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(idm) np: who cares because I do?

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◇ merged from 3 subjects: (idm) femvox · (idm) np: who cares because i do? · (idm) np: who cares?
1997-11-05 06:02Ami Mukerjee (idm) np: who cares?
└─ 1997-11-07 11:49xmit Re: (idm) np: who cares?
1997-11-07 06:12Brock Suter Re: (idm) np: who cares because I do?
1997-11-07 17:08(idm) np: who cares because I do?
├─ 1997-11-07 17:18Guy Elden (idm) femvox
└─ 1997-11-07 19:04Greg Clow (idm) femvox
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1997-11-05 06:02Ami MukerjeeJust out of curiousity, why do some people have to include what they are playing at the en
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Just out of curiousity, why do some people have to include what they are playing at the end of the message? Is it some sort of cyber-equivalent to those homeboys blasting shit out of their cars forcing making known what heir listening to? Who gives a rat's as what your playing? :) Sorry for the upset NP: Some esoteric noise track.....(I'm cool!!!) A. Mukerjee Vassar College Laws are like cobwebs, which may catch small flies, but let wasps and hornets break through. --Jonathan Swift
1997-11-07 11:49xmitAnd... "Vassar College" ...the cyber equivilant of a windshield sticker? sweatshirt? novel
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And... "Vassar College" ...the cyber equivilant of a windshield sticker? sweatshirt? novelty boxer shorts? :) The reasons are the same silly. Mike On Wed, 5 Nov 1997, Ami Mukerjee wrote:
quoted 23 lines Just out of curiousity, why do some people have to include what they> Just out of curiousity, why do some people have to include what they > are playing at the end of the message? Is it some sort of > cyber-equivalent to those homeboys blasting shit out of their cars > forcing making known what heir listening to? > Who gives a rat's as what your playing? :) > > Sorry for the upset > > > > > > NP: Some esoteric noise track.....(I'm cool!!!) > > A. Mukerjee > Vassar College > > > Laws are like cobwebs, which may catch small flies, but let wasps and > hornets break through. > --Jonathan Swift > >
1997-11-07 06:12Brock SuterAmi Mukerjee wrote: > Just out of curiousity, why do some people have to include what they
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Thu, 06 Nov 1997 22:12:30 -0800
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Ami Mukerjee wrote:
quoted 5 lines Just out of curiousity, why do some people have to include what they> Just out of curiousity, why do some people have to include what they > are playing at the end of the message? Is it some sort of > cyber-equivalent to those homeboys blasting shit out of their cars > forcing making known what heir listening to? > Who gives a rat's as what your playing? :)
Ami, Your shit's starting to get a bit trying. Doing a pretty good job of trolling for flames on IDM, aren't you? The whole 'np:' is, in itself, a product of this list. It give's people an added view into the mind of the individual who's writing the post. As you seem to be an intelligent person yourself, I would assume you understand the effect of music on one's mood, behavior, etc. 'np:' also gives people here something to talk about. Ie:
quoted 4 lines np: poopdragon's roost - 'flying turds dropping from the sky'>> np: poopdragon's roost - 'flying turds dropping from the sky' > > wow, that's a cool one, did you know that Zigfried Herbmister also > did the drum programming on the album 'shiznets are people too'?
etc., etc., etc. You catch my drift? Stop being such a ball buster and enjoy the list... If you want to be a bitch, go on IRC to #square-pusher and have some fun with the aussies. Fresh and I are on there nightly. word to the mothership, brock. np: Husikesque - 'Green Blue Fire'
1997-11-07 17:08jeff_flynn@om.cv.hp.comItem Subject: cc:Mail Text On Thu, 06 Nov, Brock Suter <brock@alchemyfx.com> wrote: [snip
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Item Subject: cc:Mail Text On Thu, 06 Nov, Brock Suter <brock@alchemyfx.com> wrote: [snip Ami Mukerjee issues] > np: Husikesque - 'Green Blue Fire' I love to see people on the IDM list delve into "other" worlds (not that Husikesque is not IDM, it just seems that stuff like this is fairly peripheral for the list.) Anyway, I wanted to solicit suggestions for some good fem vox meets IDM type stuff (or trip-hop and other electronic realms, although any fem vox suggestions are welcome, no matter what the style.) I am pretty well versed in the more recent and well known artists. Some great stuff I have found include Lamb, Portishead, Morcheeba, Bjork "Telegram", Locust "Morning Light", Sneaker Pimps and Massive Attack. The few random tracks I might add as well are Orbital's "Halcyon" (which I still believe is the most beautiful electronic track ever) and track 10 from the new Chem Bros. Anyway, any suggestions would be appreciated. -jtf ps - thanks to the IDM list for helping me discover Locust and Lamb. np: beaumont hannant - basic data manipulation, t&t2
1997-11-07 17:18Guy Elden> Anyway, I wanted to solicit suggestions for some good > fem vox meets IDM type stuff (or
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quoted 4 lines Anyway, I wanted to solicit suggestions for some good> Anyway, I wanted to solicit suggestions for some good > fem vox meets IDM type stuff (or trip-hop and other > electronic realms, although any fem vox suggestions > are welcome, no matter what the style.) I am pretty
I've got the purple 12" single to Deus, by Skylab, and it is just utter bliss to listen to every time. The a-side is about 10-15 minutes of a lot of different moods, each of which builds upon the last to carry the music forward. But awash in the sounds is this heavenly voice caressing you along the way. -- jr
1997-11-07 19:04Greg ClowOn Fri, 7 Nov 1997 jeff_flynn@om.cv.hp.com wrote: > Anyway, I wanted to solicit suggestion
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On Fri, 7 Nov 1997 jeff_flynn@om.cv.hp.com wrote:
quoted 4 lines Anyway, I wanted to solicit suggestions for some good> Anyway, I wanted to solicit suggestions for some good > fem vox meets IDM type stuff (or trip-hop and other > electronic realms, although any fem vox suggestions > are welcome, no matter what the style.)
Good timing - I just started listening to the new Bugs album, "Infinite Syndrome", and it seems to be just what you're looking for. Some sweet, laidback trip-hop and smooth d'n'b with female vocals on about 2/3 of the tracks. Three different vocalists according to the liner notes, and the two I've heard so far are not bad at all. If it turns into a stinker later on, I'll let y'all know, but for now, I give it a thumbs up. It's on Ubiquity outta San Francisco.
quoted 3 lines I might add as well are Orbital's "Halcyon" (which I> I might add as well are Orbital's "Halcyon" (which I > still believe is the most beautiful electronic track > ever)
Yup, pretty damn close. The first two minutes or so of that track still gives me chills. And now that I think of it, that track was probably the one that turned me on to IDM in the first place. Greg