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2000-10-30 03:52Kurt Hoffman Re: [idm] industrial roots of idm
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2000-10-30 03:52Kurt Hoffman> > > I found it a natural progression from industrial to techno. I was into >> Throbbing
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Re: [idm] industrial roots of idm
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quoted 11 lines I found it a natural progression from industrial to techno. I was into> > > I found it a natural progression from industrial to techno. I was into >> Throbbing Gristle Psychic TV, Coil, Einsteurzende Neubauten and >> especially >> Skinny Puppy, among others. Still love them all. I went from goth via >> industrial to techno. Never got out of the habit of wearing all black >> though. > >I know I started out with industrial (especially the bands listed above) as >well as many WaxTrax! releases. Listening to these eventually gave way to >hearing Aphex Twin & Autechre and then getting into Skam, Warp and other IDM.
I started out smoking Lucky's and listening to Ornette Coleman, moved on to psychedelics with the minimalists, until I hit a serious patch of red wine, 20th century composers and German opera in the mid-80's. Schoenberg, Ligeti, and Sun Ra were later joined, in the early '90's by Ellington and Fletcher and Monk. Squarepusher's "Port Rhombus" landed like a well-guided missile on my listening habits and changed everything. I'm still drinking red wine, and minimalism is back in my life, this time with a kick drum. k --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org