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1998-01-13 09:35D'Neye (idm) boymerang
└─ 1998-01-14 05:57wells Re: (idm) boymerang
└─ 1998-01-16 19:46GamePrg. Re: (idm) boymerang
└─ 1998-01-16 20:06D'Neye (idm) drunk on the obvious
└─ 1998-01-22 22:59Ben Coffer Re: (idm) drunk on the obvious
└─ 1998-01-23 21:28Carved from a Block of Gouda Re: (idm) drunk on the obvious
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1998-01-13 09:35D'Neye>i noticed that the astralwerks version of boymerang >has urban space on it. can't seem to
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quoted 4 lines i noticed that the astralwerks version of boymerang>i noticed that the astralwerks version of boymerang >has urban space on it. can't seem to find a tracklist >for the regal version. what track did they drop to get >urban space on, and is urban space the better song?
speaking of this album, i've been listening to it alot lately. it really is quite good...not so much in it's musical complexity but more in it's mindset. its not an album i would sit and analyze (i will if anyone is interested), but when played, it kinda has a way of evoking images of post-millennial urban landscapes and the like. needless to say, the overall feel is 'soothing', but not in the ambient sense. it has this optimistic (and please don't confuse this with 'happy') mood throughout - even in the darker tunes, perhaps gained through the periodic juxtaposition of simultaneous major and minor key melodies....often occurring in the rhythmic elements as well as the melodic. also, the album does display multiple facets of the dnb spectrum and it does it fairly well. if anyone is interested in a tune by tune review (if it hasn't been presented already) let me know. |_-.| np.boymerang.botf.lazarus
1998-01-14 05:57wellsAt 09:35 AM 1/13/98, D'Neye wrote: >anyone is interested), but when played, it kinda has >
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At 09:35 AM 1/13/98, D'Neye wrote:
quoted 3 lines anyone is interested), but when played, it kinda has>anyone is interested), but when played, it kinda has >a way of evoking images of post-millennial urban >landscapes and the like. needless to say, the overall
please take the time and explain to me what a "post-millennial urban landscape" looks like. - wells oliver : s0ewoliv@titan.vcu.edu "jack's bicycle is music to my ears . everything is possible"
1998-01-16 19:46GamePrg.On Wednesday, 14-Jan-98, wells wrote [about Re: (idm) boymerang]: >At 09:35 AM 1/13/98, D'
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On Wednesday, 14-Jan-98, wells wrote [about Re: (idm) boymerang]:
quoted 4 lines At 09:35 AM 1/13/98, D'Neye wrote:>At 09:35 AM 1/13/98, D'Neye wrote: >>anyone is interested), but when played, it kinda has >>a way of evoking images of post-millennial urban >>landscapes and the like. needless to say, the overall
quoted 2 lines please take the time and explain to me what a "post-millennial urban>please take the time and explain to me what a "post-millennial urban >landscape" looks like.
I think he means that it inspires visions, there's nothing wrong with that, try it sometime :) on another note, anyone interested in hearing some of the IDM sounds coming from the demoscene should check out ftp://ftp.scene.org/pub/music/artists/dune/bstates-origami-live97.mp3 for some really great music. This is of a live gig (those familiar with the demoscene may know them) Dune/Orange, Yolk/CNCD and Legend/Parallax did at a party in Finland called Abduction. I am not sure if it is a streamable MP3. You could check www.scene.org. This is also for Chris Graves who wanted a copy of this, I thought others may be interested as well. __ __\ \ / /_\ \ \_____/ www.freq-div.home.ml.org
1998-01-16 20:06D'Neye>>D'Neye wrote: >>>anyone is interested), but when played, it kinda has >>>a way of evokin
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quoted 4 lines D'Neye wrote:>>D'Neye wrote: >>>anyone is interested), but when played, it kinda has >>>a way of evoking images of post-millennial urban >>>landscapes and the like. needless to say, the overall
quoted 3 lines wells wrote:>>wells wrote: >>please take the time and explain to me what a "post-millennial urban >>landscape" looks like.
quoted 3 lines GamePrg. wrote:>GamePrg. wrote: >I think he means that it inspires visions, there's nothing wrong with that, >try it sometime :)
precisely. physical surroundings are irrelevant with respect to this. it was meant to suggest the progression of time....in itself, an ignorant attempt by man to chronologize his existence. do tell me what 'time' it is at a singularity. party on, garth. |_-.| np.droctagonecologyst automator on the panels.
1998-01-22 22:59Ben CofferIn message <3.0.1.16.19980116200615.2647e720@pacbell.net>, D'Neye <dneye@pacbell.net> writ
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In message <3.0.1.16.19980116200615.2647e720@pacbell.net>, D'Neye <dneye@pacbell.net> writes
quoted 5 lines precisely. physical surroundings are irrelevant with>precisely. physical surroundings are irrelevant with >respect to this. it was meant to suggest the progression >of time....in itself, an ignorant attempt by man to >chronologize his existence. do tell me what 'time' it is >at a singularity.
I think only Flavor Flav can tell you that... :) -- Ben Coffer Hybrid Productions http://www.hybridgame.demon.co.uk/
1998-01-23 21:28Carved from a Block of GoudaOn Thu, 22 Jan 1998, Ben Coffer wrote: > In message <3.0.1.16.19980116200615.2647e720@pacb
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On Thu, 22 Jan 1998, Ben Coffer wrote:
quoted 10 lines In message <3.0.1.16.19980116200615.2647e720@pacbell.net>, D'Neye> In message <3.0.1.16.19980116200615.2647e720@pacbell.net>, D'Neye > <dneye@pacbell.net> writes > >precisely. physical surroundings are irrelevant with > >respect to this. it was meant to suggest the progression > >of time....in itself, an ignorant attempt by man to > >chronologize his existence. do tell me what 'time' it is > >at a singularity. > > I think only Flavor Flav can tell you that... :) >
YEAH BOYEE And to quote the Justified and Ancient "WHAT TIME IS LOVE?"