Bibio signs to warp.
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well you did say "but I don't like that warp are getting away from IDM (even though it is admittedly dead)."Phasen wrote:Did I?novayshun wrote:
suggesting a label stick to a sound is ludicrous,
I just wish IDM were still popular and I was born 10 years earlier or something. I just like electronica way more than rock, or any mix there of, tha's all i mean. Therefore, I like Warp less now than I would have in, say, the mid 90's...
however you meant that statement my point still stands. diversity is the key to a labels long term survival.
They're iTunes+, no? Which is no DRM. I thought so, anyway.novayshun wrote:yes & noArchrival wrote:answers soon please as I need the album for a session outdoors tomorrow!
burn the tracks to cd, then re-rip the cd as drm free mp3s
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sorry my reply box was open too long, did not see the updates. lolShoes wrote:They're iTunes+, no? Which is no DRM. I thought so, anyway.novayshun wrote:yes & noArchrival wrote:answers soon please as I need the album for a session outdoors tomorrow!
burn the tracks to cd, then re-rip the cd as drm free mp3s
Yeeey! Got the files in my player now, time to go to bed early then up tomorrow for a long walk with a friend to the lake with Ovals and Emeralds!!!! will also listen to "Belong" really highly recommend them! all BOC n Basinski heads check out the song Same Places!!!guuurgl...!!!
and Aidan and Hecker, will be nice).
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Take care
I love how versatile Bibio is. Ovals and Emeralds is a different sound from Vignetting the Compodt, yet it's still uniquely him. And his Warp LP sounds amazing.
He said he reads forums, so I LOVE YOU, STEPHEN.
He said he reads forums, so I LOVE YOU, STEPHEN.
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Did anyone see this little blurb from the popmatters interview posted a page or two back?
3. The greatest album, ever?
Music Has the Right to Children by Boards of Canada. No record has moved me as much as this. When I first listened to this all the way through on headphones, I had decided by track seven that it was the greatest thing I’d ever heard. Not only that, but track nine: “Bocuma”, was the most distilled yet murky-vague rendition of a specific type of nostalgia, completely steeped in melancholy and awe; the joy of reminiscing with the ache of longing. I remember that the hidden voices in “Turquoise Hexagon Sun” brought back an incredible childhood memory of splashing about in a Welsh river with my brother and sister and other kids from the campsite until the sun started to set. Any music that dusts off a gem of a memory like that isn’t simply music, it’s something else, closer to psychedelics or hypnotism than just a regular music CD.
3. The greatest album, ever?
Music Has the Right to Children by Boards of Canada. No record has moved me as much as this. When I first listened to this all the way through on headphones, I had decided by track seven that it was the greatest thing I’d ever heard. Not only that, but track nine: “Bocuma”, was the most distilled yet murky-vague rendition of a specific type of nostalgia, completely steeped in melancholy and awe; the joy of reminiscing with the ache of longing. I remember that the hidden voices in “Turquoise Hexagon Sun” brought back an incredible childhood memory of splashing about in a Welsh river with my brother and sister and other kids from the campsite until the sun started to set. Any music that dusts off a gem of a memory like that isn’t simply music, it’s something else, closer to psychedelics or hypnotism than just a regular music CD.
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Dont you just love it when music does this? bliss pure bliss hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm i feel fluffyryetronics wrote:Did anyone see this little blurb from the popmatters interview posted a page or two back?
3. The greatest album, ever?
Music Has the Right to Children by Boards of Canada. No record has moved me as much as this. When I first listened to this all the way through on headphones, I had decided by track seven that it was the greatest thing I’d ever heard. Not only that, but track nine: “Bocuma”, was the most distilled yet murky-vague rendition of a specific type of nostalgia, completely steeped in melancholy and awe; the joy of reminiscing with the ache of longing. I remember that the hidden voices in “Turquoise Hexagon Sun” brought back an incredible childhood memory of splashing about in a Welsh river with my brother and sister and other kids from the campsite until the sun started to set. Any music that dusts off a gem of a memory like that isn’t simply music, it’s something else, closer to psychedelics or hypnotism than just a regular music CD.
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