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The Joy of Electronic Music grunge but a gifted poet -Author: Matas Petrikas This book is for people who love electronic music, people who probably have a synthesizer or two at home. It's for people who tell themselves that they should find some time for their passion, who blame themselves for not making enough music. This book is for them. For decades, I thought that I could be a music producer. But over the years, I have discovered that my contribution to the electronic scene wasn't exactly the music