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From:
Kent Williams
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Alec McKay
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Date:
Wed, 30 Apr 1997 15:55:14 -0500 (CDT)
Subject:
Re: (idm) Electronica!
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On Wed, 30 Apr 1997, Alec McKay wrote:
quoted 7 lines Noticed some things about the increasing profile of electronica in> Noticed some things about the increasing profile of electronica in > the mainstream. > > 1) I noticed in a Vibes record store that a CD was coming out next Tuesday > which was called something like "MTV - Amp artists". Anyone have an idea > who will be on it? >
I got a postcard from awerks/caroline and they list Chemical Brothers Fluke Underworld The Future SOund of London Photek Aphex Twin Orbital Tranquility Bass Goldie Prodigy Josh Wink The Crystal Method Atari Teenage Riot I suspect that the tracks will be ones that actually have videos -- which would mean that the tracks would be: Setting Son/Born Slippy/We Have Explosive/?/On(?)/The Box/(?) Inner City Life/Firestarter/Higher State of Consciousness/(?) Somthing Godawful respectively. It is a great way for Astralwerks to make some cash to squander on up and coming artists, but I doubt that it will be anything an IDM lister will have trouble living without. Either you hae the original record the track came from or you hate the artist. That being said, there could be worse introductions to electronica. I'm waiting myself for them to hire DieselBoy to host "Yo! MTV Junga!" so he can mack like Eric on the Grind. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Kent Williams kent@inav.net -- http://soli.inav.net/~kent