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From:
Michael Shepherd
To:
Andrew Schrock ,
Date:
Tue, 02 May 2000 14:30:27 -0700
Subject:
Re: [idm] Let's Talk About the Here and Now
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on 5/2/00 5:59 AM, Andrew Schrock at aschrock@cs.brandeis.edu wrote:
quoted 9 lines I think the Matmos vague terrian #0 album is now fairly hard to find, I> I think the Matmos vague terrian #0 album is now fairly hard to find, I > think it went OOP 6 months ago maybe? It has a fantastic 18-minute track > (#3) which has some seriously amazing progression, and of course more > tracks made with balloons, farts, mumbles, and so forth. > > "Quasi-objects" (vague terrain #1) should still be available and contains > much of the same type of material. Both are pretty essential US-IDMish > releases IMO. Some of the tracks of these two albums still don't fail to > blow my mind.
Wait a second... Not trying to be contrary here, but I thought #0 and quasi-objects were quite dissimilar. "#0" was very cold, metallic, dark, clicking, and autechre-ish with absolutely no use of the balloons, farting, etc that you here on Quasi-objects. By contrast, Quasi-objects seemed more organic and warmer and used the sounds of balloons, farting, voices, etc. I think Quasi-objects really established Matmos as unique and apart from all the other Autechre sound-a-likes. However, both 0# and Quasi-objects are fantastic. -- shephrd@earthlink.net | "...thita NK;" "...mechanically reclaimed by autechre..." --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org