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1997-08-27 23:28Re: (idm) Plug not on nothing?
└─ 1997-08-28 18:34Irene McC (idm) keep it underground
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1997-08-27 23:28Tsog5000@aol.comTalked to Nothing's publicist today... Plug: Drum & Bass for Papa Will be released on ever
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Talked to Nothing's publicist today... Plug: Drum & Bass for Papa Will be released on everyone favorite "sell out" Trent Reznor's label Nothing Records. And it will be out on Sept. 9 I don't see what the big deal is. Is everyone bitter becuase NIN is on mtv? Is it because Nothing records is partially ran by Trent Reznor? Or is it because all the stupid jocks and frat boys from your school or area are screaming at the top of their lungs "I want to fuck you like an animal" while smashing cans of coors light on their foreheads? If so, all I have to say is, though I sympathise with you, people who don't like artists that "sell out", whatever that means, are stupid, lame, need to get a life, and are listening to music for the wrong reasons. . People should listen to music because they enjoy it or identify with it. Not because they're on this or that label, they've sold this many records, or how underground they are. In terms of the Jock/Frat scenario, can't we live with the thought that maybe we gained something from the music that idiots who listen to it do to its "trendiness" didn't? I thought IDM was the thinking persons music. Music for the open minded. Not for shallow fools who make judgements based on idiotic circumstances. t.S.o.G. np: music that I identify with, not because of it's trendiness or its coolness.
1997-08-28 18:34Irene McCOn 27 Aug 97, Tsog5000@aol.com wrote: > People should listen to music because they enjoy i
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On 27 Aug 97, Tsog5000@aol.com wrote:
quoted 3 lines People should listen to music because they enjoy it or identify> People should listen to music because they enjoy it or identify > with it. Not because they're on this or that label, they've sold > this many records, or how underground they are.
How refreshing to hear somebody prepared to express those 'unfashionable' opinions : good for you and well said. [Aside : I've just read an interview with the one and only local DJ who plays indie/alternative/'modern rock' and his final statement was something along the lines that he won't play some personal favourites, such as Joy Division, on air, in order to keep them underground. There ::: that's helpful, isn't it <sigh> ] I *
1997-08-28 18:53brian j tangAll well and good, however, I find those releases on Rephlex to be alot more stimulating t
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All well and good, however, I find those releases on Rephlex to be alot more stimulating then those releases that come out on Moonshine. Record Labels happen to be a helpful indicator that point me in the direction of music I find interesting. ObIdm: Recently dusted off Elektroids _Electroworld_ and listening to that a whole bunch again. Really like the solid mix of Techno and non-cheesy Electro (oxymoron?). Maybe the vocal samples are a bit cheesy but the electro riffs are solid. on.now: Urban Electronic Disorder
quoted 18 lines On 27 Aug 97, Tsog5000@aol.com wrote:> On 27 Aug 97, Tsog5000@aol.com wrote: > > > People should listen to music because they enjoy it or identify > > with it. Not because they're on this or that label, they've sold > > this many records, or how underground they are. > > How refreshing to hear somebody prepared to express those > 'unfashionable' opinions : good for you and well said. > > [Aside : I've just read an interview with the one and only local DJ > who plays indie/alternative/'modern rock' and his final statement > was something along the lines that he won't play some personal > favourites, such as Joy Division, on air, in order to keep them > underground. There ::: that's helpful, isn't it <sigh> ] > > I > * >
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