hi kevin--
i cant speak for everyone but the things that i enjoy about
'experimental' music are the various timbers, textures, and acoustics of
each sound. im not sure if 'acoustics' is the right word, im referring
to how the sound comes across: what kind of reverb or echo it has on it,
speaker location (if the sound appears in the left or right channel or
moves between both...). i also like when a particular piece has a concept
to it rather than "heres a bunch of sounds i made with my computer..".
ive only had an interest in 'experimental' music over the past year so i
cant name a lot of artists but i really enjoy kim cascone's music,
farmers manual, a lot of the mego material, raster label stuff, etc. in
particular ive been listening to "or some computer music #1" more often
than my other discs. i think the pieces on this cd would be a good
example of the kind of traits in 'experimental' music that i mentioned
above.
matt
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www.spaceistheplace.org/ambientmafia
quoted 5 lines Also, for those of you on the list who really and truly enjoy the
>Also, for those of you on the list who really and truly enjoy the
>extremely
>experimental stuff, I'm especially interested to hear what you have to
>say
>on this topic.
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