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From:
Moran
To:
Gregory Ed Sullivan
Cc:
Eylon I ,
Date:
Tue, 21 Nov 1995 17:50:57 -0500 (EST)
Subject:
Re: (idm) idm
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On Fri, 17 Nov 1995, Gregory Ed Sullivan wrote:
quoted 9 lines I don't understand how Yes's unintelligible lyrics have anything to do> I don't understand how Yes's unintelligible lyrics have anything to do > with Laetitia Sadier's (Sterolab) mostly political/philosophical lyrics. > I have never got a cheesy "prog" feeling from Stereolab, only because > the way they project their sound on record immediately dispells those > attributes. But I am not going to argue that they are dance music, because > they aren't. Just thought I'd see what other people though compared to > my own opinion. Thanks for the feedback. > > greg.
I suppose I am wrong in the sense that any interpretation can be drawn from any work.. But in my opinion there are better ways of expressing within the confines of StereoLab.. One of my roomates would blast the shit over and over.. Not that I hated it immediately, but after repetitive listening, it disturbed me. I found it (relating it to my youth) as pretentious as Jon Anderson (i think his name is) sang choir like vocals on Yes's albums.. That is where the quote comes from.. I am not aware of any lyrical meaning from Stereolab probably because I haven't payed enough attention.. But on the whole, I'll allow myself to dislike them.. Those females drive me up the wall..