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From:
Bryce Ryan
To:
Dave Manning
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Date:
Mon, 22 Aug 1994 15:49:42 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:
Re: Old IDM, and the importance of being earnest...
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My mailer says that Dave Manning said:
quoted 5 lines On the "D" removal problem: I'm torn on this one. While I agree that> > On the "D" removal problem: I'm torn on this one. While I agree that > sometimes I want to be ambient, there are those times when I want > something to totally floor me, pick me up, dust me off, and get me moving. >
I'm with you on this one... however, i for one do /not/ regret the broadening of the ambient and IDM genres. as i've mentioned before on this list, there is more than one kind of dance in this world, and more than one kind of "measure". while many folks do respond to repetitively structured music, and this is in defiance to the second law of thermodynamics <big wink>, there are a broad variety of dance forms which don't require repetitive structure. there is also the everyday variety of dance forms which require no structure at all: ordinary human movement. -- ----Bryce Ryan------------AMBIANCE-----------------brycer@ultima.org-------