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quoted 11 lines BigKumquat@aol.com wrote:

>BigKumquat@aol.com wrote: > >> shuff chug chug shuf chug chug chug klink klinkle noodle shuf chug chug clink >> clink chif chuff - gank - - clink - - shwshwshwshwshwshwsh noodle > >(One interpretation of "music is rotted one note") > >I think that's a bit overstated. You could simplify it quite a bit: > >noodle noodle >

noodle noodle? you've just revealed yourself to be a world-class simpleton. proud of your ability to scribble supeficial analyses? "music is rotted" was a brave departure for squarepusher, so it's not surprising that it left people like the above unable to deal with its idiosyncrasies. those who merely want hard normal daddy parts 2, 3,etc. are the antithesis of what idm should be about. dave segal

In a message dated 5/28/99 11:05:12 AM, segal@altpress.com writes: >BigKumquat@aol.com wrote: > >> shuff chug chug shuf chug chug chug klink klinkle noodle shuf chug chug clink >> clink chif chuff - gank - - clink - - shwshwshwshwshwshwsh noodle > >(One interpretation of "music is rotted one note") > >I think that's a bit overstated. You could simplify it quite a bit: > >noodle noodle > >noodle noodle? you've just revealed yourself to be a world-class simpleton. >proud of your ability to scribble supeficial analyses? "music is rotted" was ... and by taking things so seriously, you've - in turn - revealed yourself to be a world-class asshole. jesus christ, man, lighten up. oh - but i just noticed the "altpress.com" in your name. could that possibly stand for what i think it does? mr. e now on: it's hard to believe: the amazing world of joe meek (razor & tie)

Dave Segal wrote:

quoted 1 line noodle noodle? you've just revealed yourself to be a world-class simpleton.

> noodle noodle? you've just revealed yourself to be a world-class simpleton.

Isn't this flamewar already in the IDM archives for May 1999? -d.w.

quoted 3 lines noodle noodle? you've just revealed yourself to be a world-class simpleton.

>> noodle noodle? you've just revealed yourself to be a world-class simpleton. > >Isn't this flamewar already in the IDM archives for May 1999?

heh, i was wondering how long it was going to take for that lame pole review to turn people on the list against each other. eric

quoted 11 lines "music is rotted" was

> >>"music is rotted" was >>a brave departure for squarepusher, so it's not surprising that it left >>people like the above unable to deal with its idiosyncrasies. those who >>merely want hard normal daddy parts 2, 3,etc. are the antithesis of what idm >>should be about. > >I'm not sure if this was a joke or not, but I'll bite. Why "should" idm be >about brave departures that leave people behind? > >Michael

no, what's meant here is that people into idm shouldn't be so narrow-minded. it's fine not to like 'music is rotted one note,' but to dismiss it with a comment like "noodle noodle" shows a real lack of insight. comprende? dave

quoted 4 lines no, what's meant here is that people into idm shouldn't be so narrow-minded.

> no, what's meant here is that people into idm shouldn't be so narrow-minded. > it's fine not to like 'music is rotted one note,' but to dismiss it with a > comment like "noodle noodle" shows a real lack of insight. comprende? > dave

i thought "noodle noodle" was quite insightful actually. very zen. -- david turgeon at http://www.notype.com

On Fri, 28 May 1999, david turgeon wrote:

quoted 1 line i thought "noodle noodle" was quite insightful actually. very zen.

> i thought "noodle noodle" was quite insightful actually. very zen.

Much more insightful than say, "wank wank." Think of all we have to look forward to though, Squarepusher's 'On The Corner' and 'Live Evil' will be out before you know it! :D .Bil. IAMaCOPIER

quoted 8 lines ""music is rotted" was a brave departure for squarepusher . . ."

>""music is rotted" was a brave departure for squarepusher . . ." > >I think something snuck by your spell checker . . . the above was most like >meant to have read > >"bitches brew" was a brave departure for miles davis . . . > >337is all in good fun.

that may be true if you only listen to the first few trax. beyond that, though, the music definitely heads out into weirder territory that sounds little like miles. anything in davis' canon sound remotely like "shin triad" or "parallelogram bin"? dave segal