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From:
Peter Schrock
To:
anyone and everyone and
Date:
Sun, 06 May 2001 01:41:00 -0800
Subject:
Re: [idm] Re: best movies i've ever seen
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wow, what a antagonist! I hope he finds his happiness elsewhere. on 5/5/01 2:08 PM, anachronistic at analogueskin@hotmail.com wrote:
quoted 85 lines Hey guys, this thread has long since lost any connection to the topic> > >> Hey guys, this thread has long since lost any connection to the topic >> of this mailing list. Please knock it off or take it off the list. >> Thanks. >> >> respectfully yours, >> >> kurt > > > Oh good, now we can all get back to strutting around like the pretentious > fucks we are. And you just KNOW I was so much more enjoying the threads > about fucking Confield. I am so tired of deleting 80 messages a day and I > am sick of reading everyones inane, banal, and puerile little thoughts. > There are a few of you who actually contribute something worthwhile and I > thank you for that. But if you automatically think I am talking about YOU, > you're probably wrong. And to debase myself to the level of this list, I > hated Confield too, I cannot stand Autechre even though I give them chance > after chance. Even going to see them live because people hold them in such > high regard. I have a girlfriend who loves IDM. Now what other thread can I > bring up that refuses to seep away and slowly fucking die? I am > unsubscribing now, something I should have done a long time ago. And don't > bother to write me to complain about me airing all my complaints on the > list. You've read this far, haven't you? > > Grow up people. Unsubscribe and go outside. Throw a frisbee around. Chat > up someone pretty. > > And to leave you on a positive note, here's something from > tigerbeat6.com/cex that I thought maybe you'd all be interested in. > > enjoy! > > david. > > "Here you have 1000 or so people getting messages in their mailbox from the > same 50 or 60 people -- the vast, vast majority of whom are easily > identifiable as electronic music artists of some caliber or another by the > (frequently lengthy and shockingly immodest [oh god, you're one to talk > about modesty, rjyan...]) tag-lines at the end of their emails which give > their name, email, web site, their label's website and possibly a list of > the last sixteen records they put > out and where to buy them. And they're all talking about music as if they > were just regular people whose own identities weren't completely at stake > with every single judgment they make. People are having these arguments and > discussions when it's painfully, painfully obvious that no one's really > talking about THAT music, they're talking about THEIR music -- even when > they don't come out and say they are (which is actually rarer than you'd > think.) > > I used to get upset when heads would bash the IDM-list. Virtually every > electronic musician who knows of its existence has horrible things to say > about it, especially electronic musicians who have garnered some modicum of > success. Now, I have to capitulate: basically, the whole thing is pretty > useless unless you plan > on being one of the vocal minority who will pretend like their opinions > about music don't have everything to do with their own goals and own career. > > Musicians don't really know anything about music. Fortunately, good > musicians don't need to have objective opinions on music, because for us, > the regular non-musicianal people, the primary concern is getting these guys > to make more good music. Who cares what Artist X thinks about Artist Y's new > record. > > Bad musicians can S[uck] their own D[ick]s and hoot and holler at each > other all they want: regular people don't give a damn, and with good reason. > It's like -- every music head has an agenda. They relate to other music > through their agenda, almost never independently of it. And the majority of > people who like music are not music makers. Yet the music makers are > dominating most of these conversations. Especially in the electronic music > game, but the same thing can be observed to a slightly lesser extent > happening with the rock and the hip hop games." > > (Rjyan Kidwell, 4/30/01) > > >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org >
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