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From:
Chris Fahey
To:
'IDM'
Date:
Fri, 7 Mar 1997 13:27:44 -0500
Subject:
RE: (idm) advice
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-----Original Message----- From: CLARDAV II thought the last two MeatBeat releases were phenomenal with multiple-layered textures and actual songs!! Can anyone recommend some other releases that fall in that territory? For "actual songs" that are kind of IDM like, check out: Emergency Broadcast Network (EBN) - "Telecommunications Breakdown" - Apparently most of the music on this band's album was done by Jack Dangers of Meatbeat. Not all great, but some really nice stuff on this record. Underworld - Their vocals remind me of 70's-80's art-rock. Epic themes. Laika "Silver Apples of the Moon" - Really nice sophisticated beats and melodies. This is the woman who was the good half of from Moonshake. Their new album came out last week and its not as great as Silver Apples. Moloko - "Do you like my tight sweater" - I just got this and it's really cool. There's this woman singing these funky almost scat-like yet funny lyrics on top of . It's kind of goofy in some ways, but never annoyingly so. Mad Professor vs Massive Attack - "No Protection" - The Prof remixes the entire Massive Attack "Protection" album. Kickz the shit out of the original. Real trippy and HARD HARD HARD. On Now: StereoLab "Emperor Tomato Ketchup" OLV26 (sounds like the soft-moog arpeggio breakdown from KW's Autobahn!) And of course theres all that trip-hop (massive attack, tricky, portishead) that I'm sure the few single minded purists on this list will hate even more than the stuff I've listed above. -Chris Fahey