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[idm] re: [idm-making] Re: [idm] Critique of Pure Reason
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Sorry, not sure anymore if this was a IDM or IDM making thread... :P Kent, nice post. Thanks for the insights - nice to read. :)
quoted 5 lines Honestly I don't know where you can go to take steps beyond noise &> Honestly I don't know where you can go to take steps beyond noise & > glitch; it seems that by pushing into the realm where the failure of > the tools of music becomes the subject, the only step beyond is into > pure white noise and random processes. Hence Merzbow. But where do > you go from music that is essentially processed and layered noise?
Erm, the opposite of noise is not _more_ noise, its _no_ noise! hehe ;) Maybe we all start making classical music. Oh wait, thats been done already. I see your hops of evolution, but there are also lots of other hops going around. Nice that you point out that new music is sometimes just old forms forgotten. I can agree with that in a lot of ways. I also get the feeling, and maybe you do as well, that when I hear "new" music and it really moves me [the stuff you want to close your eyes to and life seeps through your body] I don't get the feeling that this is something alien = foreign; but rather that this always existed and is simply being "remembered" - so in that sense, good new music is perhaps something new to help me remember something too old to remember... Hows that for a 8am-i-still-need-coffee-and-my-eyes-hurt email? -- s. http://www.ArcTone.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org