Actually some of the stuff on Black Dog's 'Bytes' was plaid tracks.
So Plaid does date back to that era.
Rob
"Brian M. Cass" <kingmob@nmt.edu> wrote:
quoted 1 line Plaid doesn't come from the AI days of IDM. Black Dog does, but we're not
> Plaid doesn't come from the AI days of IDM. Black Dog does, but we're notquoted 30 lines I dunno who wrote this:
> I dunno who wrote this:
> >>HOLY SMOKES
> This guy blasts ae then goes on to laud Plaid? Plaid whose two cds are
> nearly indistinguishable from each other and are very very similar to
> their black dog stuff?!?!?!?
> Plaid who don't really have an inventive, avant garde bone in their body?>>>
>
> but whoever did write this surely didn't come from the AI days of IDM. If
> so, I just don't understand the above statements. I'm not entering a
> discussion on Ae vs. Plaid
> (i don't think it's a fair comparison whatsoever; apples/oranges IMO) but to
> say they aren't inventive and their CDs sound similar? I don't see it...
>
> I'm amazed anyone can say negative things about Plaid
> it just doesn't register in my brain.
> but then they're not my ears he's using when he listens to 'em...
>
> argh.
> g
>
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