its worth i 've briefly spoken to zomby and i know enough about him to know he isn't will bevan. end of 21 questions please?

so what you're saying is you don't actually know that zomby isn't burial

no, thats exactly the opposite of what i'm saying. they are not the same person. i know what zomby looks like, i know what will bevan looks like, they are different people, they make different music, they have different lives, they are both great, they are both a bit mysterious, they are both on the same label, but yet, they are different people.
aren't people tired of gossiping about zomby yet?

are you burial?

damu wrote:

gergbot wrote:

damu wrote:

gergbot wrote:

damu wrote: no, i spoke to kode 9, as i'm sure loads of other people who actually go out to nights, have done and asked him about those two things. for what its worth i 've briefly spoken to zomby and i know enough about him to know he isn't will bevan. end of 21 questions please?

so what you're saying is you don't actually know that zomby isn't burial

no, thats exactly the opposite of what i'm saying. they are not the same person. i know what zomby looks like, i know what will bevan looks like, they are different people, they make different music, they have different lives, they are both great, they are both a bit mysterious, they are both on the same label, but yet, they are different people.
aren't people tired of gossiping about zomby yet?

are you burial?

good one. now run along, have a fiddle on reason and play with your little mates. some of us actually respect these guys and take music seriously

NXT wrote:

incnic wrote:^ mate you are falling for it

google 'zomby burial' and check out teh amount of cross referencing
they are teh same, i thought it was kode9 but then i asked hima nd he said 'no, lol'

At a LOOOONG stretch I would say they could be brothers.
They both are quite eloquent in interviews, both passionate about their music and their influences.

Burial always spoke about his older brother going out to raves before him.
Zomby seems to talk about always going out to raves.

But then Zomby said he has a brother 10 years older than he is. Perhaps there's just a household of brothers and two of them are fucking incredible artists....and use the same software (it sounds like)

someone here says they are brothers - http://www.last.fm/music/Zomby/_/Test+Me+For+A+Reason

In interview, Zomby bares more than a few traits in common with Burial. Both are fiercely passionate about their own music, hark back to the spirit of rave for inspiration and produce fragile, unpolished but startlingly original music. It's little surprise then that Zomby declares himself Burial's number one fan, while his new side project, a throwback-to-'91 rave album on Werk is sure to appeal to fans of Burial's influences.

Judging by interviews, so much of Burial's inspiration is the bittersweet memories of raves now long since extinct, and as Zomby expounds his passion for the era, all his influences-- hip-hop, garage, dubstep, jungle, rave, kuduro, grime-- seem to coalesce into one coherent whole, now facilitated by the vast visibility of music on the 'net and bathed in the fading afterglow of hardcore. Perhaps every "what-the?" moment he creates in new listeners' brains is just a by-product of his own urge to forever re-create that first rave-rush again in his own.

bagelator wrote:zomby is from notts and will merk up you nan.

burial is from penge and likes tea and biscuits.

ok?

imetik wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/20926708@N00/2990194194/

herbalicious wrote:

imetik wrote:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/20926708@N00/2990194194/

Pretty cool. It still amazes the difference between those guys lives then and now.

Pretty epic.