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quoted 1 line (The only exception must involve some sort of inane dance step).

>(The only exception must involve some sort of inane dance step).

SHAME on your for bringing up the MACARENA!! ;) ernie Ernesto Ikerd, (817) 763-4795 Company Graphics, Dept 17 Lockheed Martin Tactical Aircaft Systems Fort Worth, Texas

Ernie, I prefer list members keep little posts like this off list and in private. Many list members would appreciate it! Thanks! Aran On Tue, 30 Jun 1998, Ernesto Ikerd wrote:

quoted 17 lines (The only exception must involve some sort of inane dance step).

> >(The only exception must involve some sort of inane dance step). > SHAME on your for bringing up the MACARENA!! > > > ;) > > > ernie > > > Ernesto Ikerd, (817) 763-4795 > Company Graphics, Dept 17 > Lockheed Martin Tactical Aircaft Systems > Fort Worth, Texas > > >

Ack, sorry that was not supposed to be CC to the list. :-) Anyhow, this is a reminder too that posts to IDM with HTML attachments will not be posted to the list. I try and foward back to the sender the offending posts and ask they be sent w/o HTML in them. Over and out, amp On Tue, 30 Jun 1998, Aran M. Parillo wrote:

quoted 30 lines Ernie,

> Ernie, > > I prefer list members keep little posts like this off list and in private. > Many list members would appreciate it! > > Thanks! > > Aran > > On Tue, 30 Jun 1998, Ernesto Ikerd wrote: > > > >(The only exception must involve some sort of inane dance step). > > SHAME on your for bringing up the MACARENA!! > > > > > > ;) > > > > > > ernie > > > > > > Ernesto Ikerd, (817) 763-4795 > > Company Graphics, Dept 17 > > Lockheed Martin Tactical Aircaft Systems > > Fort Worth, Texas > > > > > > > >

On Wed, 1 Jul 1998, the artist formerly known as salvador dali wrote:

quoted 4 lines so just to make this an actual idm post, anyone got any funny stories bout

> so just to make this an actual idm post, anyone got any funny stories bout > mistaking sounds for stuff in life? i know the first few times i played > the richard d. james album i was looking around to see if i had somehow > turned on my modem.

the worst are the ones that sound like phones or doorbells. there's an old front242 record i've been listening to for around a decade now that still gets me on both counts... %) * #### a disturbance in a system. #### laerm. @voicenet.com #### we decide what's wrong or right, we'd rather lose than fight/we're going down/without us you don't get no kicks, without us you do not exist/we are going down

quoted 4 lines On Wed, 1 Jul 1998, the artist formerly known as salvador dali wrote:

>On Wed, 1 Jul 1998, the artist formerly known as salvador dali wrote: > >> so just to make this an actual idm post, anyone got any funny stories bout >> mistaking sounds for stuff in life?

Yes, the Orb's "Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld". Had it cranked and I was in the other room. Suddenly, I thought a jet fighter plane was coming through the window. 3

On Wed, 1 Jul 1998, the artist formerly known as salvador dali wrote:

quoted 4 lines so just to make this an actual idm post, anyone got any funny stories bout

> so just to make this an actual idm post, anyone got any funny stories bout > mistaking sounds for stuff in life? i know the first few times i played > the richard d. james album i was looking around to see if i had somehow > turned on my modem.

Any time I sleep listening to music, particularly Biosphere, I think people are breaking into my apartment. But then, I could just be insane. -- greyrose@nervosa.sf.ca.us http://www.extortion.com "Scribble thoughts flowing freely from the mind, sing in good voice, keep the beat and, above all, accept a glass of wine when it is pressed upon you." - Yoshida Kenko, Essay in Idleness, 1340

quoted 2 lines so just to make this an actual idm post, anyone got any funny stories bout

>> so just to make this an actual idm post, anyone got any funny stories bout >> mistaking sounds for stuff in life?

One for the AppleSpotters: If you put on Stereolab's Dots&Loops album, I dont remember exactly- but about track 2 or 3, if you turn it up about 2.5 or 3.5 minutes into one of those tracks ( I want to say its Miss Modular), youll hear the very distict sound of "Windowshading" (the sound the Mac makes when you double-click a windows title-bar) mixed in with other noise. Throughout Dots and loops you can hear Launcher-button clicks a couple of times as well. Not knowing this coupled with being all alone in the house with an herbalized brain really had me freaking for a few minutes! I was in the next room and thought for sure someone had broken in and was hiding my windows! ernie Ernesto Ikerd, (817) 763-4795 Company Graphics, Dept 17 Lockheed Martin Tactical Aircaft Systems Fort Worth, Texas

There is one song by DJ Krush that has a bell sound that sounds exactly like my door bell....It fooled me a couple of times..... Zorglúbb -----Original Message----- From: the artist formerly known as salvador dali <robert.geary@yale.edu> To: idm@hyperreal.org <idm@hyperreal.org> Date: Wednesday, July 01, 1998 4:21 AM Subject: (idm) weird bits (tortoise etc)

quoted 15 lines i just freaked myself out because i'm listening to tortoise's 'millions

> >i just freaked myself out because i'm listening to tortoise's 'millions >now living' and hit that point about 14 minutes into 'djed' where the >track sounds like it's coming apart. great stuff, except it sounds >uncannily like an old tape deck i had when it decided to chew up tapes. > >so just to make this an actual idm post, anyone got any funny stories bout >mistaking sounds for stuff in life? i know the first few times i played >the richard d. james album i was looking around to see if i had somehow >turned on my modem. > >back to the usual, >rob > >

On 1 Jul 98, Frimann Freyr Bjornsson wrote re:

quoted 2 lines There is one song by DJ Krush that has a bell sound that sounds

> There is one song by DJ Krush that has a bell sound that sounds > exactly like my door bell....It fooled me a couple of times.....

Likewise Echo Dek, and no matter how often I hear it, I still jump up :-) I *

On Wed, 1 Jul 1998, Irene McC wrote: [door bell] | Likewise Echo Dek, and no matter how often I hear it, I still jump up | :-) Fully! :-) A friend and I were having a bit of a laugh one night making dub versions of tv themes (basically just playing CD tracks through shit loads of effects and eqs). There's this one theme we were mucking about with the start of that has a very VERY similar door bell sound. So when I listen to Echo Dek I have this double-confusion of thinking there's a door bell ringing somewhere, and thinking it's about to kick into the theme from 'WKRP in Cincinatti'. :-) Last night I was listening to the Autechre remix of Stereolab for the first time... there's this sort of bleeping sound that sounds a little like my flat's phone ringing in the background. Near the end of the track I was thinking "damn, there's that sound again - this could get annoying" when I realised it actually was the phone, and I'd just been letting it ring over and over. :-) Michael "You know what? I'll call him Jet Jaguar..." http://www.vuw.ac.nz/~michael/jj.html Site last updated 15/4/98

While listening to Spacetime Continuum _Sea Biscuit_ me and a friend both thought that there was this big garbage truck backing up and moving forward repeatedly outside the window. The sound was like a slow droning that large diesel trucks make when in low gear. "Damn, that truck is getting annoying, I wonder what the hell he is doing out there!". I stood up to take a look out the window, but there was no truck... Also, listening to Woob (1), with headphones here at work... That song that starts out with the slamming door and the footsteps... I could have sworn somebody was about to jump on me. -/\= Hess M. Hodge ~/\ hess.hodge@colorado.edu (/\) <no homepage at this time>

quoted 11 lines While listening to Spacetime Continuum _Sea Biscuit_ me and a friend both

> While listening to Spacetime Continuum _Sea Biscuit_ me and a friend both > thought that there was this big garbage truck backing up and moving > forward repeatedly outside the window. The sound was like a slow droning > that large diesel trucks make when in low gear. "Damn, that truck is > getting annoying, I wonder what the hell he is doing out there!". I stood > up to take a look out the window, but there was no truck... > > Also, listening to Woob (1), with headphones here at work... That song > that starts out with the slamming door and the footsteps... I could have > sworn somebody was about to jump on me. >

Try listening to "Toxygene" while you're driving :)

quoted 4 lines so just to make this an actual idm post, anyone got any funny stories bout

> so just to make this an actual idm post, anyone got any funny stories bout > mistaking sounds for stuff in life? i know the first few times i played > the richard d. james album i was looking around to see if i had somehow > turned on my modem.

This is a bit of a tangent, but here goes. About a year ago, some friends and I were trying to organize an idm appreciation club at the university of waterloo. There was already a strong techno club that organized trips to raves and had a minimal cd library, but we wanted something different which attracted experimental musicians and fans outside of the rave scene. We were trying to come up with slogans and ways describe and advertise what the club was all about. My favorite proposal was "If you feel like dancing when you hear a modem, you'll fit right in." :) Unfortunately the club flopped. -- * sheila.santos... .software.developer.. . ..*discreet.logic

quoted 2 lines Date: Wed, 1 Jul 1998 00:20:44 -0400 (EDT)

>Date: Wed, 1 Jul 1998 00:20:44 -0400 (EDT) >From: the artist formerly known as salvador dali

<robert.geary@yale.edu>

quoted 1 line Subject: (idm) weird bits (tortoise etc)

>Subject: (idm) weird bits (tortoise etc)

quoted 1 line i just freaked myself out because i'm listening to

>i just freaked myself out because i'm listening to

tortoise's 'millions

quoted 1 line now living' and hit that point about 14 minutes into 'djed'

>now living' and hit that point about 14 minutes into 'djed'

where the

quoted 1 line track sounds like it's coming apart. great stuff, except

>track sounds like it's coming apart. great stuff, except

it sounds

quoted 1 line uncannily like an old tape deck i had when it decided to

>uncannily like an old tape deck i had when it decided to

chew up tapes.

quoted 1 line so just to make this an actual idm post, anyone got any

>so just to make this an actual idm post, anyone got any

funny stories bout

quoted 1 line mistaking sounds for stuff in life? i know the first few

>mistaking sounds for stuff in life? i know the first few

times i played

quoted 1 line the richard d. james album i was looking around to see if i

>the richard d. james album i was looking around to see if i

had somehow

quoted 1 line turned on my modem.

>turned on my modem.

Yes, I work in a record store, and the boss hates dance music. He walked in the other day while I was playing Plug's Drum n Bass for Poppa, and by way of giving me shit, comented that it sounded like the CD was skipping. It was, and I don't know for how long. Rychard ________________________________________________________________________ "The use of noise to make music will continue and increase until we reach a music produced through the aid of electrical instruments, which will make available for musical purposes any and all sounds that can be heard." John Cage, 1937

quoted 6 lines Yes, I work in a record store, and the boss hates dance

> Yes, I work in a record store, and the boss hates dance > music. He walked in the other day while I was playing Plug's > Drum n Bass for Poppa, and by way of giving me shit, > comented that it sounded like the CD was skipping. > > It was, and I don't know for how long.

I work in a large walk in freezer... play lots of idm stuff but it has a tendency to skip often because of moisture on the cd and the cd player lens... the above happens alot, and sometimes works very well. i've had certain aphex tunes skip for god knows how long before we realized as we were in and out of the freezer... funny though, one time, a few of my co-workers commented that i actually was playing something they actually liked (a very rare occassion indeed!)... started to pay attention to what was going on and low-and-behold, its skipping away! ^brap@sonic.net^ [icq: 12645306] http://www.sonic.net/~brap/ [blackdog][v/vm][jamesbernarddiscography]...etc etc etc sfwd.dyn.ml.org [occasional web.irc.ftp.etc]]] chris g. 1547 boston court #7, santa rosa, ca 95405

On Wed, 1 Jul 1998, Rychard wrote:

quoted 6 lines Yes, I work in a record store, and the boss hates dance

> Yes, I work in a record store, and the boss hates dance > music. He walked in the other day while I was playing Plug's > Drum n Bass for Poppa, and by way of giving me shit, > comented that it sounded like the CD was skipping. > > It was, and I don't know for how long.

I was at Tower Records the other day, and a cd was skipping endlessly, and nobody noticed. Scary. -- greyrose@nervosa.sf.ca.us http://www.extortion.com "Scribble thoughts flowing freely from the mind, sing in good voice, keep the beat and, above all, accept a glass of wine when it is pressed upon you." - Yoshida Kenko, Essay in Idleness, 1340