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From:
Chris Wicks
To:
A. Mukerjee
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Date:
Sun, 12 Oct 1997 23:27:57 -0400 (EDT)
Subject:
Re: (idm) IDM suggestions
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On Sun, 12 Oct 1997, A. Mukerjee wrote:
quoted 7 lines I have another question:> I have another question: > > I love IDM music, but It seems that some of it is too abrasive for me. > Examples: Autechre, Aphex's Ventolin and such... > > For someone like me that likes intelligent music that Retains harmony and > alot of synth pads, what would you all recommend?
Well, everyone, this is my first attempt at a post to this list. If you want something that isn't "abrasive", go for Cabaret Voltaire. A lot of their material, especially some of the later stuff, is quite non-abrasive. My personal favorite at the time is the "International Language" LP. Also, Plug's "Drum 'n' Bass for Papa" is quite good, with lots of nice, laid-back beats. Go for the Nothing records US release with the EP's on the second disc. Hope this helps! Chris Wicks cwicks@prickly.thorn.net http://prickly.thorn.net/~cwicks (bootlegs, links, and more) "this is a man who can't take any more" - jack dangers Most Recent Purchase: Meat Beat Manifesto - Peel Session np: John Coltane - Blue Train