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hey someone put C=C music factory in the same list with aphex and Autechre in a post talking about UNDERWORLD. sorry I couldn't forward it. Anyway, that person ought to know better, come on buddy don't do that again, it made me sick. Also, afew of you have been mentioning NICOLETTE, I don't know anything about this person except that I taped her NO GOVERNMENT song off the radio one night and I have been interested in finding out more. some of you have mentioned a full length by her or an ep? give all the info you may have, is she more 'commercial' than the majority of artists we talk about on this group and is all her music vocals. I saw something about working with RDJ too, is this true? I would to hear someone try to sing over one of the tracks on HABI.*LOL* thanks for the help /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ NAME:Gil aka GMV500 E-MAIL: videla@colorado.edu WEB PAGE: yeah, right! check out my friends- http://ares.csd.net/~albumsup - http://www.uea.ac.uk/~u9506276 PHILOSOPHY: AMBIENT+BREAKDANCE= IDM FINAL WORDS: MORE BEER! \/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\\/\\/\/\/\\//\/\/\/\/\/\/\\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/ On Thu, 21 Mar 1996 owner-idm@hyperreal.com wrote:

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> > idm Thursday, 21 March 1996 Volume 01 : Number 436 > > Re: (idm) new Rephlex (fwd) > (idm) in london for 6 hrs > Underworld (was Re: (idm) new Nicolette) > (idm) Post `threads' music from ContinuousEvolution > (idm) re: MoM recommendations > Re: (idm) Bjork US Hyperballad > Re: (idm) Photek! > (idm) Underworld, idm? > Re: (idm) re: MoM recommendations > Re: (idm) Andrea Parker... > (idm) Christian Vogel > Re: (idm) Christian Vogel > (idm) REVIEWS: Disjecta, Submerge electro worship, Chinese take-out > Re: (idm) Christian Vogel > (idm) RHK recommendations > (idm) 33,45,78 (no not the Stereo MCs) > Re: (idm) RHK recommendations > Re: (idm) 33,45,78 (no not the Stereo MCs) > (idm) Post Post `threads' - ContinuousEvolution.... > Re: (idm) 33,45,78 (no not the Stereo MCs) > Re: (idm) Andrea Parker... > (idm) IDMLA > (idm) FREE at last > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > From: aran@MIT.EDU (Aran Parillo) > Date: Wed, 20 Mar 1996 22:50:34 -0500 > Subject: Re: (idm) new Rephlex (fwd) > > >Frosted, creamy vinyl too. :) > > Does it glow in the dark?! > > Teep > > > > ------------------------------ > > From: ephillard@ucdavis.edu (e r i k) > Date: Wed, 20 Mar 1996 21:14:16 -0800 (PST) > Subject: (idm) in london for 6 hrs > > so i'm heading to barcelona for 10 days on friday and i've got a six hour > layover at "london/heathro" airport.. > > six hours is a long time. > > so i was hoping that i might be able to check out a music shop or two.. > would anyone be able to reccomend shops near that airport? never been to > london before and i don't know where that airport is situated.. > > any guidance would be appreciated.. i'd love to get some discs there while > i have the chance.. > > ohh.. and any suggestions for shops in barcelona as well.. > > thanks in advance.. > > > > e r i k > _______________________ > ephillard@ucdavis.edu > ========================= > > w a t c h & l i s t e n > > > > ------------------------------ > > From: Erkki Rautio <trerra@uta.fi> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 11:43:53 +0200 (EET) > Subject: Underworld (was Re: (idm) new Nicolette) > > James Jung-Hoon Seo wrote: > > > On Now:: Underworld: Pearls Girl > > Mmm, my favourite from this album too! > I wonder why they release "Rowla" as > the new single instead of this gem... > > > James Jung-Hoon Seo // Oracle New Media > > (415) 506-3829 // jseo@us.oracle.com > > > > Excuse me, do you like pineapple? // Chungking Express > > And a great film, BTW... (obCultMovies ;) > > ERkki > TampHexster, pHinland > trerra@uta.fi > > > ------------------------------ > > From: John Tuffen <jat@ohm.york.ac.uk> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 10:07:18 +0000 (GMT) > Subject: (idm) Post `threads' music from ContinuousEvolution > > If anyone is interested in hearing the direction my music has taken since > the recording of `space' for `Threads' I have a cassette EP available... > take a look at: > > http://www.york.ac.uk/~jat5/html/music.html > or http://www.york.ac.uk/~jat5/html/tape.html > > > > `one' (a six-track cassette EP) can be yours if you send me a blank > C60+return postage/packing. Bargain. > > e-mail me for further details... > > john.. > > - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- > | e-mail: jat@ohm.york.ac.uk | > | web pages start here: http://www.york.ac.uk/~jat5/ | > - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- > * my music: http://www.york.ac.uk/~jat5/html/music.html * > ********************************************************* > > > ------------------------------ > > From: Richard Barnett <richard@wg.icl.co.uk> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 96 10:44:44 GMT > Subject: (idm) re: MoM recommendations > > > From: brian david antonak <briguy@engin.umich.edu> > > > > Hey, if the guy that asked for "intelligent jungle" recommendations can > > get so much response > > yeah, thanks everyone for the useful responses; i've got some good pointers > now. (i'll still be a bit frustrated until there's a plug or squarepusher cd > release, though.) > > > Um, I really really like Mouse on Mars' tripped out, candy-coated dub and > > I was wondering if there are any other artists like this. I prefer > > _Iaora Tahiti_ to _V'Land_ and I especially love the parts where I catch > > that Can influence peeking through. Thanks in advance for any response, > > natch. > > that's a tricky one, if you ask me, since `iaora tahiti' is uniquely > excellent -- i've not really come across any similar releases by unrelated > artists. > > `init ding' is a collaboration between one member of mom and one member of > oval, using the alias microstoria; it's on too pure, and sounds like a > mixture of 2/3 mom and 1/3 oval. it isn't quite as kitschy or complex as > `iaora tahiti', though. > > for stuff that's neither candy-coated nor can-influenced (but still > off-the-wall & dub/triphop-ish), there's fsol `isdn' and the chemical > brothers `exit planet dust'. the black dog `spanners' is complex, dubby in > parts and pretty wacky. > > some good things have been said about tortoise `millions now living will > never die', but i've not heard it. > > aside: my housemate was asking me about the ``krautrock'' genre, so i dug out > a tape i'd not listened to for going on 10 years. we listened about half of > moebius & plank's `rastakraut pasta' (1979) and a couple of tracks from > moebius & beerbohm's `strange music'; then we switched to `iaora tahiti'. > > it was certainly interesting; i hadn't realized how strong the influences > were (experimental feel, strange effects, crispy percussion, strong > basslines), but i found the older stuff too linear/unchanging to be engaging > as other than an intellectual exercise. modern production techniques, > ambient influences & distortion are obviously a big part of what i like about > mom. > > - -- richard > > ------------------------------ > > From: James Skilton <JAMESS@firefox.co.uk> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 96 10:13:36 GMT > Subject: Re: (idm) Bjork US Hyperballad > > Ren8sance@aol.com wrote on Thu, 21 Mar 96 01:43:20 GMT : > > > I think the US-only mix is David Morales and maybe there was another one, but > > no exclusive tracks from Plaid, LFO, or Outcast... > > > > I got a 12" "import" single in the UK which has the morales mix which is on > neither UK CD, plu the "other" LFO mix as well, plus 2 others. > > J > ^ > > - -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ > - -_ This has been a message from James Skilton -_ > - -_-_ aka Steady J -_ > - -_-_-_ steady-j@firefox.co.uk -_ > - -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ > - -_ "I don't have any idea 'bout what's going on"-_ > - -_-_ - Autechre -_ > - -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ > > > > ------------------------------ > > From: bleed@techno.de (bleed) > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 13:02:28 +0200 > Subject: Re: (idm) Photek! > > > > >Got them all, sweetie :-) And last Saturday I got UFO ... which I have yet = > to > >play, as I got a few other things as well, like the new GFQ ... en UI 12". > > > and by the way, did you all know that GFQ is working together with Niel Trix= > (drum`n`bass guy, did `she`s so=AB as FBD) on a double 12" vaguely defined= > as probaby quite wired Jazz/Jungle crossover?=20 > > bleed > > > > ------------------------------ > > From: gonzalo_merchan@bbs.fullcoll.edu (Gonzalo Merchan) > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 01:51:00 -0800 > Subject: (idm) Underworld, idm? > > Well I for one really like the new Underworld album and have been > listening to it alot. It has quite a bit of range, from some > light drum & bass to lush orbital-esque techno, a bit or hard stuff - > trance, acid. But yes, some of the trcks do have (errr) vocals. Not > just weird nondescript vocals but actual lyrics. Whether or not its IDM > is debateable, but for the purposes of this discussion I would like to > submit this little chart: > > Mainstream Dance/Techno > _______________________ > C&C Music Factory > Dee-Lite > The Prodigy > Leftfeild > Underworld > Chemical Brothers > Orbital > LFO > Aphex Twin > U-ziq > Autechre > Letting your needle drag across the slip mat.... > _________________________ > IDM > > - -Fresh > > ========================================================================= > Fullerton College claims no responsibility to the opinion expressed above > (This is an automatic stamp from our Email system and not from the user.) > ========================================================================= > > ------------------------------ > > From: "Dave Walker" <marmoset@mich.com> > Date: 21 Mar 96 07:14:49 -0500 > Subject: Re: (idm) re: MoM recommendations > > Richard Barnett <richard@wg.icl.co.uk> said: > > :some good things have been said about tortoise `millions now living will > :never die', but i've not heard it. > > I actually bought this yesterday. Keeping in minds that these are my > impressions from only one listening, but the opening track, > 'DJed', is one of the coolest things I've heard in a while. It's > a 20-minute long track composed of segments. The neat thing > about it is that the segments are knitted together in a manner > analogous to DJ tricks like crossfades, backspins, etc. -- > except that Tortoise is a band from the "rock" tradition with > a guitar/bass/drums/keys/effects sort of lineup, so they simulate > these effects from a "band" point of view. On first listen, > I'd say anyone who's down with the Too Pure (anti-?) aesthetic > would dig this record -- there are some definite common strains > between these guys and, say, Stereolab, Laika, and Labradford. > But no, they don't really sound anything like Mouse on Mars. > > -d.w. > > > > > ------------------------------ > > From: Daniel London <dlondon@coventry.ac.uk> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 12:50:41 +0000 (GMT) > Subject: Re: (idm) Andrea Parker... > > > > > > btw have you heard Andre Parker yet? Not bad :-) > > > > > > > > Got it. Nice understatement 'not bad' ;-) > > > > > > > Does Anyone have any idea when the full album is released? > > > > I don't know, but I spoke with someone at Mo' Wax yesterday who told me that > > she will be releasing a new single in the first week of May, which apparently > > uses a live orchestra. I'll be interviewing her on the 25th if anyone has any > > questions they want me to ask her... > > > > where will the interview be published?.... > > > > ------------------------------ > > From: Derek Corcoran <gapv96@udcf.gla.ac.uk> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 13:04:02 GMT > Subject: (idm) Christian Vogel > > hi all, > anyone know what label christian vogel's new album is on. > Apparently it's a stormer! Also, info on Disjecta's Looking for Snags LP > would be nice. Cheers people, > Derek. > > If you can laugh at it, you can live with it > > |||| DerekCorcoran Dept.ofPhysics&Astronomy > |||| UniversityofGlasgow GlasgowG128QQ > |||| 01413306672/6435 D.Corcoran@physics.gla.ac.uk > > The present is past but the future is still to come > > > > > ------------------------------ > > From: "Dave Walker" <marmoset@mich.com> > Date: 21 Mar 96 08:33:11 -0500 > Subject: Re: (idm) Christian Vogel > > Derek Corcoran <gapv96@udcf.gla.ac.uk> asked: > > : anyone know what label christian vogel's new album is on. > :Apparently it's a stormer! > > Tresor. There's also a pretty recent Blue Arsed Fly EP > ( Vogel & Neil Landstrumm) on Mosquito. > > -d.w. > on now: China Crisis > > ------------------------------ > > From: CiM <s.walley@uea.ac.uk> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 14:03:19 GMT > Subject: (idm) REVIEWS: Disjecta, Submerge electro worship, Chinese take-out > > Well, the holidays doth approach yet again and I'm off home for a month. I'm > missing you already <sniff>. In the meantime... > - -- > Reviewed: > Disjecta : Clean Pit and Lid (Warp) > Various : Origins of a Sound (Submerge) > Kirlian : Chicken Wings and Beef Fried Rice (Disko B) > As One : We No Longer Understand (New Electronica) > Various : Mariopaint (Irdial) > > Disjecta : Clean Pit and Lid (Warp) > Dark and dysfunctional. Mark Clifford, main Seefeel honcho, takes up > where _SAW2_ and _I Care_ left off. The beats are filtered and distorted > to unnerving, uncomfortable effect - as are the mistuned looping > melodies. Whilst it hits the spot if you're feeling paranoid and > isolated, the similarity to Richard James' work is at times worryingly > close - track three is a prime example with beats that sound as fresh as > they did on _SAW2_. However, the smilarities aside, Mark Clifford has > some good tracks on here. Track four is probably the highlight with an > inane but optimistic melody and a rolling, stuttering breakbeat - track > six is a Locust like experimentation of deep bassdrums and chinking > percussion - the end result is pretty close to Autechres _Rsdio_. > Personal favourite however is track nines plaintive melody and is the > track most like Seefeel on here. Mark Clifford has turned in a > vaguely interesting, if at times slightly repetitive and simplistic > album - the main problem here is that Richard James has done this style > to much greater effect already. However, Clifford does have his own > style, although the textured walls of sound that Seefeel peddled are > long gone. Worth checking but unfortunately lacking in substance to make > it another essential Warp purchase. > > Various : Origins of a Sound (Submerge) > Pure electro techno from the homelands of Detroit. And all are killers, > from the sleek, oceanic spray of Drexciya's _Wavejumper_ > to the searing old-skool electro tracks from AUX88 and the chord-led > uplifting, beauty of Mad Mikes _Deepspace 9_. _Twista_ by Mad Mike also > gets an honourable mention for the strident cutting up of a disco loop > and Juan Atkins's _Phase 2_ is a quirky but intense trip into precise, > otherworldly chords and biting analogue rhythmatics. It doesn't get much > better than this - this is pretty much the only compilation if you're > looking for pure emotional electro in that user-friendly shiny-plastic > CD format. > > Kirlian : Chicken Wings and Beef Fried Rice (Disko B) > Mad. Don't bother reading the accompanying booklet that comes with this > garish LP, unless that is you like seeing pictures of men sat around > tables full of Chinese take-away. The music then - hard Pulsinger style > techno is the order of the day and whilst it slips up on the intricate > dynamics of Viennas finest, it still kicks quite nicely. There's lots of > analogue riff idolatry going on here - _P.O.W.E.R._ being the best in > head-nodding stakes and _Then After That..._ kicking in the *deep* bass. > Like Pulsingers _Porno_, there's a rather nice tr*p-hop workout and > Kirlian also delves into the abstract slow riffs of the Dum and Sahko > school of thought with _Hollywood Shuffle_. The rest of the tracks are > beaty workouts, all based around some of the warmest, crispest 909 four- > fours ever to grace my turntable. A big thumbs down then when Kirlian > marches tridently into Hardfloor acid territory with the strangely titled > _No You Can't Have It_. Despite this misnomer, if you're looking for a > bit of short-term European-style techno weirdness (although Abe Duque > hails from the US), you could do a lot worse than to pick this up. > > As One : We No Longer Understand (New Electronica) > Oh yes - Kirk Degiorgio sometimes just misses the mark but the first two > tracks on this 12" are just fantastic. The title track kicks off and > it's one of Kirks finest moments on wax. Dark, sweeping formless chords > churn away over some beautifully engineered beats and the sudden > breakdown and buildup is forbidding and emotional - perfect for an > adventurous DJ. _Perspective_ is warmer and calm but it still retains > the intensity of most of Kirks work - the Hood-esq touch of bringing the > four-four in slightly off the bar switches the track nicely into a > comfortable thumper. There's a bit of a change on the flip though - > samba jazz anyone? Its quite entertaining but suffers from a lack of > development - _Fin_ aptly finishes the EP off with some detached > analogue ambience. Damn good stuff - the two A-side tracks are worth the > asking price alone. > > Various : Mariopaint (Irdial) > Neat idea - sit the Irdial artist roster down with a Super Nintendo and > a copy of _Mariopaint_ with the mini-sequencer each and let 'em play. > The results are, unsurprisingly for Irdial, pretty bizarre. For the most > part it doesn't quite work although the journey into cheesy pop (sorry, > no artist/track names - its an Irdial black label) has a childish glee > about it and the acoustic guitar solo track is also quite pleasing and > twee. The main standout track is just a dark repeating, bass loop - > pretty dark and menacing for a kids mini sequencer. A nice bit of fun > then, if you can find a copy cheap although some of the tracks irritate > quite a bit. Personally, I like it for sentimental reasons - all of > the sounds remind me about how much time I used to waste playing _Super > Mariokart_. Thats good enough for me. > > || [CiM] > || s.walley@uea.ac.uk > || http://www.sys.uea.ac.uk/~u9323899/ > > > ------------------------------ > > From: "'Nick...'" <ndavey@essex.ac.uk> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 14:18:05 GMT > Subject: Re: (idm) Christian Vogel > > > Derek Corcoran <gapv96@udcf.gla.ac.uk> asked: > > > > : anyone know what label christian vogel's new > >album is on. > > :Apparently it's a stormer! > > > > Tresor. There's also a pretty recent Blue Arsed Fly EP > > ( Vogel & Neil Landstrumm) on Mosquito. > > > > There's also a 12" ep out by Vogel on Tresor..Bite and > Scratch (it's on the LP..Bodymapping), the remixes come > from Blake Baxter and A manic rmx by Joey Beltram. > The Blue Arsed Fly ep, 'Arsed' is out on Mosquito, so > (still) is the Vogel 'Artists in Charge of expert > systems'. I got a Trope 12 by Invotech again a vogel > partnership. > > I recommend the 'Bite and scratch' single especially the > remixes. > > Nick. > > > > ------------------------------ > > From: Paddy Grove <grove@cpd.ntc.nokia.com> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 14:54:35 GMT > Subject: (idm) RHK recommendations > > It's a slippery slope, but I'm looking for recommendations on what my next RH > Kirk purchase should be. So far I have (in descending order of preference): > > The Number of Magic, > The Idea of Justice (Electronic Eye) > Virtual State > > So what should I go for next? > > TIA, > > Paddy > > OnNow: Journeyman 'Mama 6' > > ------------------------------ > > From: James Skilton <JAMESS@firefox.co.uk> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 96 15:34:02 GMT > Subject: (idm) 33,45,78 (no not the Stereo MCs) > > Sugatis wrote on Thu, 21 Mar 96 01:06:50 GMT : > > > Also, HAB ep by James is 33 right? Looks and sounds that way to me... = > but, > > you know.... > > One of the tracks on HAB2 (not the "everyday" one) sounds OK at both spee= > ds to > me, but 45 is right. HAB1 should all run at about 160 bpm, whichever RPM = > that > happens to be. > > The one I realy have trouble with is Auteurs vs U-ziq. Some of these trac= > ks I > really can't get a grip on what the speed is meant to be. Not having hear= > d the > CD I'm still stuck. > > And what about Wagon Christ's "redone", the actual reedin remix sounds = > OK at > both speeds, though better at 45. Some of the vocal samples are sped up, = > others > slow down, so some of them come out right at 33, others at 45. Intentiona= > l? > > J > ^ > > __________ > ________.__/_____ _||_/ James Skilton aka Steady J > _[]/_____________[.__\____-_ DJ and Party Animal > | | Part Time Hedonist > |____________________________| Full Time Technohead > |__|-' '-|__| Steady-J@Firefox.co.uk > > > > ------------------------------ > > From: "Aran M. Parillo" <aran@MIT.EDU> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 11:10:02 -0500 > Subject: Re: (idm) RHK recommendations > > At 02:54 PM 3/21/96 GMT, you wrote: > >So what should I go for next? > > You can round out your 'E l e c t r o n i c E y e' collection with > "Closed Circuit" or delve into some late Cabaret Voltaire material > ie. Plasticity or International Language, both I found in a sale bin. > Also, hunt for some Sandoz material ie. Intensely Radioactive. > > Teep > > > > ------------------------------ > > From: jlinacre@ludwig.ucl.ac.uk (Jeff Linacre) > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 17:15:32 +0100 > Subject: Re: (idm) 33,45,78 (no not the Stereo MCs) > > james wrote: > >One of the tracks on HAB2 (not the "everyday" one) sounds OK at both speeds to > >me, but 45 is right. HAB1 should all run at about 160 bpm, whichever RPM that > >happens to be. > > > funny, I'm listening to a tape of HAB2 at the mo' with both tracks taped at both > speeds, for me both sound better at 45, but there you go. > > jeff > > > > > > ------------------------------ > > From: John Tuffen <jat@ohm.york.ac.uk> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 16:20:03 +0000 (GMT) > Subject: (idm) Post Post `threads' - ContinuousEvolution.... > > In case anyone's wondering - Quanta still exist, ContinuousEvolution is a > solos project. Ian Gibson is so hard that he doesn't need to hide behind > a stupid-made-up-name > > :) > > > john.. > > - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- > | e-mail: jat@ohm.york.ac.uk | > | web pages start here: http://www.york.ac.uk/~jat5/ | > - -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- > * my music: http://www.york.ac.uk/~jat5/html/music.html * > ********************************************************* > > > ------------------------------ > > From: tkorpipa <tkorpipa@siba.fi> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 18:53:04 +0200 (GMT+0200) > Subject: Re: (idm) 33,45,78 (no not the Stereo MCs) > > This is propably as far from idm as you can get but... > > Then Butthole Surfers released Hairway To Steven (still one of my=20 > favourite LP-titles), it was mastered BOTH 33 and 45! If you wanted to=20 > listen throught the record =ABcorrectly=AB, you had to switch the speed in= > =20 > the middle of both sides. Fun fun fun. Well, some time ago I heard the=20 > CD-version and I wasn=ABt sure whatever THAT was spinning at the right=20 > speed... (BS use quite a bit of speeded-up/slowed-down vocals) > > Also... At least I own quite a few EPs with different speed for each=20 > side. MBM=ABs =ABMindstream=AB for example.=20 > > Teemu > > from Teemu ----> tkorpipa@siba.fi > - ------------------------------------------------------------------ > REASSURANCE PANEL > In case of doubt, confusion of alarm, please touch this panel. > > ------------------ > + + > + HI THERE! + > + + > ------------------ > > At times of stress it is often reassuring to make physical contact > with friendly objects. This panel is your friend. > > - Douglas Adams - > > > ------------------------------ > > From: trance@netcom.com (Tamara Palmer) > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 08:54:17 -0800 (PST) > Subject: Re: (idm) Andrea Parker... > > > > > > > > > btw have you heard Andre Parker yet? Not bad :-) > > > > > > > > > > Got it. Nice understatement 'not bad' ;-) > > > > > > > > > Does Anyone have any idea when the full album is released? > > > > > > I don't know, but I spoke with someone at Mo' Wax yesterday who told me that > > > she will be releasing a new single in the first week of May, which apparently > > > uses a live orchestra. I'll be interviewing her on the 25th if anyone has any > > > questions they want me to ask her... > > > > > > > where will the interview be published?.... > > > > it'll be out in the 50th issue of URB, in June... > > ____ > > Hug Your Waistline to the Bassline > > Tamara Palmer > trance@netcom.com > http://www.interverse.com/~tamara/righting.html > > Women Respond to Bass > > ------------------------------ > > From: "Alan M. Parry" <fluid@hyperreal.com> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 09:15:22 -0800 (PST) > Subject: (idm) IDMLA > > Im going to be in Los Angeles from tomorrow will the 31st so if anyone > wants to meet up, browse record bins, or whatever, let me know. I'll be at > Dune out in the California desert Saturday night too and should have a > load of Threads CDs with me if you're interested.. > > :: Alan M. Parry > :: fluid@hyperreal.com > :: <finger me for PGP key> > :: http://hyperreal.com/~fluid > > > ------------------------------ > > From: "Aran M. Parillo" <aran@MIT.EDU> > Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 12:41:02 -0500 > Subject: (idm) FREE at last > > Hoi! > > I just got another BOX from Submerge...(ordered on monday arrived on thurs) > and well, I'm pretty excited about owning this 12" (not because it's CLEAR!) > > PEMXD > PIECE - Carl Craig > Free Your Mind [past] > Free Your Soul [future] > > I'm going to melt now...use this new hooded UR sweatshirt in here to sop me up. > > Teep > > ps. I'll be spinning at the SWIRL II afterhours in Montreal this weekend > along with Krista and Cutmaster TKO, come up and play, I promise > to feed your head with 313 bass flavor. Promise! > > > ------------------------------ > > End of idm Digest V1 #436 > ************************* > >

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>hey >someone put C=C music factory in the same list with aphex and Autechre in >a post talking about UNDERWORLD. sorry I couldn't forward it. Anyway, >that person ought to know better, come on buddy don't do that again, it >made me sick. >

If you'd read the note more closely, you would have noticed that this is a *spectrum* that begins with C&C on the least-IDM edge, and ends with your needle dragging across that slipmat at the epitome of IDM. See the attached:

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>> Well I for one really like the new Underworld album and have been >> listening to it alot. It has quite a bit of range, from some >> light drum & bass to lush orbital-esque techno, a bit or hard stuff - >> trance, acid. But yes, some of the trcks do have (errr) vocals. Not >> just weird nondescript vocals but actual lyrics. Whether or not its IDM >> is debateable, but for the purposes of this discussion I would like to >> submit this little chart: >> >> Mainstream Dance/Techno >> _______________________ >> C&C Music Factory >> Dee-Lite >> The Prodigy >> Leftfeild >> Underworld >> Chemical Brothers >> Orbital >> LFO >> Aphex Twin >> U-ziq >> Autechre >> Letting your needle drag across the slip mat.... >> _________________________ >> IDM >> >> - -Fresh

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On Mar 21, 1996 17:11:00, '".GMV500" <videla@ucsu.Colorado.EDU>' wrote:

quoted 1 line hey someone put C=C music factory in the same list with aphex and

>hey someone put C=C music factory in the same list with aphex and

Autechre in a post talking about UNDERWORLD. sorry I couldn't forward it. Anyway, that person ought to know better, come on buddy don't do that again, it made me sick.

quoted 2 lines - -- richard

>> >> - -- richard

Here it is. You should've actually read it. It's a scale, ranked from least to most intelligent.

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>> ------------------------------ >> >> From: gonzalo_merchan@bbs.fullcoll.edu (Gonzalo Merchan) >> Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 01:51:00 -0800 >> Subject: (idm) Underworld, idm? >> >> Well I for one really like the new Underworld album and have been >> listening to it alot. It has quite a bit of range, from some >> light drum & bass to lush orbital-esque techno, a bit or hard stuff - >> trance, acid. But yes, some of the trcks do have (errr) vocals. Not >> just weird nondescript vocals but actual lyrics. Whether or not its IDM >> is debateable, but for the purposes of this discussion I would like to >> submit this little chart: >> >> Mainstream Dance/Techno >> _______________________ >> C&C Music Factory >> Dee-Lite >> The Prodigy >> Leftfeild >> Underworld >> Chemical Brothers >> Orbital >> LFO >> Aphex Twin >> U-ziq >> Autechre >> Letting your needle drag across the slip mat.... >> _________________________ >> IDM >> >> - -Fresh

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