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Okay, I've got a simple question. (sic) I had a bunch of CDs stolen recently, and my insurance is going to cover them. Amooba Music doesn't let you listen to stuff, so I don't really wanna buy things I've only heard a little bit about or of. So, what would everybody deem were the must own CDs in the genre? besides the obvious contenders, Autechre, AFX, Plaid and such...and maybe places to listen to some of them online?? Thanks in advance for your help! DJ Buddhaful If Space and Time are curved, where do all the straight people come from? - D. Owen Rowley ------------------------------------- Register for your free domain name! Plus free email and a personal portal http://www.namedemo.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

djbuddhaful@djbuddhaful.com writes:

quoted 3 lines So, what would everybody deem were the must own CDs in the genre?

> So, what would everybody deem were the must own CDs in the genre? >besides the obvious contenders, Autechre, AFX, Plaid and such...and maybe >places to listen to some of them online??

without a doubt: squarepusher - feed me weird things. tortoise - tnt mouse on mars - niun niggung dj spooky - file under futurism requiem for a dream soundtrack (esp. if you have seen the movie) these albums changed my life. -erica --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

On 28 Mar 2001 djbuddhaful@djbuddhaful.com wrote:

quoted 7 lines Okay, I've got a simple question. (sic) I had a bunch of CDs stolen

> Okay, I've got a simple question. (sic) I had a bunch of CDs stolen > recently, and my insurance is going to cover them. Amooba Music > doesn't let you listen to stuff, so I don't really wanna buy things > I've only heard a little bit about or of. So, what would everybody > deem were the must own CDs in the genre? besides the obvious > contenders, Autechre, AFX, Plaid and such...and maybe places to listen > to some of them online?? Thanks in advance for your help!

so, in other words, you're saying you had a bunch of shit cd's stolen, and now it's time to start over? cool. micah stupak /"\ laerm@soulfood.org ascii ribbon campaign \ / international bright young kook against HTML email X / \ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

You can hear a lot of stuff at amazon.com and www.warprecords.com. Heres my list of must haves: ***Aphex Twin's Richard D. James Album*** ***Autechre's Tri Repetae++*** *Boards Of Canada's Music Has the Right To Bear Children* Autechre: EVERYTHING!!! besides Basscadet and save Peel Sessions 2 till last Aphex Twin: I Care Because You Do..., Come To Daddy, Donkey Rhubarb, everything else eventually Amon Tobin: Permutations Plug: Drum 'n' Bass for Papa U-Ziq: In Pine Effect, Brace Yourself Zammuto: Willsher Squarepusher: Hard Normal Daddy, just about everything else too Solar X: Little Pretty Automatic Phonem: Hydro Electric Marumari: The Wolves Hollow Mouse on Mars: Ioara Tahiti Vir Unis: The Drift Inside Theres a whole lot more(Oval, Nobukazu Takemura, Pole, Spacetime Continuum) but I should prolly keep this short. You can get some of the hard to find stuff at www.bentcrayon.com, forcedexposure.com, othermusic.com good luck btw a lot of people really like Plaid and I agree they're real good but I find them a bit boring, I guess they'd round out the Warp team though(Aphex, ae, Sqp) On 28 Mar 2001 djbuddhaful@djbuddhaful.com wrote:

quoted 15 lines Okay, I've got a simple question. (sic) I had a bunch of CDs stolen recently, and my

> Okay, I've got a simple question. (sic) I had a bunch of CDs stolen recently, and my insurance is going to cover them. Amooba Music doesn't let you listen to stuff, so I don't really wanna buy things I've only heard a little bit about or of. So, what would everybody deem were the must own CDs in the genre? besides the obvious contenders, Autechre, AFX, Plaid and such...and maybe places to listen to some of them online?? Thanks in advance for your help! > > DJ Buddhaful > If Space and Time are curved, where do all the straight people come from? - D. Owen Rowley > > > ------------------------------------- > Register for your free domain name! > Plus free email and a personal portal > http://www.namedemo.com > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org >

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kingmob@nmt.edu writes:

quoted 1 line You can hear a lot of stuff at amazon.com and www.warprecords.com.

>You can hear a lot of stuff at amazon.com and www.warprecords.com.

<<the best site from the best label...>>

quoted 2 lines *Boards Of Canada's Music Has the Right To Children*

> >*Boards Of Canada's Music Has the Right To Children*

hauntingly beautiful.

quoted 3 lines Amon Tobin: Permutations

> > >Amon Tobin: Permutations

- i think all of tobin's cds are equally as good...

quoted 2 lines Plug: Drum 'n' Bass for Papa

> >Plug: Drum 'n' Bass for Papa

omg i COMPLETELY forgot this one. yes, everyone must own this.

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wagon christ - tally ho! is quite nice as well.

quoted 2 lines Squarepusher: Hard Normal Daddy, just about everything else too

> >Squarepusher: Hard Normal Daddy, just about everything else too

yeah jenkinson is my god. and btw he's much better lookin than autechre! Pole is gorgeous. i have pole 3 and never get tired of it.

quoted 4 lines btw a lot of people really like Plaid and I agree they're real good but I

> >btw a lot of people really like Plaid and I agree they're real good but I >find them a bit boring, I guess they'd round out the Warp team >though(Aphex, ae, Sqp)

yeah i have a plaid double and never ever listen to it. don';t waste yer time. pole is far superior.

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so what is takemura like? should i buy that cd that was much praised (i forget the title)? keep in mind i'm a poor college student. i'm definitely seein takemura this summer with tortoise, tho.. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

Nobukazu Takemura is the shit- one of my favorite new artists- get "child and magic" or "Sign".. also the thing with plaid is they are very hit and miss...

quoted 3 lines yeah i have a plaid double and never ever listen to

> yeah i have a plaid double and never ever listen to > it. don';t waste yer > time. pole is far superior

I think this person is refering to "Trainer" which kinda bites, its a collection of thier early stuff,but "Rest proof Clockwork" is excellent. Right now im listening to Banabila- "Voiz Noiz" which is some of the coolest stuff I have heard in a long time-I just got it so I dont know about its staying power but I am totally loving what I am hearing and would highly reccomend it.

quoted 9 lines so what is takemura like? should i buy that cd that

> > > so what is takemura like? should i buy that cd that > was much praised (i > forget the title)? keep in mind i'm a poor college > student. i'm definitely > seein takemura this summer with tortoise, tho.. > > >

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On 28 Mar 2001, at 23:37, Erica A. Mitchell wrote:

quoted 2 lines i have a plaid double and never ever listen to it. don';t waste yer

> i have a plaid double and never ever listen to it. don';t waste yer > time. pole is far superior.

This seems to be a very apples and oranges comparison. Nothing about Pole reminds me of Plaid, and vice versa (except that they both start with a P). Liking one doesn't automatically rule out liking (or disliking) the other - does it? I * --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

substar@iafrica.com writes:

quoted 4 lines This seems to be a very apples and oranges comparison. Nothing

>This seems to be a very apples and oranges comparison. Nothing >about Pole reminds me of Plaid, and vice versa (except that they >both start with a P). Liking one doesn't automatically rule out liking >(or disliking) the other - does it?

no they are completely different. i was just really bitter after i read good reviews (in some magazine i no longer read, forget the name) and bought plaid - trainer. and it was boring and i feel like a lot of my friends could make better music screwing around with drum machines and whatnot. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

I dunno Trainer is exactly that, those guys fiddling around with stuff like ten or twelve years ago-which considering how old it is its understandable why it isnt as good as thier last release or the peel sessions. Look at the liner notes some of that stuff is from 1989!!Can you think of ANY good IDM from that time?I dont think Trainer is a good example of thier work. As far as Pole ive only heard a few tracks here and there and what I heard definitley didnt send me, but hearing what praise people give them I might have to go out and buy some,like give them a second chance or somethin'. --- "Erica A. Mitchell" <eamitch@learnlink.emory.edu> wrote:

quoted 21 lines substar@iafrica.com writes:

> substar@iafrica.com writes: > >This seems to be a very apples and oranges > comparison. Nothing > >about Pole reminds me of Plaid, and vice versa > (except that they > >both start with a P). Liking one doesn't > automatically rule out liking > >(or disliking) the other - does it? > > no they are completely different. i was just really > bitter after i read > good reviews (in some magazine i no longer read, > forget the name) and > bought plaid - trainer. and it was boring and i feel > like a lot of my > friends could make better music screwing around with > drum machines and > whatnot. > > >

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quoted 5 lines As far as Pole ive only heard a few tracks here

>As far as Pole ive only heard a few tracks here > and there and what I heard definitley didnt send me, > but hearing what praise people give them I might have > to go out and buy some,like give them a second chance > or somethin'.

Pole's music is pure magic. It has to be listened carefully, at least for the first time...it works this way for most of minimalistic music, though. I got into Panasonic's Vakio only after listening the whole cassette (it was long ago...) in my discman. I loved how it twisted slowly in my mind... ;) Alien np. V/A Emanated. All I can say is that I ordered Lilienthal yesterday... 8) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

At 09:19 PM 3/29/2001 +0300, Alien wrote:

quoted 10 lines As far as Pole ive only heard a few tracks here

> >As far as Pole ive only heard a few tracks here > > and there and what I heard definitley didnt send me, > > but hearing what praise people give them I might have > > to go out and buy some,like give them a second chance > > or somethin'. > >Pole's music is pure magic. It has to be listened carefully, at least for >the first time...it works this way for most of minimalistic music, though. I >got into Panasonic's Vakio only after listening the whole cassette (it was >long ago...) in my discman.

Yeah, to me, Pole's music sounds just like playing a whole cassette in a discman :D cheers, /derek ------- eggytoast.com ------- now with HTML --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

quoted 12 lines Pole's music is pure magic. It has to be listened carefully, at least for

> >Pole's music is pure magic. It has to be listened carefully, at least for > >the first time...it works this way for most of minimalistic > music, though. I > >got into Panasonic's Vakio only after listening the whole > cassette (it was > >long ago...) in my discman. > > Yeah, to me, Pole's music sounds just like playing a whole cassette in a > discman :D > > cheers, > /derek

8D I should look at what I write more closely...Anyways, Pole is great and Panasonic's great as well. Just dig it. And yes I had a walkman at that time...;) Alien np. Aspen - My New Building --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

I totally agree with the statement below. Its seems to me Plaid don't bring anything new to the table, they just do the same old same old well.

quoted 12 lines substar@iafrica.com writ>

> substar@iafrica.com writ> > no they are completely different. i was just really bitter after i read > good reviews (in some magazine i no longer read, forget the name) and > bought plaid - trainer. and it was boring and i feel like a lot of my > friends could make better music screwing around with drum machines and > whatnot. > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org >

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Moodymann: Forevernevermore (Peacefrog) Moodymann: Mahogany Brown (Peacefrog) Moodymann: A Silent Introduction (Planet E) Theo Parrish: First Floor (Peacefrog/JP press +1 track) Sound Signature Sounds (Sound Signature) Sound Signature: Parallel Dimensions (Sound Signature) Derrick May: Innovator (Transmat) Reload: A Collection of Short Stories (Infonet) Global Communications: 76:14 (Dedicated/JP press + 1 CD) B12: The Prelude, Part 1 (B12) Plug: Drum 'n' Bass For Papa (Nothing) Boards of Canada: In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country (Warp) Monolake: Interstate (ml/i) Monolake: Gravity (ml/i) Basic Channel (BCP) Jeff Mills: Live at the Liquid Room, Tokyo (React) The KLF: Chill Out (TVT/Wax Trax!) The KLF: Chill Out 2 The KLF: Space (KLF) And if you really like music, you can also get Claude Young's DJ T1000, Fumiya Tanaka's I Am Not a DJ (and Mix Up Volume 4), the Orb's Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld (mostly for the last track, which features the KLF's Jimmy Cauty), BoC's Music Has the Right to Children, Ifach Volume 1, the Jedi Knights' New School Science, and Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works Volume II. Maybe the 2000 Black CD. Other than these I can't recall any really good electronic discs, but there are plenty more if you want music good for a handful of listens or one track for occasional radio shows. Matt --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

Hello AeOtaku, Thursday, March 29, 2001, 9:52:55 AM, you wrote: Aac> The KLF: Chill Out (TVT/Wax Trax!) Aac> The KLF: Chill Out 2 Chill Out 2? And what's this? Never heard about anything like this before (and i'm huge KLF fan myself)... Aac> The KLF: Space (KLF) That is actually Jimmy Cauty solo work (with removed input from Alex Patterson) and was released under name Space, not KLF. But i can't agree with you more - Chill Out is essential record. -- Best regards, Diykstra mailto:diykstra@mail.ru --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

quoted 5 lines Aac> The KLF: Chill Out (TVT/Wax Trax!)

>Aac> The KLF: Chill Out (TVT/Wax Trax!) >Aac> The KLF: Chill Out 2 > >Chill Out 2? And what's this? Never heard about anything like this >before (and i'm huge KLF fan myself)...

could it be "waiting for the sounds of mu" (also known as "waiting")? perhaps. /franz --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org