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From:
Aaron D Meyers
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- s h a r o n -
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Date:
Mon, 24 Sep 2001 10:14:45 -0400
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Re: [idm] What is an album?
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Sharon- I would agree with your definition of album except with one slight distinction. I wouldn't consider any kind of collection of previous releases to be an "album". So Push Button Objects' "Dirty Dozen" does NOT go down as an album in my book and I'd expect that others share this view. Maybe not though. -Aaron ----- Original Message ----- From: "- s h a r o n -" <bea@warp.nfld.net> Date: Monday, September 24, 2001 6:41 am Subject: [idm] What is an album?
quoted 17 lines My partner and I have this continual disagreement:> My partner and I have this continual disagreement: > > -- I say an "album" is a collection of tracks by an artist that > constitute a release, in any format. (E.g. "I am totally enamoured > with Funckarma's new album 'Solid State'. I recently received the > CD from Forced Exposure and have been listening to it a lot since. > Such beautiful colours! I no longer consider Funckarma brown." > > -- He says an "album" is the vinyl format of a release. (E.g. > "Most of L'usine's EPs are albums, which we can't get because we > don't have a turntable. But a lot of the tracks appear on A Pseudo > Steady State anyway, so we might not be missing much.") > > Which one of us has the terminology correct? > > -Sharon in Canada >
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