Bibio signs to warp.
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Phasen wrote:novayshun wrote:
suggesting a label stick to a sound is ludicrous,
Did I?
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...
well you did say "but I don't like that warp are getting away from IDM (even though it is admittedly dead)."
however you meant that statement my point still stands. diversity is the key to a labels long term survival.
novayshun wrote:Archrival wrote:answers soon please as I need the album for a session outdoors tomorrow!
yes & no
burn the tracks to cd, then re-rip the cd as drm free mp3s
They're iTunes+, no? Which is no DRM. I thought so, anyway.
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Shoes wrote:novayshun wrote:Archrival wrote:answers soon please as I need the album for a session outdoors tomorrow!
yes & no
burn the tracks to cd, then re-rip the cd as drm free mp3s
They're iTunes+, no? Which is no DRM. I thought so, anyway.
sorry my reply box was open too long, did not see the updates. lol
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).
Take care
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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