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From:
Adam Piontek
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Date:
Tue, 8 May 2001 11:46:50 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:
Re: [idm] "over" idm
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--- atomly <atomly@atomly.com> wrote:
quoted 11 lines [Adam Piontek <apiontek@yahoo.com>]> [Adam Piontek <apiontek@yahoo.com>] > > I'm one of the few people who, although I > definitely "get" the minimal > > techno and the dubby techno stuff, it just lights > absolutely no flame > > Well, I'm not really into that side of stuff... I'm > more into the > more techno/housey stuff thant he really glitchy > stuff. I really like > Herbert, Basic Channel, etc.
Oh. Well, even there, I really liked Luomo's Vocalcity, got Weatherall's Hypercity mix CD on the same label, then download a bunch of Tresor stuff and tried out samples of the Crane A.K. stuff on force inc., and got some of the Herbert stuff, but after a while, I have to say I'm not enamored with the whole tech house stuff. I mean, it's nice, and it's certainly better than AE for dancing (for me, anyway), but it's like jungle to me - a few great things and the rest all sounds the same once I was introduced to it.
quoted 5 lines To my ears, the minimal stuff sounds pretty much> > To my ears, the minimal stuff sounds pretty much > all the same and > > stagnating as well. > > Which artists are you talking about, in particular?
well, back on the minimal/glitch tip, I guess I'm just talking about it because I recently heard a lot of V.Delay stuff, the clicks & cuts stuff, and a few of monolake's albums, and none of it struck me as worth having or listening to again. And it all sounded very similar.
quoted 3 lines it's not they've stagnated, it's that they've moved> it's not they've stagnated, it's that they've moved > in a direction I > don't like, I guess.
true; i'd agree with that. also, when I first get into something new, it's like, the first artists I hear are the best, the ones that I identify with the "sound" I'm looking for. Then I ask around and get recommendations for similar stuff, but that's all I really get - *similar* stuff. Once I've identified a sound I like, I find that about 90% of the time, I'd do better to just listen to the original album again than to seek out new, similar artists, as they are bound to disappoint me by not being what I was really looking for. And it's really just subjective bias.
quoted 4 lines Oh, and does anyone know who Crunch is? I heard> > Oh, and does anyone know who Crunch is? I heard > it might be Bola! > > Does this need to be in the FAQ yet?
While we're at it, could someone explain to me which is better: vinyl or CD? __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org