quoted 2 lines absolutely. i was just asking my wife why she disdains most of the> absolutely. i was just asking my wife why she disdains most of the
> electronic music i listen to...her reply was that it "wasn't sexy".
hmm.. my girlfriend is quite the opposite.. she frequently comments on how
inspiring and emotional
many IDM tracks are.. especially Plaid, Octopus Inc, BoC, Aphex..
quoted 2 lines parallel to and escape from the logic that is most IDM. i still feel that> parallel to and escape from the logic that is most IDM. i still feel that
> a 90/10 ratio of electronic to pop isn't exactly my ideal, but that's how
i tend to just listen to what is fitting for the mood i'm in..
IDM for intellectual / playful / introspective
Lush, Radiohead, etc for depressed
Drum n Bass (current UK style.. Ed Rush, Grooverider, Bristol peeps) for
agressive, outgoing
and radom other styles as i *feel* fit..
quoted 3 lines someone asked the list how everyone "got into IDM". what did you listen to> someone asked the list how everyone "got into IDM". what did you listen to
> before this? for me, seefeel was the bridge from indie/guitar to
> electronic. polyfusia still has a lot of the "feel" ofstuff that i used to
i think i bridged a very stange gap (please comment if i'm not alone)
from very dark aggressive industrial tracks (tkk, nin, download, etc) to the
more aggressive side of electronic..
older jungle, big beat, etc.. then i progressed into the sub-genre of idm..
i dunno.. looking back it seems strange that i complete 180'd from
industrial to idm..
they seem so close.. but so far apart in my eyes..
aaron
systorm technologies
www.systorm.com
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