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From:
Mikko Karvonen
To:
Intelligent Dance Music
Date:
Tue, 15 Apr 1997 16:19:37 +0200
Subject:
Re: (idm) No more AFX??
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On 15-Apr-97, A New January wrote:
quoted 1 line On Tue, 15 Apr 1997, Black Dog Droid wrote:>On Tue, 15 Apr 1997, Black Dog Droid wrote:
quoted 4 lines he says that Richard D. James LP will be his last music release.>> > he says that Richard D. James LP will be his last music release. >> > Can anyone comment on this?!? >> >> hooray? :)
quoted 3 lines let me guess...is mr james too popular to like now? oh that's right...i>let me guess...is mr james too popular to like now? oh that's right...i >keep forgetting i'm on the high and almighty idm list, where one must like >an artist who is unknown to the masses.
maybe popularity is what idm needs? dunno... there'll always remain a bunch of real UG (hah) artists whose music will be too hard to be likeable for the masses, like autechre and panasonic for example. fsol, chem bros and orbital seem to be following the prodigy's example and come out of the closet, but is aphex twin really *that* popular? he's just a really appreciated person and known for giving weird interviews and statements and that's the reason why he's in public quite a lot. the material he puts out nowadays isn't really that poppy, none of my pop-music/prodigy-listening friends liked neither girl/boy ep or richard d james album, not even milkman. -- .Mikko