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1994-02-15 18:20abulafia>I couldn't agree more - also try Riley's more recent _Desert Music_ - >beautiful, organic

From:: abulafia <danjlav@midway.uchicago.edu>
Date:: Tue, 15 Feb 94 12:20:20 CST
Subject:: Re: decisions (oops)

quoted 3 lines I couldn't agree more - also try Riley's more recent _Desert Music_ -

>I couldn't agree more - also try Riley's more recent _Desert Music_ - >beautiful, organic stuff. >

Oops - Desert Music is by Steve Reich - but still recommended if you end up liking Riley's work. And I'm glad you started this thread. I needed some suggestions too :) abulafia "America is waiting for a message of danjlav@midway.uchicago.edu some sort or another." - Brian Eno

1994-02-15 19:40Albert G. Boulanger>I couldn't agree more - also try Riley's more recent _Desert Music_ - >beautiful, organic

From:: Albert G. Boulanger <aboulanger@BBN.COM>
Date:: Tue, 15 Feb 94 14:40:02 EST
Subject:: decisions (oops)

>I couldn't agree more - also try Riley's more recent _Desert Music_ - >beautiful, organic stuff. > Oops - Desert Music is by Steve Reich - but still recommended if you end up liking Riley's work. And I'm glad you started this thread. I needed some suggestions too :) Ok, here is another Riley work I have: Lifespan: The Music From the Movie Lifespan. (The movie is French. Terry started in the US and moved to France, then came back to the US as I recall.) Talking about old stuff -- any Soft Machine lovers out there? Regrads, Albert Boulanger aboulanger@bbn.com

1994-02-16 00:59Phil Zaboulanger@bbn.com (Albert Boulanger) said: > Talking about old stuff -- any Soft Machine

From:: Phil Z <zampino@panix.com>
Date:: Tue, 15 Feb 94 19:59:18 EST
Subject:: Re: decisions (oops)

aboulanger@bbn.com (Albert Boulanger) said:

quoted 1 line Talking about old stuff -- any Soft Machine lovers out there?

> Talking about old stuff -- any Soft Machine lovers out there?

Hard to call Soft Machine dance music, but you've got at least one other fan on idm. I could bring it on topic by expressing my enthusiasm that Ultramarine has worked extensively with Robert Wyatt on the United Kingdoms record. His voice seems to put off some idm-ers; perhaps it's the seeming silliness of the songs, which really only masks a deep cynicism. Regardless, I'm always pleased to see cross-overs from the so-called progressive rock world, like Steve Hillage, Kit Watkins, or Brian Eno (yes, I consider Eno a one-time progressive rocker! :) Phil Z

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