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2001-05-14 09:35Ben Kirkley [idm] IDM is dead
├─ 2001-05-14 09:37Ben Hatchelt Re: [idm] IDM is dead
├─ 2001-05-14 09:48Paul Lloyd Re: [idm] IDM is dead
│ └─ 2001-05-14 16:03Motoko Denon Re: [idm] IDM is dead
├─ 2001-05-14 10:26j d Re: [idm] IDM is dead. oh no it isnt
├─ 2001-05-14 11:59Michael Scheer Re: [idm] IDM is dead
│ ├─ 2001-05-14 12:15alan r lucas [idm] Clarence Park (was Re: [idm] IDM is dead)
│ ├─ 2001-05-14 15:19Ben Kirkley Re: [idm] IDM is dead
│ ├─ 2001-05-15 00:17Peter Schrock Re: [idm] IDM is dead
│ ├─ 2001-05-15 04:34Nintari Man Re: [idm] IDM is dead
│ └─ 2001-05-18 13:34The Chisa Re: [idm] IDM is dead
├─ 2001-05-14 19:24EggyToast Re: [idm] IDM is dead
└─ 2001-05-15 00:13Peter Schrock Re: [idm] IDM is dead
2001-05-14 14:56Static Eden [idm] re: IDM is dead
└─ 2001-05-14 15:49Guy Elden, Jr. Re: [idm] re: IDM is dead
2001-05-14 16:26Kream Re: [idm] IDM is dead
2001-05-15 09:38Ben Kirkley Re: [idm] IDM is dead
└─ 2001-05-15 18:32Peter Schrock Re: [idm] IDM is dead
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2001-05-14 09:35Ben KirkleyWhere did all the good stuff go? All the artists who got me into the whole thing have drie
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Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who got me into the whole thing have dried up and lost "it". Aphex Twin (stuck up his own ass) Autechre (newer stuff sucks) Squarepusher (new single very commercial) U-ziq (he was good once) Photek (Solaris...negative) Jega (temporarily shines on Geometry) ...I think you catch my drift Since when did static noise become music, huh Autechre? Okay, okay..so you're all gonna flame me now for not "understanding" and it's all "obscure". But that's just bollocks. The reservoir of IDM talent is drying up fast (at least the stuff in the lime-light is anyway). Was there a meeting that I missed? Did everyone sit down one day and decide to stop being brilliant? Or are they just running out of new directions to turn? Somebody please prove me wrong. Show me how the music of this decade is better than the music that came out of the last one. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-05-14 09:37Ben HatcheltI dunno, maybe the newer, better artists are going even more underground? --- Ben Kirkley
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I dunno, maybe the newer, better artists are going even more underground? --- Ben Kirkley <ben.kirkley@displaypost.co.uk> wrote:
quoted 31 lines Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who> Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who > got me into the whole > thing have dried up and lost "it". > > Aphex Twin (stuck up his own ass) > Autechre (newer stuff sucks) > Squarepusher (new single very commercial) > U-ziq (he was good once) > Photek (Solaris...negative) > Jega (temporarily shines on Geometry) > ...I think you catch my drift > > Since when did static noise become music, huh > Autechre? Okay, okay..so > you're all gonna flame me now for not > "understanding" and it's all > "obscure". But that's just bollocks. The reservoir > of IDM talent is drying > up fast (at least the stuff in the lime-light is > anyway). Was there a > meeting that I missed? Did everyone sit down one day > and decide to stop > being brilliant? Or are they just running out of new > directions to turn? > Somebody please prove me wrong. Show me how the > music of this decade is > better than the music that came out of the last one. > > > >
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2001-05-14 09:48Paul Lloyd>Where did all the good stuff go? Have you heard Venetian Snares "Music About My Cats"? An
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quoted 1 line Where did all the good stuff go?>Where did all the good stuff go?
Have you heard Venetian Snares "Music About My Cats"? An excellent album. Give it a listen. Kind of reminds me of the days when Aphex was an innovator in the early to mid 90's. Very nice. :-) Paul --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-05-14 16:03Motoko Denon--- Paul Lloyd <merciless@ntlworld.com> wrote: > > >Where did all the good stuff go? > > H
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--- Paul Lloyd <merciless@ntlworld.com> wrote:
quoted 11 lines Where did all the good stuff go?> > >Where did all the good stuff go? > > Have you heard Venetian Snares "Music About My > Cats"? An excellent > album. Give it a listen. Kind of reminds me of the > days when Aphex was an > innovator in the early to mid 90's. Very nice. :-) > > Paul >
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2001-05-14 10:26j djust because you dont like what some people are doing doesnt mean an entire genre is dryin
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just because you dont like what some people are doing doesnt mean an entire genre is drying up. posthuman? gamers in exile? phonem? boards of canada? plaid? string theory? freeform? l'usine? etc etc theres still plenty more to be discovered and listened to... http://www.seed-showcases.com --- Ben Kirkley <ben.kirkley@displaypost.co.uk> wrote:
quoted 31 lines Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who> Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who > got me into the whole > thing have dried up and lost "it". > > Aphex Twin (stuck up his own ass) > Autechre (newer stuff sucks) > Squarepusher (new single very commercial) > U-ziq (he was good once) > Photek (Solaris...negative) > Jega (temporarily shines on Geometry) > ...I think you catch my drift > > Since when did static noise become music, huh > Autechre? Okay, okay..so > you're all gonna flame me now for not > "understanding" and it's all > "obscure". But that's just bollocks. The reservoir > of IDM talent is drying > up fast (at least the stuff in the lime-light is > anyway). Was there a > meeting that I missed? Did everyone sit down one day > and decide to stop > being brilliant? Or are they just running out of new > directions to turn? > Somebody please prove me wrong. Show me how the > music of this decade is > better than the music that came out of the last one. > > > >
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2001-05-14 11:59Michael ScheerMon, 14 May 2001 10:35:24 +0100, Ben Kirkley: > Where did all the good stuff go? All the a
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Mon, 14 May 2001 10:35:24 +0100, Ben Kirkley:
quoted 9 lines Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who got me into the whole> Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who got me into the whole > thing have dried up and lost "it". > > Aphex Twin (stuck up his own ass) > Autechre (newer stuff sucks) > Squarepusher (new single very commercial) > U-ziq (he was good once) > Photek (Solaris...negative) > Jega (temporarily shines on Geometry)
Plaid. What I´ve heard from "Double Figure" (From Napster, hope these aren´t fakes but I guess the tracks aren´t) is simply gorgeous. Not a single weak track. What about Chris Clarke? lot of people say he´s an Aemitator, but I don´t mind. Clarence Park is great. -- Michael Scheer <listen@autechre.de> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-05-14 12:15alan r lucasOn Mon, 14 May 2001, Michael Scheer wrote: > single weak track. What about Chris Clarke? l
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On Mon, 14 May 2001, Michael Scheer wrote:
quoted 6 lines single weak track. What about Chris Clarke? lot of people say he?s an> single weak track. What about Chris Clarke? lot of people say he?s an > Aemitator, but I don?t mind. Clarence Park is great. > > -- > Michael Scheer <listen@autechre.de> >
really? i don't think clarence park sounds at all like Ae. i can see some of the hints of aphex that people were talking about when this first came out, but it sure doesn't sound like autechre to me. i think it's just a good album. alan! np: nothing, but i wish i were listening to the spike 12" on rice and beans. who's this one rumored to be? phonem and someone else i think... --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-05-14 15:19Ben Kirkley> Mon, 14 May 2001 10:35:24 +0100, Ben Kirkley: > >> Where did all the good stuff go? All
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quoted 15 lines Mon, 14 May 2001 10:35:24 +0100, Ben Kirkley:> Mon, 14 May 2001 10:35:24 +0100, Ben Kirkley: > >> Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who got me into the whole >> thing have dried up and lost "it". >> >> Aphex Twin (stuck up his own ass) >> Autechre (newer stuff sucks) >> Squarepusher (new single very commercial) >> U-ziq (he was good once) >> Photek (Solaris...negative) >> Jega (temporarily shines on Geometry) > > Plaid. What I´ve heard from "Double Figure" (From Napster, hope these > aren´t fakes but I guess the tracks aren´t) is simply gorgeous. Not a > single weak track.
True that. Thankfully Plaid are one of the rare few that actually seem to be getting better as the years go by. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-05-15 00:17Peter Schrockon 5/14/01 4:59 AM, Michael Scheer at listen@autechre.de wrote: > Plaid. What I´ve heard f
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on 5/14/01 4:59 AM, Michael Scheer at listen@autechre.de wrote:
quoted 4 lines Plaid. What I´ve heard from "Double Figure" (From Napster, hope these> Plaid. What I´ve heard from "Double Figure" (From Napster, hope these > aren´t fakes but I guess the tracks aren´t) is simply gorgeous. Not a > single weak track. What about Chris Clarke? lot of people say he´s an > Aemitator, but I don´t mind. Clarence Park is great.
yeah, i just got clarence park the other day and like it a lot. Peter "Pachinko" Ý - http://www.mp3.com/pachinko - --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-05-15 04:34Nintari ManI'm still not sure whether or not the Double Figure floating around Napster is real or not
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I'm still not sure whether or not the Double Figure floating around Napster is real or not. At first listen, I thought it was just a very skilled plaid imitation. The rhythms and production seem ghetto compared to their older material. Still, not bad, though. -- - Nintari Man On Mon, 14 May 2001, Michael Scheer wrote:
quoted 9 lines Plaid. What I´ve heard from "Double Figure" (From Napster, hope these> > Plaid. What I´ve heard from "Double Figure" (From Napster, hope these > aren´t fakes but I guess the tracks aren´t) is simply gorgeous. Not a > single weak track. What about Chris Clarke? lot of people say he´s an > Aemitator, but I don´t mind. Clarence Park is great. > > -- > Michael Scheer <listen@autechre.de> >
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2001-05-18 13:34The ChisaBoulderdash is quite good, for one example. m@2zo www.thechisa.com "Like David said in the
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Boulderdash is quite good, for one example. m@2zo www.thechisa.com "Like David said in the 23rd Psalm, 'Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death.' See, nobody say, 'Hey, man, let's go shoppin' in the valley of the shadow of death! Let's go buy a condo in the valley of the shadow of death!'" -- Mr. T --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-05-14 19:24EggyToastAt 10:35 AM 5/14/2001 +0100, Ben Kirkley wrote: >Where did all the good stuff go? All the
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At 10:35 AM 5/14/2001 +0100, Ben Kirkley wrote:
quoted 19 lines Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who got me into the whole>Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who got me into the whole >thing have dried up and lost "it". > >Aphex Twin (stuck up his own ass) >Autechre (newer stuff sucks) >Squarepusher (new single very commercial) >U-ziq (he was good once) >Photek (Solaris...negative) >Jega (temporarily shines on Geometry) >...I think you catch my drift > >Since when did static noise become music, huh Autechre? Okay, okay..so >you're all gonna flame me now for not "understanding" and it's all >"obscure". But that's just bollocks. The reservoir of IDM talent is drying >up fast (at least the stuff in the lime-light is anyway). Was there a >meeting that I missed? Did everyone sit down one day and decide to stop >being brilliant? Or are they just running out of new directions to turn? >Somebody please prove me wrong. Show me how the music of this decade is >better than the music that came out of the last one.
The deal is that "idm" isn't as artist-centered as some other "underground" genres, like industrial. This isn't really a genre that allows someone to just pick an artist and spend 10 years of their life trying to track down a bajillion side projects that all sound just a teeny bit different. It's more about finding new stuff and seeing what sounds you like, rather than what artists. There's a reason they're mostly anonymous. cheers, /derek ------- eggytoast.com ------- now updated daily --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-05-15 00:13Peter Schrockon 5/14/01 2:35 AM, Ben Kirkley at ben.kirkley@displaypost.co.uk wrote: > Where did all th
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on 5/14/01 2:35 AM, Ben Kirkley at ben.kirkley@displaypost.co.uk wrote:
quoted 4 lines Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who got me into the whole> Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who got me into the whole > thing have dried up and lost "it". > > Aphex Twin (stuck up his own ass)
how do you figure?
quoted 5 lines Autechre (newer stuff sucks)> Autechre (newer stuff sucks) > Squarepusher (new single very commercial) > U-ziq (he was good once) > Photek (Solaris...negative) > Jega (temporarily shines on Geometry)
in your opinion
quoted 1 line ...I think you catch my drift> ...I think you catch my drift
i don't actually.
quoted 2 lines Since when did static noise become music, huh Autechre?> > Since when did static noise become music, huh Autechre?
I think their newest album is more static noise than ever before, may I add brilliantly done, even if it was at random as said in the online interview.
quoted 3 lines Okay, okay..so> Okay, okay..so > you're all gonna flame me now for not "understanding" and it's all > "obscure".
yep.
quoted 2 lines But that's just bollocks. The reservoir of IDM talent is drying> But that's just bollocks. The reservoir of IDM talent is drying > up fast (at least the stuff in the lime-light is anyway).
I don't agree, just cause it has taken a turn in direction doesn't mean it is drying up. You either like the direction or you don't, you either go with it, or you don't. Apperently you don't like the direction, which is okay. I don't think it constitutes the well being dry.
quoted 3 lines Was there a> Was there a > meeting that I missed? Did everyone sit down one day and decide to stop > being brilliant?
Since when IDM followed a list of agenda's or rules as to how it was suppose to sound? At any rate, I find that brilliance is subjective, it is dependent upon each individual and what they value most and how they view a person applying that knowledge acquired. Some of my friends believe Pearl Jam is brilliant, which I don't see why, but that doesn't mean I have any right to say they aren't. Who knows, maybe I have my head up my ass and that is why I don't understand why.
quoted 1 line Or are they just running out of new directions to turn?> Or are they just running out of new directions to turn?
They are in the middle of it and you are missing it all.
quoted 1 line Somebody please prove me wrong.> Somebody please prove me wrong.
I hope I just did.
quoted 2 lines Show me how the music of this decade is> Show me how the music of this decade is > better than the music that came out of the last one.
Sometimes music doesn't need to be better to evolve. Why must we all look for the "better" in anything that comes "new". I find that the older I get, the more I appreciate what is out there, maybe my ideals have been diluted, but I don't believe that is the case. I believe that I am opening up to other options, like appreciating what people have to offer based on the fact alone that that is their expression. The only difference between Aphex, Squarepusher, Autechre, and the rest of us who are unrecognized is just that, we are unrecognized and are not in the limelight of it all. If you don't like what you are hearing, write music of what you want to hear, after, that is what Autechre has repeatedly said that they do. They write what they don't hear that they want to hear. And they do it cause they want to, not cause someone wants them too. BTW, isn't that why we should be doing music in the first place, cause we want to and not cause it is what people want? Peter "Pachinko" Ý - http://www.mp3.com/pachinko - --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-05-14 14:56Static EdenHere we go again. <rant> I think it's time that we all accept the fact that our tastes in
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Here we go again. <rant> I think it's time that we all accept the fact that our tastes in music change over time. You will never hear Aphex or ae or Boards of Canada or any of these artists quite the same way you heard them the first time. When you first hear a particular sound that you like, that moment and artist tend to become your blueprint for finding more. When you can no longer find interesting versions of those sounds, the problem is that you've heard those sounds already, even if it is a different artist doing something similar. There are tons of IDM artists out there. I seem to have no problem finding good music. BUT--I'm not tired of the sound. I can recall being much younger and thinking that artist A was fantastic. So fantastic that I bought all of artist A's back catalog and so on. Then I got into artist B, who was similar to artist A but different enough to like. Then I sought out artist B's back catalog. ETC. At some point, artist A & B no longer cut it for me, so I stopped listening and looking for similar artists and even A & B's new material. That doesn't mean I no longer like the stuff of their's that I have, it just means I've changed. I bored myself. It no longer excites me. Lesson--We all change, genres "seem" to change as we change, and over time we become cranky about how all the new material just doesn't cut it. The problem is usually the listener. Most new people on this list would probably disagree that IDM is dead at all. It's just now becoming alive to them. That doesn't mean anybody who thinks IDM is dead is wrong, it just means you're not interested as much anymore. Hell, look at how many rock artists have proclaimed rock dead over the years? The Doors have an unreleased (until their box set) song named, "Rock is Dead", recorded around 1968-1969. Most boomers would think this is rock's big moment at that point in history, but apparently some people didn't think so. Rock still chugs on today, whether or not I think it's dead, so on so on. Blah. </rant> And while I'm at it, I like Freescha's "Kids fill the floor" & Manitoba's "Start Breaking My Heart" still sounds good. cheers, Mark hellothisisalex www.hellothisisalex.com / records.hellothisisalex.com mp3s at www.raw42.com/cgi-bin/featuredartist.pl?artist=213 mark@hellothisisalex
2001-05-14 15:49Guy Elden, Jr.<grumpyOldMan type=asshole> Ah fuck all this ranting and raving shit. Music sucks, and the
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<grumpyOldMan type=asshole> Ah fuck all this ranting and raving shit. Music sucks, and there is no more innovation anymore, so you all might as well just go home and SHUT UP! </grumpyOldMan>
quoted 20 lines <rant>> <rant> > I think it's time that we all accept the fact that our tastes in music change over time. You will never hear Aphex or ae or Boards of Canada or any of these artists quite the same way you heard them the first time. When you first hear a particular sound that you like, that moment and artist tend to become your blueprint for finding more. When you can no longer find interesting versions of those sounds, the problem is that you've heard those sounds already, even if it is a different artist doing something similar. > > There are tons of IDM artists out there. I seem to have no problem finding good music. BUT--I'm not tired of the sound. I can recall being much younger and thinking that artist A was fantastic. So fantastic that I bought all of artist A's back catalog and so on. Then I got into artist B, who was similar to artist A but different enough to like. Then I sought out artist B's back catalog. ETC. At some point, artist A & B no longer cut it for me, so I stopped listening and looking for similar artists and even A & B's new material. That doesn't mean I no longer like the stuff of their's that I have, it just means I've changed. I bored myself. It no longer excites me. > > Lesson--We all change, genres "seem" to change as we change, and over time we become cranky about how all the new material just doesn't cut it. The problem is usually the listener. Most new people on this list would probably disagree that IDM is dead at all. It's just now becoming alive to them. That doesn't mean anybody who thinks IDM is dead is wrong, it just means you're not interested as much anymore. > > Hell, look at how many rock artists have proclaimed rock dead over the years? The Doors have an unreleased (until their box set) song named, "Rock is Dead", recorded around 1968-1969. Most boomers would think this is rock's big moment at that point in history, but apparently some people didn't think so. Rock still chugs on today, whether or not I think it's dead, so on so on. > > Blah. > </rant> > > And while I'm at it, I like Freescha's "Kids fill the floor" & Manitoba's "Start Breaking My Heart" still sounds good. > > cheers, > Mark > hellothisisalex > www.hellothisisalex.com / records.hellothisisalex.com > mp3s at www.raw42.com/cgi-bin/featuredartist.pl?artist=213 > mark@hellothisisalex
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2001-05-14 16:26KreamHi! > Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who got me into the whole > thing h
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Hi!
quoted 2 lines Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who got me into the whole> Where did all the good stuff go? All the artists who got me into the whole > thing have dried up and lost "it".
After dryed up 2000 WARP revive: new Plaid is terrific, Chris Clark, Squarepusher (i don't think his new stuff too commercial, it reminds me fun of Big Loada). Check Delarosa & Asora - brilliant. Check Fizzarum. Check Ambidextrous - his stuff reminds me early Autechre - very melodic and idmish, but sounds innovative, not like old copy of Incunabula. Check artsits on Morr Music, Chocolate Industries, Merck. Don't tell IDM is dead. It's just evolving and new stuff, like some artists on Schematic more abstract, i think, not so melodic... It's just new school :) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-05-15 09:38Ben Kirkley>Hell, look at how many rock artists have proclaimed rock dead over the = >years? The Door
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quoted 6 lines Hell, look at how many rock artists have proclaimed rock dead over the =>Hell, look at how many rock artists have proclaimed rock dead over the = >years? The Doors have an unreleased (until their box set) song named, = >"Rock is Dead", recorded around 1968-1969. Most boomers would think = >this is rock's big moment at that point in history, but apparently some = >people didn't think so. Rock still chugs on today, whether or not I = >think it's dead, so on so on.
Well, let's face it. Rock *is* dead. Unless, of course, you consider Limp Biskit to be an evolution of rock. It's become institutionalised. I fear the same will happen to "idm". Are the glory days gone? Are they still riding high? If these are the late 60s, then we've got a whole shedload of good stuff on the way. If these are the late 70s however...well, at least metallica are right around the corner. BTW, thanks all for offering albums to counter the "IDM is dead" thread. I've got a few new albums now :) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2001-05-15 18:32Peter Schrockon 5/15/01 2:38 AM, Ben Kirkley at ben.kirkley@displaypost.co.uk wrote: >> Hell, look at h
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on 5/15/01 2:38 AM, Ben Kirkley at ben.kirkley@displaypost.co.uk wrote:
quoted 14 lines Hell, look at how many rock artists have proclaimed rock dead over the =>> Hell, look at how many rock artists have proclaimed rock dead over the = >> years? The Doors have an unreleased (until their box set) song named, = >> "Rock is Dead", recorded around 1968-1969. Most boomers would think = >> this is rock's big moment at that point in history, but apparently some = >> people didn't think so. Rock still chugs on today, whether or not I = >> think it's dead, so on so on. > > Well, let's face it. Rock *is* dead. Unless, of course, you consider Limp > Biskit to be an evolution of rock. It's become institutionalised. I fear the > same will happen to "idm". Are the glory days gone? Are they still riding > high? If these are the late 60s, then we've got a whole shedload of good > stuff on the way. If these are the late 70s however...well, at least > metallica are right around the corner. BTW, thanks all for offering albums > to counter the "IDM is dead" thread. I've got a few new albums now :)
yeah, i don't understand this IDM is dead thing. I think it is on the verge of just taking off. There is so much unnoticed music out there. I think too many people have put too many limitations on this music. You can't tame IDM like an animal. The beauty of it's sound comes from it's freedom without limitations. Pushing your creative energy to the limits. Why does everyone establish this concept of "what autechre does is what IDM should sound like" or "what Aphex does is what IDM should sound like", I mean I do, but if you don't like it, create something that you do instead of saying you don't. Peter "Pachinko" Ý - http://www.mp3.com/pachinko - --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org