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[idm] greetings from japan

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2001-02-03 06:41Tim [idm] greetings from japan
2001-02-04 19:36philippe petit [idm] greetings from japan
└─ 2001-02-05 08:41Konstantin Minko RE: [idm] greetings from japan
2001-02-05 19:56Matthew Korfhage [idm] Re: greetings from japan
2001-02-05 21:51g r RE: [idm] greetings from japan
2001-02-09 10:18kurosawa Re: [idm] greetings from japan
2001-02-09 10:27Andreas Tilliander RE: [idm] greetings from japan
2001-02-09 14:10Re: [idm] greetings from japan
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2001-02-03 06:41Timhello friends, I've been reading this list for a few months and thought I would say hello.
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hello friends, I've been reading this list for a few months and thought I would say hello. Right now I'm doing a second semester abroad (originally from Syracuse, NY) in Japan, at a university called Kansai Gaidai. I'm living near Hirakata, which is basically right between Kyoto and Osaka. This country's public transportation system is really excellent, so that whenever we get bored we can just hop a 30 minute train in one direction or another and be in the middle of a big city. And there zillions of tiny clubs, which I'm trying to get out to more this semester. Last night I saw Cylob, Freeform, LYO25 and many others in a club called the Metro in Kyoto and it was a really fantastic show. I'll post a review of it later on. But I'm writing this email wondering if anyone else on the list is currently living in japan? Its very hard to find out what's going on at the clubs, as you have to rely on randomly finding flyers outside stores. I found the pile of Cylob/Freeform flyers on top of a gumball machine outside a tiny clothing store, and didn't see them anywhere else. It was a lucky find, so I'm afraid there are tons of shows that I'm missing here. Are there any big IDM fans in japan? Any suggestions of clubs worth going to and shows worth seeing? Also, can anyone recommend any japanese IDM/electronic groups worth listening to? I go to record stores and see rows and rows of japanese artists I've never heard of, and I'm sure I won't be able to find them when I get back to the US. What should i look for? I'm going to be in japan until the beginning of june, so if anyone on this list is in japan, drop me a line and maybe we can get together sometime. Gaikokujin or nihonjin, lets get together and bump some ongaku! :) Peace tim --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-02-04 19:36philippe petitAlso, can anyone recommend any japanese IDM/electronic groups worth listening to? Gaikokuj
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[idm] greetings from japan
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Also, can anyone recommend any japanese IDM/electronic groups worth listening to? Gaikokujin or nihonjin, lets get together and bump some ongaku! :) Peace tim hi tim well glad to read you had a great time at the show, you should check out Bisk for sure. And as you said Ongaku. His album "asian polirythm dance" is really nice. philippe ************************************************************** http://www.bip-hop.com unconventional sound adventures, adventurous & creative electronica... ************************************************************** BiP-HOp Generation v.1 [bleep 01] MARUMARI / SCHNEIDER TM / PHONEM / GOEM / ULTRA MILKMAIDS / MASSIMO BiP-HOp Generation v. 2 [bleep 02] AROVANE / BERNARD FLEISCHMANN / WARMDESK / KÖHN / WANG INC. / LAURENT PERNICE Bip-Hop is a label devoted to spread unconventional sound adventures, adventurous & creative electronica... sounds, based on machines, mix, modulations, modifications, sampling, glitches, clicks & cuts... blip... bleep... bip... BiP-HOp Generation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2001-02-05 08:41Konstantin MinkoCheck Baraki and Himuro from Worm Interface. 8) > -----Original Message----- > From: phili
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Check Baraki and Himuro from Worm Interface. 8)
quoted 38 lines -----Original Message-----> -----Original Message----- > From: philippe petit [mailto:philippe-petit@wanadoo.fr] > Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2001 9:37 PM > To: idm@hyperreal.org; pico@cstl1.syr.edu > Subject: [idm] greetings from japan > > > Also, can anyone recommend any japanese IDM/electronic groups > worth > listening to? > Gaikokujin or nihonjin, lets get together and bump some > ongaku! :) Peace > > tim > > > hi tim > well glad to read you had a great time at the show, you should check out > Bisk for sure. And as you said Ongaku. His album "asian polirythm dance" > is really nice. > philippe > ************************************************************** > http://www.bip-hop.com > unconventional sound adventures, adventurous & creative electronica... > ************************************************************** > BiP-HOp Generation v.1 [bleep 01] > MARUMARI / SCHNEIDER TM / PHONEM / GOEM / ULTRA MILKMAIDS / MASSIMO > BiP-HOp Generation v. 2 [bleep 02] > AROVANE / BERNARD FLEISCHMANN / WARMDESK / KÖHN / WANG INC. / LAURENT > PERNICE > Bip-Hop is a label devoted to spread unconventional sound adventures, > adventurous & creative electronica... sounds, based on machines, mix, > modulations, modifications, sampling, glitches, clicks & cuts... blip... > bleep... bip... BiP-HOp Generation > > ------------------------------------------------------------------ > ------------------ >
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2001-02-05 19:56Matthew Korfhagephilippe petit <philippe-petit@wanadoo.fr> wrote: > Also, can anyone recommend any japanes
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philippe petit <philippe-petit@wanadoo.fr> wrote:
quoted 13 lines Also, can anyone recommend any japanese IDM/electronic groups> Also, can anyone recommend any japanese IDM/electronic groups > worth > listening to? > Gaikokujin or nihonjin, lets get together and bump some > ongaku! :) Peace > > tim > >hi tim >well glad to read you had a great time at the show, you should check >out >Bisk for sure. And as you said Ongaku. His album "asian polirythm >dance" >is really nice. >philippe
I'll definitely second philippe on Bisk. "Ticklish Matters" is my favorite, but definitely check out both "Time" and especially "Strange Or Funny Ha-Ha". Both of these are getting _very_ scarce on this side of the pond. Cheers, M. ----- Made with affection by distrustful lovers. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-02-05 21:51g rgood call on the worm interface. :))_) another interesting nihonjin is Yoshinori Sunahara.
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good call on the worm interface. :))_) another interesting nihonjin is Yoshinori Sunahara. I believe he has work released on Bungalo, amoung others. http://www.bungalow.de/artists_solo.html?19 I would suggest the "Pan Am- Sounds of the 70's" for a nice hip-hop/jazz influnced workout with interesting nice sounds and idm -ish production. also, his concept album put out a few years back entitled 'Takeoff and Landing" has onit a few interesting tracks that many of the list would enjoy, i think. it is about an airport that exists underneath shinjuku, tokyo. fun stuff. http://y-sunahara.com/ ????nice sounds http://www.wam.umd.edu/~xine/links/japan.html http://www.newsbase.co.jp/aweb/index.html http://www.soniteku2.org/ ganbatte kudasai:::> best, ric h
quoted 51 lines From: "Konstantin Minko" <ibss@ukrpack.net>>From: "Konstantin Minko" <ibss@ukrpack.net> >To: <idm@hyperreal.org>, <philippe-petit@wanadoo.fr> >Subject: RE: [idm] greetings from japan >Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2001 10:41:02 +0200 > >Check Baraki and Himuro from Worm Interface. 8) > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: philippe petit [mailto:philippe-petit@wanadoo.fr] > > Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2001 9:37 PM > > To: idm@hyperreal.org; pico@cstl1.syr.edu > > Subject: [idm] greetings from japan > > > > > > Also, can anyone recommend any japanese IDM/electronic groups > > worth > > listening to? > > Gaikokujin or nihonjin, lets get together and bump some > > ongaku! :) Peace > > > > tim > > > > > > hi tim > > well glad to read you had a great time at the show, you should check out > > Bisk for sure. And as you said Ongaku. His album "asian polirythm dance" > > is really nice. > > philippe > > ************************************************************** > > http://www.bip-hop.com > > unconventional sound adventures, adventurous & creative electronica... > > ************************************************************** > > BiP-HOp Generation v.1 [bleep 01] > > MARUMARI / SCHNEIDER TM / PHONEM / GOEM / ULTRA MILKMAIDS / MASSIMO > > BiP-HOp Generation v. 2 [bleep 02] > > AROVANE / BERNARD FLEISCHMANN / WARMDESK / K?HN / WANG INC. / LAURENT > > PERNICE > > Bip-Hop is a label devoted to spread unconventional sound adventures, > > adventurous & creative electronica... sounds, based on machines, mix, > > modulations, modifications, sampling, glitches, clicks & cuts... blip... > > bleep... bip... BiP-HOp Generation > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------ > > ------------------ > > > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org >For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org >
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2001-02-09 10:18kurosawai think most idm-like label in japan is childisc that nobukazu takemura started. http://ww
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i think most idm-like label in japan is childisc that nobukazu takemura started. http://www.alles.or.jp/%7Echildisc/ ,,,,but this page is written in japanese. some artist i recommend bisk (sub rosa) rei harakami (sublime) silicom(PROGRESSIVE FoRM) Indopepsychics kiyoshi izumi(childisc, rephlex) CX AUDIO IE (sublime) ----- Original Message ----- ??? : "philippe petit" <philippe-petit@wanadoo.fr> ?? : <idm@hyperreal.org>; <pico@cstl1.syr.edu> ???? : Monday, February 05, 2001 4:36 AM ?? : [idm] greetings from japan Also, can anyone recommend any japanese IDM/electronic groups worth listening to? Gaikokujin or nihonjin, lets get together and bump some ongaku! :) Peace tim hi tim well glad to read you had a great time at the show, you should check out Bisk for sure. And as you said Ongaku. His album "asian polirythm dance" is really nice. philippe ************************************************************** http://www.bip-hop.com unconventional sound adventures, adventurous & creative electronica... ************************************************************** BiP-HOp Generation v.1 [bleep 01] MARUMARI / SCHNEIDER TM / PHONEM / GOEM / ULTRA MILKMAIDS / MASSIMO BiP-HOp Generation v. 2 [bleep 02] AROVANE / BERNARD FLEISCHMANN / WARMDESK / KÖHN / WANG INC. / LAURENT PERNICE Bip-Hop is a label devoted to spread unconventional sound adventures, adventurous & creative electronica... sounds, based on machines, mix, modulations, modifications, sampling, glitches, clicks & cuts... blip... bleep... bip... BiP-HOp Generation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-02-09 10:27Andreas Tillianderthere´s a japanese label that just released their second compilation, including arovane, m
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there´s a japanese label that just released their second compilation, including arovane, mokira, pepe, plus, infomax, local koncept, exokernel, dolgu, hanumand, isao horikoshi, check: www.underconstructing.com Andreas Tilliander www.efpho.cjb.net -----Original Message----- From: kurosawa [mailto:vk2t-krsw@asahi-net.or.jp] Sent: den 9 februari 2001 11:18 To: idm@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: [idm] greetings from japan i think most idm-like label in japan is childisc that nobukazu takemura started. http://www.alles.or.jp/%7Echildisc/ ,,,,but this page is written in japanese. some artist i recommend bisk (sub rosa) rei harakami (sublime) silicom(PROGRESSIVE FoRM) Indopepsychics kiyoshi izumi(childisc, rephlex) CX AUDIO IE (sublime) ----- Original Message ----- ??? : "philippe petit" <philippe-petit@wanadoo.fr> ?? : <idm@hyperreal.org>; <pico@cstl1.syr.edu> ???? : Monday, February 05, 2001 4:36 AM ?? : [idm] greetings from japan Also, can anyone recommend any japanese IDM/electronic groups worth listening to? Gaikokujin or nihonjin, lets get together and bump some ongaku! :) Peace tim hi tim well glad to read you had a great time at the show, you should check out Bisk for sure. And as you said Ongaku. His album "asian polirythm dance" is really nice. philippe ************************************************************** http://www.bip-hop.com unconventional sound adventures, adventurous & creative electronica... ************************************************************** BiP-HOp Generation v.1 [bleep 01] MARUMARI / SCHNEIDER TM / PHONEM / GOEM / ULTRA MILKMAIDS / MASSIMO BiP-HOp Generation v. 2 [bleep 02] AROVANE / BERNARD FLEISCHMANN / WARMDESK / KÖHN / WANG INC. / LAURENT PERNICE Bip-Hop is a label devoted to spread unconventional sound adventures, adventurous & creative electronica... sounds, based on machines, mix, modulations, modifications, sampling, glitches, clicks & cuts... blip... bleep... bip... BiP-HOp Generation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- ---- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-02-09 14:10suction@home.com> i think most idm-like label in japan is childisc that nobukazu takemura started. > http:
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quoted 1 line i think most idm-like label in japan is childisc that nobukazu takemura> i think most idm-like label in japan is childisc that nobukazu takemura
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quoted 2 lines http> http://www.alles.or.jp/%7Echildisc/ > ,,,,but this page is written in japanese.
speaking of takemura, a while ago someone had a discography/site for him. if it's still around, what's the address? thanks in advance... Edwin Wong [ suction@home.com ] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org