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Id Lab from The Untitled Kingdom on 2001-08-23 22:55 [#00025195]



Time for an advert: I'm playing live at the Louisiana,
Bristol, UK, on Wednesday 5 September. E-mail me if you want
to come, I'll send you a flyer for cheap entry.

On a slightly more altruistic note, how many of this site's
music makers (& dreamers of dreams) play live? Any good tips
/ strategies? Perhaps we could get together for a big gig at
some point.


 

Barrett, Syd from Toronto on 2001-08-23 23:10 [#00025199]



I play, but not techno, but instrumental "post-rock" i
suppose.

fuck post-rock is an awful named genre.

i'll come to the gii if you fly me out there

: )


 

Id Lab from The Untitled Kingdom on 2001-08-24 21:31 [#00025487]



Problem is, post-rock has nomenclatured itself into a
corner. It's like modern art - you know, there was art
nouveau, then modernism, then futurism, then post-modernism.
I want to see some post-futurist art, just for the ultimate
contradiction in terms. Anyway, post-rock needs a new name
if it is to survive and evolve, which I am sure will happen.
I also want to play some, to get back to my bass & guitar
roots in a progressive way.

I'll fly you out, but there's an extra £1000 surcharge for
anyone coming from outside the UK.


 

rF from a warm place on 2001-08-25 06:37 [#00025539]



I will shortly be playing live. My plan is to have all of my
tracks as MP3s on a pc with Winamp and play keyboards/guitar
along to the tracks, either playing the actual melodies or
just improvising over the top. A good idea is to play an
ambient thing at the start for about 3-4 minutes, then break
into some really hardcore tunes. That's what I'm probably
going to do. Also, do covers/remixes. Lastnight I went to
this noise/industrial/gabba show thingy, and one of the
artists there played the music from Bubble Bobble with a
really distorted gabba beat. It went off and everyone was
dancing... fucking awesome..


 

Barrett, Syd from Toronto on 2001-08-25 09:25 [#00025572]



well it seems today that anything that's instrumental in a
rock band format is considered "post-rock" i.e. mogwai,
godspeed you black emperor, fly pan am... etc. it's a very
broad genre. hell, godspeed and mogwai are quite different.
i don't see it as a dying trend/movement/whatever like the
no wave scene or anything.


 

wizards teeth on 2001-08-25 11:36 [#00025609]



what sort of things are you going to play Hugh ?


 


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