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From:
Irene McC
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Date:
Wed, 17 Feb 1999 12:12:15 +0200
Subject:
(idm) the music that dare not speak its name
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On 17 Feb 99, Michael Upton wrote re: Re: (idm) This Sex Which Is Not One:
quoted 2 lines The trends can pretty much be directly applied to non-academic> The trends can pretty much be directly applied to non-academic > stuff, eg idm, particularly trip-hop.
What is this taboo with the word TR*P-H*P? Why has it become such a no-no, unhip, way uncool category? How, in fact, do 'we' define trip-hop? To me, it started with the first s/t Portishead album - or am I off beam here? I think I like trip hop! I know we all hate categorisation, but I would appreciate if you could post what *you* consider trip-hop, what its parameters or essential recognisable features are - then I can put it in a box, a mental compartment for easy access and reference and decide from there whether to asterisk it in future, or to write it out boldly. ;-) I *