ACK! This whole thread about colleges is making me feel like the
over-the-hill old man that I am. The time that I looked at and applied to
colleges was back in the fall of 1986 (and just in case you can't do the
math and figure out how old that makes me, my 28th birthday was just two
days ago).
Am I too old to be here? I fled an indie-rock chat room on the Web called
the Cutie Club for the same reason (i.e. I felt too old to fit in).
Should I leave here and just stick to the DroneOn and Bomp! mailing lists
(both of which have a significant over-25 contingent)?
Seriously, what would you say the approximate age range is for listeners
of IDM music? And do you think there's a growing "generation gap" between
fans of guitar-based rock and electronic dance music, as some people seem
to suspect (i.e. guitar rock='20s and over, electronica=college age and
under)?
I'll tell you one thing, though... even if you do call me too old, I
still won't give up my FSOL and Meat Beat Manifesto CDs!
- John
On Sun, 5 Oct 1997, chris r graves wrote:
quoted 17 lines 3) Looking at colleges, so any help/info would be nice. If you> >3) Looking at colleges, so any help/info would be nice. If you
> go/recently
> >went to Brown, Harvard, Stanford, Wesleyan, Chicago, or Yale, please get
> in
> >touch. Too many damn questions...
>
> same goes for me.. this is not too on-topic, but I am also starting
> the application process now. are there any in particular that have
> a strong electronic music section, or something related?
> currently i am most interested in applying to Carnegie Mellon, Brown,
> Tufts, Stanford, MIT, and I am looking into Cornell, Ithaca..
> If you know about these, lemme know (even if it isn't for
> electronic music-type stuff)...thanks.
>
> . .',`' ;,',' / // christopher graves
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>