quoted 1 line Date: Sun, 28 Jun 1998 20:07:05 -0400 (EDT)
> Date: Sun, 28 Jun 1998 20:07:05 -0400 (EDT)
[the artist formerly known as salvador dali <robert.geary@yale.edu>]
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quoted 22 lines those labels. Check out a-musik, suction and rastermusic for example.
> > those labels. Check out a-musik, suction and rastermusic for example.
>
> i would, but i'd say i suffer from the same problem that most people do:
> the lack of exposure i have to this stuff means that it's tough for me to
> throw down 16 bucks on a record i haven't heard. the net has changed some
> of this, though...i got the boards of canada disc becuase of the samples
> on warpnet and a healthy dose of good recommendations by people on the
> net.
>
> > of beat can't be good. If I would have stayed in my little crafted IDM
> > world I would never have found download, shinjuku thief, UI, surgeon and
>
> i wonder if anyone really stays in the idm world... it doesnt' occur to me
> as one you could get to without taking a winding road through other music.
> i'm sure this is an old thread, but i wonder what else this list listens
> to? in my collection, miles davis has an equal place with autechre who
> have an equal spot with portishead who have an equal place with public
> enemy and so on and on.
>
> oh, and i think you could get to UI through Uilab through stereolab, which
> is either a direct ally with IDM or through one more jump via tortoise.
> or something like that.
I'm surprised no-ones mentioned Sonic Youth, actually. But yeah.
quoted 7 lines "there is no such thing as bad music. Point blank. There is no record the
> > "there is no such thing as bad music. Point blank. There is no record the
> > whole world would agree this is shit"
>
> i think there's bad music. but i'd always preface taht with "i think,"
> because good and bad are always just that, opinions. and no one's opinion
> is law. it's the interaction of these opnions, the reasons why people
> find things good and bad, which make music and this list interesting.
Actually, at one stage I was starting to lambast any music I didn't
like as being "derivative", but I released this was turning me into a
fascist, so I stopped.
--
Graham the Happy Scum I Want Your Baygle,
http://www.mpx.com.au/~gths
(or Graham H Freeman) I Will Eat Your Baygle. mailto:gths@flat-earth.org
Yet another inappropriate quote fragment follows ...
... cuddle it, kill it, eat it.