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Re: pseuo IDM times

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1994-09-10 09:33Christian Bartholdsson Re: pseuo IDM times
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1994-09-10 09:33Christian BartholdssonJon Drukman writes: >Orbital - Snivilisation >FFRR 697 124 027-2 > >snivilisation is defin
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Re: pseuo IDM times
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Jon Drukman writes:
quoted 5 lines Orbital - Snivilisation>Orbital - Snivilisation >FFRR 697 124 027-2 > >snivilisation is definitely the best orbital album yet. but that's not >saying a lot since i don't particularly like the other two anyway. however,
Orbital have sort of switched audience with this album. The old fans generally seem pretty disappointed with it, but those who used to dislike Orbital have suddenly become fans. A bit strange.
quoted 2 lines the "jungle influence" is just a few chopped up breakbeats, not hard enough>the "jungle influence" is just a few chopped up breakbeats, not hard enough >to be annoying, thankfully.
I'd say the new Rolling Stones album has more jungle influence than "Snivilisation". - chris@minsk.docs.uu.se <http://www.update.uu.se/~chris/>
1994-09-10 19:03javina@imap1.asu.edui was walking through my campus the other day and heard an amazing classical pianist playi
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i was walking through my campus the other day and heard an amazing classical pianist playing some incredibly peaceful music... it was just him alone in the corner of an art gallery...between pieces i asked if he was a music major...because well, i would have enjoyed going to one of his recitals...he said he was a physics major and it was just a hobby...more like a passion if you ask me...because he said he made it up as he went along...anyways it reminded me of something... i have heard of classical piano being mixed with dance or semi-dance beats...does anyone know anything about this area of music...if so any suggestions? jav =>