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From:
Steve Ellsworth
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Date:
Sat, 4 Jan 2003 19:43:40 -0800
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Re: [idm] drukqs is not a letdown by far!
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Well I have the luxury of not owning anything by Aphex Twin before I bought drukqs. I was into Underworld (and still am btw) and I wanted to get some more electronica and an Amazon.com trail of "customers who bought this also bought that" lead me to Aphex. So I bought drukqs and was kinda confused at first thinking that Aphex was putting on some joke and was laughing at everyone who listens to it because it is kinda, well, umm uneasy listening. But I made a mix of all the fast songs and it is now by far the best music I have owned in years. Its so futuristic that it sounds like the music "hip" people in the book Neuromancer would listen to. I am getting his early stuff like the Caustic Window stuff, Polygon Window, SAW and SAWII I like them a lot and I can see how ahead of time Aphex was because back when I used to go to raves in the mid 90's the stuff I heard was like aerobics music compared to Aphex (Although I did hear PAC MAN at a rave back in the day and dug it). I don't have I Care or RDJ yet as I am still letting drukqs and all his other stuff soak in...I bet everyone on this list wishes they can hear Early Aphex as if it were their first time...Don't hate me because I am beautiful. Actually, don't envy me--I still have to go through the whole "Oh my shit! I can't believe I listen to music called IDM...What a pretentious prick I have become" Ben Gill sounds like you are looking for a different sound than Aphex is providing nowadays. Drukqs is EXACTLY the kinda music I want to hear. Its totally relevant to my attitude and my life. You are just in a different place. steveE --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org