ross adey wrote:listen d4verdann or whatever your name is, your creating tension where there dosen't need to be any.
my reply may have been irrational but this isn't the first time you've riled ppl up in this forum.
can i get a hell yeah???? i dont dislike you. but your a bit of a sicko, thats all.
I get psychic when i read irrational things like you wrote earlyer, i mean why should i shut up or else, "ross adey" or whatever your name is, if there's anybody here who's creating tension here today it's you and not me
Daverdann means well, but I'm assuming English is his second language...
I think alot of the inadvertent 'tension' is just misunderstanding or inarticulation due to a more limited grasp of English... Correct me if I'm wrong.
Also Daverdann, you can always 'edit' your posts rather than making so many in a row
Goiter Sanchez wrote:Daverdann means well, but I'm assuming English is his second language...
I think alot of the inadvertent 'tension' is just misunderstanding or inarticulation due to a more limited grasp of English... Correct me if I'm wrong.
Also Daverdann, you can always 'edit' your posts rather than making so many in a row
Well Englisch is my second language, but i don't think the articulation of my feelings here is that bad, that comment i gave earlier to Ross Adey was not to offend him
hexagon son wrote:steve reich... i at least think he counts for soomething.
i agree
also delia derbyshire and the radiophonic workshop
(btw there's no sequencers in the dr who theme tune... just vast loops of tape and some synths pushed into self-oscillation and manipulated by hand very carefully. if that ain't idm [which is a term i fucking hate anyway] i dunno what is...)
and iannis xenakis
hexagon son wrote:the dr who theme tune definitely counts in my book. not many people had access to synths back in 1961 so i think that is fair game. and orbital did re-work it. i can still remember the first time i heard that theme tune. very creepy.
Yes i know but it's no dance music is it
I don't know - it's got a fairly rhythmic bassline. You certainly couldn't dance to a lot of other IDM though. I reckon IDM is a really bad term to use for electronic music.
Also, I agree that Delia Derbyshire was a pioneer.
hexagon son wrote:the dr who theme tune definitely counts in my book. not many people had access to synths back in 1961 so i think that is fair game. and orbital did re-work it. i can still remember the first time i heard that theme tune. very creepy.
Yes i know but it's no dance music is it
I don't know - it's got a fairly rhythmic bassline. You certainly couldn't dance to a lot of other IDM though. I reckon IDM is a really bad term to use for electronic music.
Also, I agree that Delia Derbyshire was a pioneer.
There's another term for music you can't dance to, it's called ADM>Abstract Dance Music, also used in the electronic music scene.
dont know if any of you have noticed but there is a poll i put up called define dance music, it would interesting to hear some of your thoughts to what constitutes dance music and what doesnt. what elements are required and what arent. is kasabian dance music? they use synths and such, but also use guitars. their music has a beat.
D4VERD4NN wrote:
Yes i know but it's no dance music is it
I don't know - it's got a fairly rhythmic bassline. You certainly couldn't dance to a lot of other IDM though. I reckon IDM is a really bad term to use for electronic music.
Also, I agree that Delia Derbyshire was a pioneer.
There's another term for music you can't dance to, it's called ADM>Abstract Dance Music, also used in the electronic music scene.
Anonymous wrote:
I don't know - it's got a fairly rhythmic bassline. You certainly couldn't dance to a lot of other IDM though. I reckon IDM is a really bad term to use for electronic music.
Also, I agree that Delia Derbyshire was a pioneer.
There's another term for music you can't dance to, it's called ADM>Abstract Dance Music, also used in the electronic music scene.
genres suck. it's either good music or bad music.
If you put it that way, there's no good or bad music, just music
