quoted 15 lines I whole-heartedly agree. Any kind of ignoration (is that a word?)> > I whole-heartedly agree. Any kind of ignoration (is that a word?)
> based on something
> > as totalitarian as a concept (Adorno (he-he)) is use- and worthless.
> Forget about
> > "Techno" and "Rock". What does it sound like? Any good? Are they
> using guitars!? Oh
> > my God...but...what the...it rules! (this could be the reaction of a
> person fixated
> > on Techno upon hearing My Bloody Valentine for the first time).
>
> "Loveless" is better than anything ever called IDM or techno. "To
> Here
> Knows When" is quite possibly the greatest 4 1/2 minutes of music in
> the
> history of the art form. That is all I will say.
youre not alone there ;-D(rones)
quoted 8 lines I had little use for free jazz, but I knew there had to be _something_> I had little use for free jazz, but I knew there had to be _something_
>
> great in there, and eventually, I found Cecil Taylor and earlier
> Ornette
> Coleman, and my digging through tons of shit was rewarded. Just keep
> looking... Same goes for country, folk, qawwali, African musics, etc.
>
> There is great music hidden in so many places.
i saw this guy on a videotape of 'the greatest jazz pianists'... ... a
crazy
looking man in a tracksuit..... who looked homeless!... but did the
crazyiest
things with a piano.... i think the footage was late seventies..
is that cecil taylor?... i was in no state to remember names.... if so
id love
to hear plenty more.
Steve