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From:
Adam Piontek
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Date:
Tue, 14 Aug 2001 12:16:27 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:
[idm] happy family chinese dinner (was re: NOT sad IDM)
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--- Gil <gyaker@fragment.com> wrote:
quoted 6 lines I mean WTF? The vast majority of IDM (and techno)> I mean WTF? The vast majority of IDM (and techno) > is about melancholy / > "sad" / minor chords and atmospheres if you will. > > The only in your face most of the time happy IDM i > can think of is u-ziq.
OK, then, here's a list of IDM artists and what I associate them with: Boards of Canada: melancholic, nostalgic (both sad & happy) Aphex Twin: shit-faced happy at times, dead pet dog sad at times Plaid: generally happy, with some sad Autechre: no emotions! robot machine music! Plone: syrupy sugar funhouse crazy happy Proem: crunchy cotton candy, like BoC as far as emotions go. Freeform: crazy clown who scares the shit out of otherwise happy kids at circus Jamie Liddell: 1950's Tunnel of BLAAHRKRILLUG! Marumari: happy like reading old pulp scifi/horror Kid-606: Angry yet oddly erotic, like fat Elvis E*Vax: melancholy, nostalgic Clarence Park: even the dark stuff makes me happy Capitol K: just rocking; I guess it makes me happy Cylob: sorta weak version of aphex (happy & sad stuff, enjoyable, but...)
quoted 4 lines Lets face it, lots of folks get turned off by this> Lets face it, lots of folks get turned off by this > music cuz it's not > always happy and uplifting. > yeah..
that, and lyrics. even yer average sad goth-kid will shy away from the saddedt music if it doesn't have lyrics. -evilAdam __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger http://phonecard.yahoo.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org