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1999-11-08 17:55Jeffery Cohen (idm) Influences (was re: Flame Bait)
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1999-11-08 17:55Jeffery Cohen---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Fri, 31 Aug 1956 00:07:00 +0000 Subject: re:
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(idm) Influences (was re: Flame Bait)
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---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Fri, 31 Aug 1956 00:07:00 +0000 Subject: re: Flame Bait (was: Warp 10+1) Oh yes, look what we have here..
quoted 1 line Get the hell off your high horse and go fuck yourself sideways. Time>Get the hell off your high horse and go fuck yourself sideways. Time
for another fucking beer. An activity I'm sure you're well experienced in, while drinking beers in the deserts of Alabama.
quoted 13 lines uite frankly, this does get a bit personal. I'm frankly sick of big city>uite frankly, this does get a bit personal. I'm frankly sick of big city >elitist fucks telling me my opinion has no weight because of where I come >from. Listen, you Yankee POS, I didn't have much of a god damned choice >as to whether I was into the amazingly productive cultural revolution >you were apparently part of in 1988. I discovered techno, ambient et al. >on my own in the cultural desert of Huntsville fucking Alabama- nobody >clued me in to this crazy new sound, I didn't have a Sound Factory down >the street with hip DJs caning the latest acid tracks for my education. >I came around to the Detroit sound all by my lonesome and if I can >appreciate something on 10+1 it's because I can hear how it relates to >everything I've listened to since. >Just because I don't have the same cultural associations with this >music that you do doesn't make my "yap" any less valid.
Your story is truly touching, however the comment that was made I believe was directed towards people who were around at the time, never well-recieved or ignored the electronic music scene of the time (regardless of where they were from) and now want to jump on the IDM sound and now then want to dismiss tracks on the Warp 10+1 as garbage and insignificant. You obviously claim to have experienced and appreciated this music at the time and up till today so good for you. that was the original point exactly, though your problem lies more with your inferiority complex towards people from large cities as you sit around on your lonesome. You claim they just don't listen to what poor Tom from Huntsville has to say and that it holds no weight, come on that can't be true. I'm listening. We're all listening.
quoted 1 line The consolation in your message, of course, is that remarkably few>The consolation in your message, of course, is that remarkably few
people with
quoted 1 line such puny egocentric outlooks like yourself are actually out there. The>such puny egocentric outlooks like yourself are actually out there. The
shame
quoted 1 line of it all is that somehow your type is the most vocal.>of it all is that somehow your type is the most vocal.
No Tom, the real consolation here is the fact that someone in Huntsville, Alabama can form sentences with words. Most impressive. Pass me my forty and how about them Yankees! El Brujo Oscuro from the TPM crew... --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org