Plaid doesn't come from the AI days of IDM. Black Dog does, but we're not
talking about Black Dog. Autechre comes from the AI days of IDM and look
how much they have progressed. And yea, Plaid's cds do sound similar, I
find it hard to believe someone could fool himself into thinking they
don't. Anyway I like Plaid alright, and while I wouldn't recommend them
over Mouse on Mars, I'm still glad I bought them, I guess.
On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Gilly wrote:
quoted 30 lines I dunno who wrote this:> I dunno who wrote this:
> >>HOLY SMOKES
> This guy blasts ae then goes on to laud Plaid? Plaid whose two cds are
> nearly indistinguishable from each other and are very very similar to
> their black dog stuff?!?!?!?
> Plaid who don't really have an inventive, avant garde bone in their body?>>>
>
> but whoever did write this surely didn't come from the AI days of IDM. If
> so, I just don't understand the above statements. I'm not entering a
> discussion on Ae vs. Plaid
> (i don't think it's a fair comparison whatsoever; apples/oranges IMO) but to
> say they aren't inventive and their CDs sound similar? I don't see it...
>
> I'm amazed anyone can say negative things about Plaid
> it just doesn't register in my brain.
> but then they're not my ears he's using when he listens to 'em...
>
> argh.
> g
>
> "Anything that separates us is junk. Cause when it rains, both the pope and
> the prostitute get wet"
> -Carlos Santana on racism
> :::...\|/ unity in diversity\|/..:::
>
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