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(idm) Hård Normal Daddy

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1997-05-22 10:51Mad Frankie Fraser (idm) Hård Normal Daddy
├─ 1997-05-22 08:21Aaron Michelson Re: (idm) Hård Normal Daddy
└─ 1997-05-22 18:11Nate Harrison [Digital Magician Inc] Re: (idm) Hård Normal Daddy
1997-05-23 14:53Mark Bowen Re: (idm) Hård Normal Daddy
└─ 1997-05-23 15:10g. Re: (idm) Hård Normal Daddy
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1997-05-22 10:51Mad Frankie FraserCheers. There hasn't been much talk about it lately, but I've just got to tell you all who
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Cheers. There hasn't been much talk about it lately, but I've just got to tell you all who have yet to buy the new sqrpshr album that it's killer! The best this year and unless Jega or The Black Dog puts out a fullength I believe it is going to remain in that position. More funky, which I like, more jazzy, which I like, more e-bass, which I like. Totally and utterly awesome. When I hear Jenkinson play the bass shivers are sent down my spine. His music is incredible and fucking overwhelming. Hard Normal Daddy is, at parts, very alike to the recent music of Aphex Twin but "Richard D James" album compared to "Hard Normal Daddy" is nothing. Squarepusher _IS_ feeling, "Richard D James" is masturbating with those really fast tomes which we in Sweden call "sextiofjärdedelar". I really cannot see why there still are ordinary drum n bass with this stuff around. Adios, Fet. - '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' = ) - =-= = '''''''''' - - http://gargamel.com/plod -->-->--> -/ - - - ] '''''''' - - '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' = -.. =-= = '''''''''' -
1997-05-22 08:21Aaron MichelsonOn 22 May 1997 12:51 +0200 (-0300), Mad Frankie Fraser wrote to me: > Cheers. > There hasn
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On 22 May 1997 12:51 +0200 (-0300), Mad Frankie Fraser wrote to me:
quoted 5 lines Cheers.> Cheers. > There hasn't been much talk about it lately, but I've just got to tell you > all who have yet to buy the new sqrpshr album that it's killer! The best > this year and unless Jega or The Black Dog puts out a fullength I believe it > is going to remain in that position.
Jega should have a full-length album by the summmer..... :) onnow: squarepusher "vic acid" (warp) Lame Thread Prevention in Effect: Aaron Michelson --------------------------------------------------------------------- aw-teck'r (autechre) "Everything you Know is Wrong" For reviews, interviews, art & trash http://www.on-it.net/~aaron/ aaron@defiant.on-it.net
1997-05-22 18:11Nate Harrison [Digital Magician Inc]Mad Frankie wrote... His music is incredible and fucking overwhelming. Hard Normal Daddy i
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Mad Frankie wrote... His music is incredible and fucking overwhelming. Hard Normal Daddy is, at parts, very alike to the recent music of Aphex Twin but "Richard D James" album compared to "Hard Normal Daddy" is nothing. Squarepusher _IS_ feeling, I guess what I like about the new Pusher album is that, more so than the first one, the drum programming, although samples, sounds a lot like a real drummer playing madly at 160BPM. The breaks and the jazz type music really go together very well, as if I was listening to some fusion band playing on speed. You can't hardly even call this d&b really IMHO. It's just called Squarepusher. I wonder if any *real* drummers out there appreciate his programming becasue it's so meticulous or if they would be pissed because it's physically impossible to achive the same affect live. peace Nate Nate Harrison Digital Magician Inc. www.digimagician.com nate@digimagician.com 313.994.7316
1997-05-23 14:53Mark BowenOn May 22, 6:11pm, Nate Harrison \[Digital Magician Inc\] wrote: > Subject: Re: (idm) =?is
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On May 22, 6:11pm, Nate Harrison \[Digital Magician Inc\] wrote:
quoted 3 lines Subject: Re: (idm) =?iso-8859-1?Q?H=E5rd_Normal_Daddy?=> Subject: Re: (idm) =?iso-8859-1?Q?H=E5rd_Normal_Daddy?= > You can't hardly even call this d&b really IMHO. It's > just called Squarepusher.
It sure sounds like a breakbeat to me. I've listened to much of the new album and thought it was really good stuff but its not that far removed from the realm of drum and bass being produced. Check out the Original Playboys (12" on R&S or their mix of U.F.O) for some very organic jazzy sound stuff from a year or so back. Its unclear why people seem to be treating D'n'B like they did trip hop (not specifically Nate). Its like the black sheep we all love in secret but publicly cast doubt on. Do we need to call it something else too? Why would people say that the breakbeat is stylistically limited? It certainly has more possibility for variation than 4-on-the-floor, and that's been feeding you folks for the past 20-30 years. -- Mark Edward Bowen Warmed Breakdown mb@gettins.bche.uic.edu
1997-05-23 15:10g.On Fri, 23 May 1997 09:53:40 -0500, you wrote: >On May 22, 6:11pm, Nate Harrison \[Digital
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On Fri, 23 May 1997 09:53:40 -0500, you wrote:
quoted 17 lines On May 22, 6:11pm, Nate Harrison \[Digital Magician Inc\] wrote:>On May 22, 6:11pm, Nate Harrison \[Digital Magician Inc\] wrote: > >> Subject: Re: (idm) =?iso-8859-1?Q?H=E5rd_Normal_Daddy?= >> You can't hardly even call this d&b really IMHO. It's >> just called Squarepusher. > >It sure sounds like a breakbeat to me. I've listened to much of the new album >and thought it was really good stuff but its not that far removed from the >realm of drum and bass being produced. Check out the Original Playboys (12" on >R&S or their mix of U.F.O) for some very organic jazzy sound stuff from a year >or so back. >Its unclear why people seem to be treating D'n'B like they did trip hop (not >specifically Nate). Its like the black sheep we all love in secret but >publicly cast doubt on. Do we need to call it something else too? Why would >people say that the breakbeat is stylistically limited? It certainly has more >possibility for variation than 4-on-the-floor, and that's been feeding you >folks for the past 20-30 years.
controversial i know but why don't you just call it music? big beat is dead long live speed garage.............etc g.