Mostly iPod,
i have CDs that i listen to:
AGF - Head Slash Bauch (this record on repeat)
The Knife - Silent Shout
St. Vincent - Actor
Fever Ray
Vinyl:
Meredith Monk - Tablet/Songs From The Hill
Terry Riley - Shri Camel
and the iPod most played:
The Lappetites - Before The Libretto
Opto
Björk
Laub
AGF (Live Shows)
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 3:05 PM, Jeremy Bible <experimedia@gmail.com> wrote:
quoted 118 lines In an average month I will purchase music in various formats....> In an average month I will purchase music in various formats....
> digital, cd, and vinyl.
>
> some recents:
>
> Alva Noto + Ryuichi Sakamoto With Ensemble Modern - UTP_ (raster-noton)
> [cd/dvd]
> Ekkehard Ehlers + Paul Wirkus - Ballads (smtg limited) [vinyl]
> Anduin + Jasper TX - The Bending Of Light (smtg limited) [vinyl & cd -
> cd slipped into the vinyl sleeve]
> Stephan Mathieu + Taylor Deupree - Transcriptions (spekk) [cd]
> Sublamp - Breathletters (dragons eye) [cd]
> Nadja - Numbness (happy prince) [cd]
> Clark - Totems Flare (warp) [digital]
> Grischa Lichtenberger - ~Treibgut (raster-noton) [vinyl]
>
> Been listening to various albums by Celer allot lately too.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 2:17 PM, chthonic
> streams<chthonic@chthonicstreams.com> wrote:
> > as we know, "IDM" was never truly a genre but came to be associated with
> a
> > certain "style" of electronic music.
> > in electronic music as in everything else, styles come and go and
> sometimes
> > come back again.
> >
> > even formats change - when IDM was first coming out the CD was
> > dominant/ascendant, but vinyl was holding on in electronica and other
> > underground genres.
> > since then vinyl has reasserted itself while the CD has declined, and
> mp3s
> > and other digital formats have been growing exponentially.
> >
> > so what electronic music gets frequent play in your music player of
> choice
> > these days? and what is that player/media?
> >
> >
> > me:
> >
> > i mostly stick to CDs because IMHO they offer the best compromise between
> > sound quality (superior to the average mp3 rip) and artwork (smaller than
> > vinyl sleeves), while setting each artist and "work" apart by locking it
> to
> > a physical object and contained in a finite piece of media.
> > again - just my opinion. not trying to start a format argument thread.
> >
> > however i recognize the flexibility of digital-only tracks and most of my
> > mp3's are of electronic music due to its usual de-emphasis on identity
> and
> > image, as well as being primarily a "singles-based" music.
> >
> >
> > recent most-played electronic CDs
> > (in no particular order):
> >
> > ellen allien/apparat - orchestra of bubbles
> > ellen allien - thrills
> > burial - (both albums)
> > modeselektor - happy birthday, bogeybytes mix
> > t. raumschmiere - the great rock'n'roll swindle
> > thom yorke - eraser RMXS
> > vex'd - degenerate
> > venetian snares - detrimentalist, doll doll doll, find candace
> > areal records 2rabimmel CD compilation
> > autechre - amber
> > aphex twin - i care because you do, classics
> > basic channel - BCD2
> > clark - turning dragon
> > kid606 - die soundboy die, kill sound before sound kills you
> > enduser - form without function
> > front 242 - tyranny for you
> > front line assembly - implode
> > tresor 100, tresor never sleeps compilations
> > joey beltram - the rising sun
> >
> >
> > my itunes "electronic" playlist is 5.5 hours of mostly techno, with some
> > dubstep and a bit of breakbeat.
> > the artist with the most tracks there is starkey.
> > i got most of it from beatport.
> >
> >
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