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1999-07-16 07:25Konstantin MinkoWe have recently experienced many threads describing what idm music people on idm list lik

From:: Konstantin Minko <ibss@ukrpack.net>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Fri, 16 Jul 1999 10:25:34 +0300
Subject:: (idm) Not IDM in idm land.

We have recently experienced many threads describing what idm music people on idm list like, prefer to listen, would take with them on desert isladn and so on. I have another question which furrows my mind. What other types, styles, variations of music idm people like, listen, etc. In other words I would propose to make top ten list of non idm music you like. Or maybe just list of styles which gets on with idm in your hearts. To start with (and maybe finish if none supports the idea) I propose my lists of styles and artists on the subject: Top non-idm 10 (no order): 1. Dub (Scorn, Bill Laswell), 2. Guitar (Praxis, Sol Invictus, Death Cube K), 3. Death metal (Napalm Death, My Dying Bride, Anathema), 4. Goa (Kox Box, Infinity Project) 5. Drum'n'bass (Animals on Wheels, Plug, Amon Tobin) 6. Jazz (Red Snapper, Funki Porchini) 7. Ambient (Brian Eno, Robert Rich, Lustmord, Rapoon) 8. Detroit (Holy Ghost, Christian Vogel, Neil Landstrumm) 9. Industrial (Ministry, Godflesh, Techno Animal) 10. Just Ninja (Irresistable Force, DJ Vadim, Neotropic, Coldcut) Of course, I admit that idm style (and any styles) is very blurred at the edges and my opinion on some non-idm artists may differ with yours. I would really like to see what you all like. Alien

1999-07-16 08:34MoonlightMy top five non-IDM genre-type things: 1. Tricky/Massive Attack 1. Sonic Youth 1. Hip Hop

From:: Moonlight <roesch@augsburg.edu>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Fri, 16 Jul 1999 01:34:04 -0700
Subject:: Re: (idm) Not IDM in idm land.
Reply to:: (idm) Not IDM in idm land.

My top five non-IDM genre-type things: 1. Tricky/Massive Attack 1. Sonic Youth 1. Hip Hop 4. Roy Orbison 4. Shitty but nonetheless fun pop BTW, I include Ninja Tune, Pork, Coil, jungle, and illbient in with IDM. _________________________________ Adam Roesch / roesch@augsburg.edu University of Idaho / Moscow / ID / USA Visit my Fila Brazillia/Pork Recordings fan site: http://dogbert.augsburg.edu/~roesch/pork/ "Because success needs killing" TRICKY

1999-07-16 13:41kickle pubicle> To start with (and maybe finish if none supports the idea) I propose my > lists of style

From:: kickle pubicle <KIDWELL@tessco.com>
To:: Konstantin Minko <ibss@ukrpack.net>, <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Fri, 16 Jul 1999 08:41:17 -0500 (EST)
Subject:: Re: (idm) Not IDM in idm land.
Reply to:: (idm) Not IDM in idm land.

quoted 3 lines To start with (and maybe finish if none supports the idea) I propose my

> To start with (and maybe finish if none supports the idea) I propose my > lists of styles and artists on the subject: > I would really like to see what you all like.

i don't know how or when this happened, but every non-idm record i own seems to be Booty Bass. ,rj../ ___,">www.gl.umbc.edu/~nworth1

1999-07-18 20:04solenoidOn Fri, 16 Jul 1999, Konstantin Minko wrote: Re: (idm) Not IDM in idm land. > edges and my

From:: solenoid <solenoid@syncopated.net>
To:: IDM-List <idm@hyperreal.org>, Konstantin Minko <ibss@ukrpack.net>
Date:: Sun, 18 Jul 1999 13:04:08 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:: (idm) List of musicks I like
Reply to:: (idm) Not IDM in idm land.

On Fri, 16 Jul 1999, Konstantin Minko wrote: Re: (idm) Not IDM in idm land.

quoted 3 lines edges and my opinion on some non-idm artists may differ with yours.

> edges and my opinion on some non-idm artists may differ with yours. > > I would really like to see what you all like.

I listen to my vinyl record collection pretty evenly by the amount I have, except I have been listenning to much less reggae and new wave and more zydeco and radio/spokenword than this suggests: Solenoid's vinyl record collection breakdown -------------------------------------------- 300 - 78-86 newwave/romo/darkwave - if it has a synth i have/had/know it 90 - IDM - good stuff, no crap 90 - spoken word/readings by authors - caedmon label of 60's-70's 80 - 70's funk (barkays, brown, p/funk, stax) 80 - sound effects and ambiences 80 - bebop - coltrane, henderson, mulligan, brubeck, mingus 80 - kids recs (cartoon, tv show, a few disney) 60 - breakbeat/hip-hop-derivative-breaks 60 - pop vocalists from 40's thru 70's (sinatra, lee, etc) 70 - "tiki/lounge" - "island jazz", lyman, denney 70 - 70's dub - linval thompson, scientist, black ark, DUB 70 - electro - kraftwerk, twilight 22, early electro 70 - 70's abstract jazz/+ fusion (davis, weather r, roswell rudd, roach) 50 - ambient - eno, sky label, laraaji, etc 50 - weird electronic - beyond idm - mostly nonrhythmic mus concrete 50 - straight techno + detroit techno and minimal 4/4 non-shuffle 50 - early jazz - django, goodman, armstrong 40 - Academic electronics - Cage, Stockhausen, Xenakis, Ussachevsky(sp?) 40 - rap - hip-hop - breaks/scratch 40 - c&w - Tennessee E Ford, J Cash, Horton, merle h, buck owens, glenc 40 - radio drama programs from 30's thru 50's 40 - house - acid house - chicago trax 40 - soundtracks - outland, exorcist, liq sky, etc 20 - old punk - sham 69, 999, buzzcocks, magazine, etc etc 30 - leg pink dots 20 - ska - trojan, early studio 1 - desmond dekker, etc 20 - reggae - burning spear, black uhuru, you know--the good stuff.. 20 - trad. India - ali akbar khan, ravi, etc 20 - the fall 30 - 80's industrial - swans, frontline a, feotus 30 - American noise - Psyclones, Yeast Culture, Crawl Unit, arch office 10 - Japanese noise - Merzbow, Masonna, Gov't Alpha 30 - mellow weird post-punk - soft verdict, penguin cafe orch 20 - durutti column 20 - thelonious monk 20 - latin big band (perez prado mostly) 20 - psyche/garage, turtles, lemon pipers, 13th floor elev 30 - motown, aretha, supremes, gaye, etc 25 - Bali, gamelan, Ceylonese 30 - trad. Japanese musicks 5 - 90's r&b 10 - African trad music 10 - modern african music (fela kuti!) 5 - chinese operas 30 - Sesame Str 15 - peggy lee 10 - bent fabric 5 - Louisianna Zydeco - Queen Ida, Clifton Chartier (excellent) 1 - musical The Sound of Music hmm, no Goa-trance, no klezmer, and I'm not listing a bunch of one-of's like trad finnish music, trad this and that, kazoo orchestra, etc Solenoid

1999-07-18 23:03mtheulthetantAt 10:25 AM 7/16/99 +0300, Konstantin Minko wrote: >Top non-idm 10 (no order): 1. Loads of

From:: mtheulthetant <multsanta@sprynet.com>
To:: Konstantin Minko <ibss@ukrpack.net>, <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Sun, 18 Jul 1999 19:03:55 -0400
Subject:: Re: (idm) Not IDM in idm land.
Reply to:: (idm) Not IDM in idm land.

At 10:25 AM 7/16/99 +0300, Konstantin Minko wrote:

quoted 1 line Top non-idm 10 (no order):

>Top non-idm 10 (no order):

1. Loads of hip hop (The Roots, Native Tounges, Hiero, Gangstarr, Nas' first record, Dungeon Fam, Project Blowed, Outsidaz, Supafriendz, Quannum, Pete Rock & CL, BDP, Rakim, two wu albums, some of the rawkus NY indie stuff) 2. tones/glitchy shit/noise (mego, ikeda, raster, etc... sorry, i just don't consider this idm, maybe just 'i') 3. old school Funk/Soul Stuffs (Issac Hayes, Stevie Wonder, James Brown) 4. Jazz (davis, coltrane) 5. Industrial (Mainly WS stuff- coil, NWW, etc.) 6. Prince 7. Some of that so-called 'neo-classic-soul'(worse genre name since idm, btw) stuff (mainly just D'Angelo, occasionally Badu, that new Macy Gray chick sounds pretty nice, tho) 8. a little bit of wack r&b with Timbaland beats 9. Mr. Bungle/Secret Chiefs/Patton (not FNM, tho) 10. um... probably that early academic electronic shit (Parmegiani, stockhausen, Xenakis, etc.) only recently discovered thanks to a certain list members hotline server....

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