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I'm still enjoying the new AE_Live recordings, although one may not consider them albums. They are very much underhyped, I'd say. Since Quaristice I was waiting for something similar confusing as, let's say Draft 7.30 (61e.CR) and though I liked Move of Ten and Oversteps, Exai was one I found myself going back to quite often. On that album, recks on (track 16) was close to what I was hoping for with every new Ae release. Maybe it's just me, but it somehow makes me remember Rob Brown's Ultra Rare Mixtape. After listening to AE_Live for weeks now, I feel the need to revisit the last 10 years of Autechre to maybe appreciate the previously mentioned albums a little bit more. Apart from that I regularly listen to Amber, because Amber is good. On 3 January 2016 at 19:36, Clint Anderson <clinta@gmail.com> wrote:

quoted 9 lines i don't know about you but for me, my favorite ae album changes from time

> i don't know about you but for me, my favorite ae album changes from time > to time > recently i dug out quaristice and have been really digging it, kind of > like going back to their old material in terms of the sounds of actual > gear, but still full of all their newest tricks and techniques, really an > overlooked album i think. > > >

Ended the year listening to EPS 1991-2002 a lot while shoveling snow. Not just a music thing, nostalgia makes it work for me. http://www.discogs.com/Autechre-EPS-1991-2002/release/2811766 On Sun, Jan 3, 2016 at 2:43 PM, René Wilhelm <rene.wilhelm@gmail.com> wrote:

quoted 27 lines I'm still enjoying the new AE_Live recordings, although one may not

> I'm still enjoying the new AE_Live recordings, although one may not > consider them albums. They are very much underhyped, I'd say. Since > Quaristice I was waiting for something similar confusing as, let's say > Draft 7.30 (61e.CR) and though I liked Move of Ten and Oversteps, Exai was > one I found myself going back to quite often. On that album, recks on > (track 16) was close to what I was hoping for with every new Ae release. > Maybe it's just me, but it somehow makes me remember Rob Brown's Ultra Rare > Mixtape. > > After listening to AE_Live for weeks now, I feel the need to revisit the > last 10 years of Autechre to maybe appreciate the previously mentioned > albums a little bit more. > > Apart from that I regularly listen to Amber, because Amber is good. > > On 3 January 2016 at 19:36, Clint Anderson <clinta@gmail.com> wrote: > >> i don't know about you but for me, my favorite ae album changes from time >> to time >> recently i dug out quaristice and have been really digging it, kind of >> like going back to their old material in terms of the sounds of actual >> gear, but still full of all their newest tricks and techniques, really an >> overlooked album i think. >> >> >> >

i think untilted is also pretty underrated aside from how amusing it is to see it consistently misspelled across websites all over the internet :) its another one that i can see why people arent that enthused about it -- it doesn't break any new ground, alot like exai, it's more like a 'status update' from autechre, like they haven't necessarily come up with anything new and amazing, but they have been making tracks and here they are i sort of wonder if exai and the live tracks released afterwards doesn't symbolize something of a 'line in the sand' to close the chapter on another period of autechre and open a new one with their next release.... exai seemed to me a lot like a summary of the last so many years of ae Clint Anderson Systems Engineer "Freedom -- paint me a picture!" -- Burton Cummings On Sun, Jan 3, 2016 at 3:50 PM, David Seruyange <g3scom@gmail.com> wrote:

quoted 37 lines Ended the year listening to EPS 1991-2002 a lot while shoveling snow. Not

> Ended the year listening to EPS 1991-2002 a lot while shoveling snow. Not > just a music thing, nostalgia makes it work for me. > http://www.discogs.com/Autechre-EPS-1991-2002/release/2811766 > > > > On Sun, Jan 3, 2016 at 2:43 PM, René Wilhelm <rene.wilhelm@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> I'm still enjoying the new AE_Live recordings, although one may not >> consider them albums. They are very much underhyped, I'd say. Since >> Quaristice I was waiting for something similar confusing as, let's say >> Draft 7.30 (61e.CR) and though I liked Move of Ten and Oversteps, Exai was >> one I found myself going back to quite often. On that album, recks on >> (track 16) was close to what I was hoping for with every new Ae release. >> Maybe it's just me, but it somehow makes me remember Rob Brown's Ultra Rare >> Mixtape. >> >> After listening to AE_Live for weeks now, I feel the need to revisit the >> last 10 years of Autechre to maybe appreciate the previously mentioned >> albums a little bit more. >> >> Apart from that I regularly listen to Amber, because Amber is good. >> >> On 3 January 2016 at 19:36, Clint Anderson <clinta@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> i don't know about you but for me, my favorite ae album changes from >>> time to time >>> recently i dug out quaristice and have been really digging it, kind of >>> like going back to their old material in terms of the sounds of actual >>> gear, but still full of all their newest tricks and techniques, really an >>> overlooked album i think. >>> >>> >>> >> >

ep box are the best 2016-01-06 16:39 GMT+01:00 Clint Anderson <clinta@gmail.com>:

quoted 59 lines i think untilted is also pretty underrated

> i think untilted is also pretty underrated > aside from how amusing it is to see it consistently misspelled across > websites all over the internet :) > > its another one that i can see why people arent that enthused about it -- > it doesn't break any new ground, alot like exai, it's more like a 'status > update' from autechre, like they haven't necessarily come up with anything > new and amazing, but they have been making tracks and here they are > i sort of wonder if exai and the live tracks released afterwards doesn't > symbolize something of a 'line in the sand' to close the chapter on another > period of autechre and open a new one with their next release.... > exai seemed to me a lot like a summary of the last so many years of ae > > > Clint Anderson > Systems Engineer > "Freedom -- paint me a picture!" -- Burton Cummings > > > On Sun, Jan 3, 2016 at 3:50 PM, David Seruyange <g3scom@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Ended the year listening to EPS 1991-2002 a lot while shoveling snow. Not >> just a music thing, nostalgia makes it work for me. >> http://www.discogs.com/Autechre-EPS-1991-2002/release/2811766 >> >> >> >> On Sun, Jan 3, 2016 at 2:43 PM, René Wilhelm <rene.wilhelm@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> >>> I'm still enjoying the new AE_Live recordings, although one may not >>> consider them albums. They are very much underhyped, I'd say. Since >>> Quaristice I was waiting for something similar confusing as, let's say >>> Draft 7.30 (61e.CR) and though I liked Move of Ten and Oversteps, Exai was >>> one I found myself going back to quite often. On that album, recks on >>> (track 16) was close to what I was hoping for with every new Ae release. >>> Maybe it's just me, but it somehow makes me remember Rob Brown's Ultra Rare >>> Mixtape. >>> >>> After listening to AE_Live for weeks now, I feel the need to revisit the >>> last 10 years of Autechre to maybe appreciate the previously mentioned >>> albums a little bit more. >>> >>> Apart from that I regularly listen to Amber, because Amber is good. >>> >>> On 3 January 2016 at 19:36, Clint Anderson <clinta@gmail.com> wrote: >>> >>>> i don't know about you but for me, my favorite ae album changes from >>>> time to time >>>> recently i dug out quaristice and have been really digging it, kind of >>>> like going back to their old material in terms of the sounds of actual >>>> gear, but still full of all their newest tricks and techniques, really an >>>> overlooked album i think. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >> >