IDM/Electronica

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Op zaterdag 30 november 2002 16:28 schreef Born_2B_Scorned het volgende:
To Do !

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Op zaterdag 30 november 2002 16:45 schreef JanDenSmeerpoets het volgende:
squarepusher, autechre, boards of canada, plaid, two lone swordsmen

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bij favorieten gaarne albums vermelden

Telefon tel aviv - Fahrenheit fair enough
Global communication - 76:14
Pete namlook and richie hawtin - From within
Bola - Soup
Gas - Em:t 0095
Autechre - Incunabula
Lobe - Hibernation

squarepusher - go plastic! (the exploding psychology, aiai)
boards of canada - music has the right to children (aquarius, roygbiv)
autechre - alles
two lone swordsmen - a virus with shoes
plaid - double figure (squance)

en todo?
tjah... sta altijd open voor suggesties

En wat betreft Somatic Responses. Die hebben al veel gemaakt.
Het vroegere werk is meer richting Hardcore. Veelal 4/4 kickdrums enzo, maar tegenwoordig zit het meer richting IDM.
Ze blijven wel goed, die gebroeders Healy.

en zo nog wel een paar ...

met dank aan moderator voor snelle aanpassing!

het is trouwens IDM, niet IMD

[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door -Dalai- op 01-12-2002 16:59]

Higher intelligence agency - Colourform

to do list:
leeg

Dus hou ik ik het voorlopig maar bij:
Phoenecia - Brownout CD
Phoenecia - Soul oddity/Odd job 12" (electro meets advanced electronix )
Takeshi Muto - Expect more from a past life CD

nou het eerste wat me zo tebinnen schiet:

aphex twin (SAW 85-92, classics, surfing on sine waves)
autechre (amber, tri repetae)
boards of canada (music has the right to children)
plaid (eh..rest proof clockwork)
squarepusher (feed me weird things)
the future sound of london (lifeforms)
u-ziq (lunatic harness)
orb (orblivion)
orbital (in sides)
plastikman (consumed) (valt dit eigenlijk nog wel onder IDM/electronica...)

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Op donderdag 5 december 2002 16:01 schreef flaphead het volgende:
plastikman (consumed) (valt dit eigenlijk nog wel onder IDM/electronica...)

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Wel typisch hoe weinig mensen dat soort muziek waarderen denk ook aan labels als Basic Channel/Chain Reaction.

Iemand?

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Op vrijdag 6 december 2002 19:31 schreef zodiakk het volgende:
Waar staat IDM eigenlijk voor? Ik zag ergens "Intelligent Dance Music" en toen heb ik rijkelijk geschaterd.

Iemand?

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Intelligent Dance Music

Greetings. The Intelligent Dance Music mailing list was set up in August of 1993 by Brian Behlendorf and Alan Parry as a platform for the discussion of a wave of what was termed "Intelligent Techno" originating mainly from the UK. Initially, the idea was to create a list dedicated to the Aphex Twin but it soon became apparent that there was a whole lot more going on that we felt was worthy of discussion. The most obvious example of this was Warp records Artificial Intelligence series which brought together various artists whose names are now at the forefront of the new wave of electronic listening music. These artists, including Black Dog Productions, B12, Autechre, and Speedy J from the Warp series and others such as Reload, Mu-Ziq, Future Sound of London, Beaumont Hannant, and Ken Ishii are in my mind the epitomy of "IDM". As always, however, there are no specific boundaries by which we are able to define what is and what isn't Intelligent Dance Music. To begin with, lets look at a couple of different analyses, the first of which is by Chris Hilker..

"What is Intelligent Dance Music? "Intelligent" gives a nod, obviously, to Warp Records' (UK) "Artificial Intelligence" releases. Let's take a close look at our copies of the 'Artificial Intelligence' compilation, shall we? (This compilation, WARP CD 6 in the UK, Wax Trax/Tee Vee Toons TVT 7203 in the US, is one of the very few definitive releases in this genre.) On the front cover, we see the subtitle: "Electronic Listening music from Warp". The picture on the front cover is of a humanoid figure reclining in a chair. From these two points, we can conclude that the music we're talking about is intended for *listening* - it may be danceable, and it may be influenced by current trends in more straightforward dance music, but it is intended more for your living room than your local club. Looking more closely at the cover pic, there are three album covers strewn on the floor of the figure's room: an early Kraftwerk record, Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon,' and Warp Records' first compilation, 'Pioneers of the Hypnotic Groove.' These, then, are three big influences in IDM: the electronica of Kraftwerk, the druggy self-indulgence of Floyd, and the funky bleepiness of Warp's early stuff (and techno, in the narrow sense of the word, in general). Moving on to the back cover, there are two bits of text, besides the tracklist, of interest: one, at the top left corner, asks "Are you Sitting comfortably?", the other, in the lower right, says "Artificial Intelligence is electronic 'Listening music' for Long journeys quiet nights and club drowsy dawns. Listen with an open mind." Again, and always, the focus is on listening, rather than dancing. Inside back cover: "Artificial Intelligence: electronic music for the mind created by trans-global electronic innovators who prove music is the one true international language. Real people whose unity lies in a common sound + spirit and whose 'listening music' cannot be described as either soulless or machine driven. The atmosphere and emotion both come from the musicians, their machines are merely the means to a human end."

and another by Mixmaster Morris..

"[Intelligent Dance Music] means the opposite of stupid hardcore. And of commercial dance music. Ambient music and intelligent techno were always linked in my mind and the audience largely overlaps. Intelligent techno has got to have more function than just to be utilitarian dance music. It has to give you something to listen to and be intrigued by. It has to work in the domestic environment."

lekker doorschateren dus

[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door -Dalai- op 06-12-2002 19:49]

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Op vrijdag 6 december 2002 16:26 schreef Circuitbreaker het volgende:

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"Plastikman - Consumed" zou ik onder "minimal techno" indelen net zoals Richie Hawtin's "Concept" series. Wel zwaar goed overigens.

Wel typisch hoe weinig mensen dat soort muziek waarderen denk ook aan labels als Basic Channel/Chain Reaction.

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met (cd) releases van
Jan Jelinek (loopfindingjazzrecords)
Staedtizism
en natuurlijk Pole

erg relaxte tja... ik noem het meestal minimale elektronische laptop freejazz (blahblah)

vooral Jelinek vind ik errug lekker!!!

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Op maandag 9 december 2002 13:56 schreef MurW het volgende:
Is het Scape-label al genoemd?

met (cd) releases van
Jan Jelinek (loopfindingjazzrecords)
Staedtizism
en natuurlijk Pole

erg relaxte tja... ik noem het meestal minimale elektronische laptop freejazz (blahblah)

vooral Jelinek vind ik errug lekker!!!

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Pole is de enige die ik van die drie ken geloof ik..

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Op vrijdag 6 december 2002 19:31 schreef zodiakk het volgende:
Waar staat IDM eigenlijk voor? Ik zag ergens "Intelligent Dance Music" en toen heb ik rijkelijk geschaterd.

Iemand?

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Op maandag 9 december 2002 18:38 schreef Theeboon het volgende:

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Tja. 'Intelligent Dance Music' dus. Ik houd 't maar bij 'electronica'.

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