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mechanismj wrote:

My personal favorite Richard Dunn moment. The part where he creepily leans into Navaro and says Zwei Dunkel Jungen is the funniest thing in human history!
The "I got that" moment near the end is not bad either. As for the Corinthians matter, I can only rely on that they make confortable KHAN seats.
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pfl wrote:
mechanismj wrote:

My personal favorite Richard Dunn moment. The part where he creepily leans into Navaro and says Zwei Dunkel Jungen is the funniest thing in human history!
The "I got that" moment near the end is not bad either. As for the Corinthians matter, I can only rely on that they make confortable KHAN seats.
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Seeya_Later wrote:Or just bare hand it. Then they go directly to tweaking synths and playing keyboards. It's the secret to getting that warm analog sound.
Hahahaha!

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Seeya_Later wrote:Or just bare hand it. Then they go directly to tweaking synths and playing keyboards. It's the secret to getting that warm analog sound.
Hahaha, that's amazing.
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polar sky wrote:
Seeya_Later wrote:Or just bare hand it. Then they go directly to tweaking synths and playing keyboards. It's the secret to getting that warm analog sound.
Hahaha, that's amazing.
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This is an intelligent conversation right here...
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theoktitus wrote:This is an intelligent conversation right here...
Intelligent Dance Music For The Win (Ughhh... what do people here on his forum think of the term 'IDM'??)
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Roygbivman wrote:
theoktitus wrote:This is an intelligent conversation right here...
Intelligent Dance Music For The Win (Ughhh... what do people here on his forum think of the term 'IDM'??)
IDM and Techno (Ugh) are two terms I hate with a passion.
Electronic Music is perfectly fine.
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Seeya_Later wrote:IDM and Techno (Ugh) are two terms I hate with a passion.
Electronic Music is perfectly fine.
Hating on IDM, fine, I like the term but whatever. But what's with Techno, it's completely legitimate genre. Of course it's completely misused by the public and people who don't know what they are talking about, but that's beside the point.

Not too fond of 'electronic music' though, it's kinda like saying Guitar music or Acoustic music.
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noby wrote:
Seeya_Later wrote:IDM and Techno (Ugh) are two terms I hate with a passion.
Electronic Music is perfectly fine.
Hating on IDM, fine, I like the term but whatever. But what's with Techno, it's completely legitimate genre. Of course it's completely misused by the public and people who don't know what they are talking about, but that's beside the point.

Not too fond of 'electronic music' though, it's kinda like saying Guitar music or Acoustic music.
Point taken. I just think Techno is an umbrella term like you say. I just don't like the way it sounds, probably because I make electronic music and most people say afterward "Oh, He makes Techno". It's strictly personal, I just don't like the way the word sounds. It ends up being some people's catch-all term when they encounter anything electronic.
I refer to my own music as synthpop or circuitgaze.
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I think I totally lost hope about the black box. :(
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word. i was going to give up after the solstice, but already can't fight thoughts of 'they're dead or the tapes have melted etc.
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Seeya_Later wrote:
noby wrote:
Seeya_Later wrote:IDM and Techno (Ugh) are two terms I hate with a passion.
Electronic Music is perfectly fine.
Hating on IDM, fine, I like the term but whatever. But what's with Techno, it's completely legitimate genre. Of course it's completely misused by the public and people who don't know what they are talking about, but that's beside the point.

Not too fond of 'electronic music' though, it's kinda like saying Guitar music or Acoustic music.
Point taken. I just think Techno is an umbrella term like you say. I just don't like the way it sounds, probably because I make electronic music and most people say afterward "Oh, He makes Techno". It's strictly personal, I just don't like the way the word sounds. It ends up being some people's catch-all term when they encounter anything electronic.
I refer to my own music as synthpop or circuitgaze.
Yes. That is exactly what happens. People who don't understand something find the most overused generic term they can to categorize it, because they simply cannot live unless something they don't understand fits neatly into our wonderfully redundant human language. I have never made anything that resembles techno. I consider it music made with electronics.
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So, um... I don't really want to look like an idiot (Though I'm probably going to) but... It is pronounced 2ism or tWOAHism?
:)
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Spine wrote:So, um... I don't really want to look like an idiot (Though I'm probably going to) but... It is pronounced 2ism or tWOAHism?
Given the album cover, I'm assuming 2-ism.

I'll probably sound like an idiot for saying this but is Geogaddi pronounced
jee-oh-gah-dee or jee-ah-guh-dee?
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Julian Candy wrote:
Spine wrote:So, um... I don't really want to look like an idiot (Though I'm probably going to) but... It is pronounced 2ism or tWOAHism?
Given the album cover, I'm assuming 2-ism.

I'll probably sound like an idiot for saying this but is Geogaddi pronounced
jee-oh-gah-dee or jee-ah-guh-dee?
lol, a friend saw me browsing the forum and he was like "what's chwoy-zum?"

and, i liked the name "jee-oh-gah-dee" better. it.. has a more sincere air to it.
maybe because "gah" sounds like "god," i dunno
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Julian Candy wrote:
Spine wrote:So, um... I don't really want to look like an idiot (Though I'm probably going to) but... It is pronounced 2ism or tWOAHism?
Given the album cover, I'm assuming 2-ism.

I'll probably sound like an idiot for saying this but is Geogaddi pronounced
jee-oh-gah-dee or jee-ah-guh-dee?
Huh, I've always pronounced it tWOAHism... And as for Geogaddi I pronounce it "jee-oh-gah-dee".
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I used to pronounce it Twoah-ism for a long time. Then one day I was like "Well, it's spelling implies it's 2-ism." So I finally came around to saying that.
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