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Hi! What I wanted to say in my remark a few days ago about european folk IDM was that dance music existed always and had a very powerfull impression on people. Like those mad rave banquets of the vikings, pirate riots and gypsy's camp fire madness. Most of the jigs reels coc'eks polkas etc are simply marvelous. Integrating them in current dances might do some good to the spirit of things. snowjob@actcom.co.il The Morpheus Equation: Start + Middle + End = Sand

quoted 3 lines Could the music played at all night folk-dancing sessions that followed

>Could the music played at all night folk-dancing sessions that followed >loads of peasants eating mouldy rye-bread (St Vitus dance I believe) in the >1500's be considered a 16th century form of acid-house?

Sorry, but the EP of St Vitus dance is very fucking lovely!!! (PeaceFrog for all you nailers outthere..) Bye, the Byte || Peel Seamus - m.w.j.vanderwielen@student.utwente.nl || || Try Delsin! http://wwwedu.cs.utwente.nl/~wielen || || Watch out! It's heavenly under construction! ||

On Thu, 1 Feb 1996, Peel Seamus wrote:

quoted 8 lines Could the music played at all night folk-dancing sessions that followed

> >Could the music played at all night folk-dancing sessions that followed > >loads of peasants eating mouldy rye-bread (St Vitus dance I believe) in the > >1500's be considered a 16th century form of acid-house? > > Sorry, but the EP of St Vitus dance is very fucking lovely!!! > > (PeaceFrog for all you nailers outthere..) >

Yeah I got that last year in Salt Lake City (of all places) and it is pretty damn good. Just goes to show there's a finite number of names out there to record under. I've got dibs on Emergent Behavior! --------------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://I.m.too.dumb.to.hack.html/~kent Kent Williams kent@inav.net (319) 338 6053 (home) (319) 626 6700 x 219 (work) (319) 626 3489 (fax)

At 06:32 PM 2/1/96 +0100, Jeff Linacre wrote:

quoted 6 lines snowjob wrote:

>snowjob wrote: > >>What I wanted to say in my remark a few days ago about european folk IDM was >>that >>dance music existed always and had a very powerfull impression on people. >>Like those mad rave banquets of the vikings, pirate riots and gypsy's camp

fire

quoted 6 lines madness. Most of the jigs reels coc'eks polkas etc are simply marvelous.

>>madness. Most of the jigs reels coc'eks polkas etc are simply marvelous. >>Integrating them in current dances might do some good to the spirit of things. > >Could the music played at all night folk-dancing sessions that followed >loads of peasants eating mouldy rye-bread (St Vitus dance I believe) in the >1500's be considered a 16th century form of acid-house?

I'd rather look on acid-house as a 20th century polka. snowjob@actcom.co.il The Morpheus Equation: Start + Middle + End = Sand