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From:
Philip Sherburne
To:
'Mupetblast@aol.com' , 'idm@hyperreal.org'
Date:
Tue, 8 Jan 2002 13:56:42 -0800
Subject:
[idm] sacto
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quoted 1 line Anyone in bay area wanna make a sacramento promoter happy. Come out and>Anyone in bay area wanna make a sacramento promoter happy. Come out and
play
quoted 1 line and DJ. No one around here knows what the hell is up. Turnouts to shows are>and DJ. No one around here knows what the hell is up. Turnouts to shows are
quoted 1 line bad. What is IDM they ask! EVERYONE SUCKS.>bad. What is IDM they ask! EVERYONE SUCKS.
I don't know how you're promoting your events, but if you're promoting them as "IDM" it's entirely likely people won't know what it is. "IDM" is really a specialist genre -- no matter how many people may listen to various aspects of it, only a small fraction are aware of it being part of something called "IDM." Just think of Fourtet, who's currently blowing up across a broad spectrum of listeners: only the real geeky fanboys and zine readers will care whether it's IDM, trip-hop, downtempo or just electronica... Anyway, you may simply want to promote your events as "electronic music" nights, to get a broader audience. Possibly put names of popular artists whose records you'll be playing on the flyers. Anything to give people a clue and help them to make the connection between things they already know. You've gotta coax folks out, especially to attend something they may not be familiar with... Cheers Philip --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org