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(idm) Can I do a timeline too ? Pleez ?

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1997-04-08 17:02Allert Aalders (idm) Can I do a timeline too ? Pleez ?
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1997-04-08 17:02Allert AaldersHi, 1980 Into The Police and various poppy stuff (10 years old) 1983 U2, Simple Minds, TC
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(idm) Can I do a timeline too ? Pleez ?
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Hi, 1980 Into The Police and various poppy stuff (10 years old) 1983 U2, Simple Minds, TC Matic, Depeche Mode 1984 New Wave in general : Cocteau Twins, lotsa obscure dutch new wave (Tecnoville, WAT, Sammie America's MAM all friggin' brilliant) 1985 Sonic Youth, Swans, Foetus, industrial music 1986 Front 242, Coil, Neubauten, Test Dept. Worked at STAALPLAAT 1988 Acid House. At first I thought 'hmmm sounds like disco'. Then Danny Rampling played at a party in the Docklands in Amsterdam and I saw the light. The same year DJ DNA (of Urban Dance Squad fame) played the Dance in the legendary vrije vloer and I *really* understood. Before this I hardly listened to any "black" music except HipHop 1989 Started making tracks, started performing. Started studying Music Technology. Introduction to Barry Truax, Trevor Wishart: "academical electronic music" (that's my own term for it) 1990-1993 Bought a lot of Irdial/B12/Djax/Evolution stuff. Own music making started taking over. Went to Shamen's Synergy parties. 1995 Joined IDM to keep informed. 1997 Still here... I used to go to a shitload of gigs and I used to buy quite a lot of records. These days I'm to busy to filter out the good stuff, and I don't have the money to buy a lot. I hardly buy any records anymore. I still want to stay informed, so I read IDM and listen to what the local DJ's play, which is pretty good. I have to say the 'command' and the 'D' key are wearing out. Bye, Allert -- "No corporation will ever pay a creator enough to sue them succesfully" -Dave Sim, creator of Cerebus Allert Aalders - Big Time Concepts - allert@knoware.nl - KoX