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offline mappatazee from ¨y¨z¨| (Burkina Faso) on 2004-10-24 03:39 [#01370252]
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Yes, ymenard is right.


 

offline uviol from United States on 2004-10-24 04:12 [#01370284]
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I tend to agree with you. I find it easier to compare
Autechre to art than try to evaluate it in conventional
musical terminology.. it's a different type of music. I'ts
more concerned with structures and sonic imagery than notes
and beats, per se. While I'm not sure I'd agree with your
art movement analogies 100%, I think you've got the right
idea. Hell, you might be right about those too, but then
again it's somewhat subjective. I agree with your listening
methods, though.


 

offline mrgypsum on 2004-10-24 07:33 [#01370372]
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for us laymans of architechtural knowledge, i dont see it, i
just see great music, in fact, i only see that autechre has
tried to create beautiful music, and this music places an
importance on the sound of the music rather than the
structure of the music. yes the music sounds structural, but
i think that is a quality of the sound rather than the music
(the structure of the track).


 

offline mappatazee from ¨y¨z¨| (Burkina Faso) on 2004-10-24 07:39 [#01370376]
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No way. It's definitely both.


 

offline mrgypsum on 2004-10-24 07:44 [#01370380]
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well, to classify it as this and as that, arnt we just
arguing the same old argument, autechre is idm, not its
glitch, no its....,

if you really want to say, hey they are about the sound of
music and about the structure of the track both, yes, they
are but if you listen to their music, the structure of their
tracks is not as ground braking as their sound. so yes they
are both, but i think were they really pushed the envelope
is with their sound.


 

offline mrgypsum on 2004-10-24 07:54 [#01370394]
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i think we are saying the same thing though, the more i
think about it, to say their sound is ground braking, i dont
mean that their music is just about the sound, sure its
about the structure of the track and rythym / beat / melody.
ive heard they described as architects or audio technology
researchers, but i think this is dead wrong. there music is
not just concerned with sound.


 

offline ymenard on 2004-10-24 16:34 [#01370823]
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Well it goes again with the analogy of musical architecture.
As creators, do they care about the form, or the fonction?
Which one follows what?

Should they be concerned by the sound, or the structure?

I'm a little tired of emotionally responding to electronic
music at first. For me, it has never really done anything
more than to give myself a couple of cliché moments while
listening to a piece. Either AE, BOC, AFX, VSNARES,
[]PUSHER, whatever, etc... I try never to fall into that
trap. It's easy, I mean anybody can go "ooh it feels like
blue aliens crawling into my brain and tickling my ears on a
cold chilly winter night"­. That gives me no true
satisfaction to my intellect.

The same applies to art, there's at least a reasonning to
start with, that you can deliminate a certain piece in
specific regions of art. Sure you can after that, give
yourself emotionally into it, but at least give yourself a
structure of what you're (in this case) listening to. When
let's say, you see a work of art, either a sculpture, a
painting, a building, etc... what are your first
impression? They cannot be of pure emotions. You
categorise itself, within specific patterns like the
volumes, the shapes, the situation, etc...

That's exactly what's done with Autechre. Music is an art
form, and Autechre imho does more into art than any other of
the big ones of electronic music. Tri Repetae is the first
step by the duo into something larger then what they had
done before. Even the second disc of TR++, it's not as
important as the first one considering it was released
before and doesn't reflect as much the "revelation" the
music is performed. It's similar to the first step in
modern architecture of the 20th century. There was some
little work done before, but when the greats like Walter
Gropius, the Bauhaus school, etc... started working, it was
a "revelation". That's what Tri Repetae++ feels to me, it's
the opening to something new.

hmm...


 

offline mrgypsum on 2004-10-29 14:25 [#01376281]
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I'm a little tired of emotionally responding to
electronic
music at first. For me, it has never really done anything
more than to give myself a couple of cliché moments while
listening to a piece. Either AE, BOC, AFX, VSNARES,
[]PUSHER, whatever, etc... I try never to fall into that
trap. It's easy, I mean anybody can go "ooh it feels like
blue aliens crawling into my brain and tickling my ears on a

cold chilly winter night"­. That gives me no true
satisfaction to my intellect.

if you dont look at music in this way, you miss something
essential that the music has. i agree with the part about
the visualization of the music (the bit about the blue
aliens) but i will only respond emotionally to music,
because thats what i think music, paintings, ART is - its a
piece of architecture / technique / SOMETHING put out by an
artist that can only be understood by connecting to it
emotionally, by the listener. if i were a music maker, i
guess i could only look at a piece of art, in the way you
suggest, strictly a scientific artistic study, without
emotional connection. i am not an artist, and with that, i
experience art by taking it on emotionally and seeing where
it brings me. i could never have art or music any other way,
it is beyond science or the objective, to me.


 

offline zkreso from Kr.sand (Norway) on 2004-10-29 14:34 [#01376291]
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Tri Rep is not my fav AE album, but it's probably still
better than anything else released the last 20 years.


 

offline ymenard on 2004-11-02 17:26 [#01380535]
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One thing that's nice about this whole movement that we're
listening to these days... Not since modal Jazz have music
been that much appreciated for it's purest form of
engagement between the listener and the creator. And only
classical music could be within that border (and not all of
it).



 

offline mrgypsum on 2004-11-02 20:51 [#01380763]
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so true, at certains times and moods, i am so engaged in
this music, that i find i can put the rest of my life on
hold. i can stay within like this indefinetly, if i did not
have to attend to the rest of my life. for me though, its
not just about the escape, but its something thats totally
undescribable. but i ramble.


 

offline power from poops on 2004-11-02 22:20 [#01380800]
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Greetings xltronic.com! This release is the fucing shiznit.
I'm glad they bundled the extra stuff! hard to find
otherwise


 

offline power from poops on 2004-11-02 22:20 [#01380801]
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even vletrmx? if so, snap out of it man!


 

offline crapheat from asshat central on 2004-11-02 22:20 [#01380802]
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hmm really power? I used to like it, but became really sick
of it =(


 

offline crapheat from asshat central on 2004-11-02 22:21 [#01380803]
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that was the first to go. what happens in it? =)


 

offline Exaph from United Kingdom on 2005-02-16 03:45 [#01500782]
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ace release. i have this version which i recently picked up
in tower records, ny. ive only just realised that this
version is different. anyways, possibly my fav ae release -
a nice bridge between old and new. oh and i love the 2nd
disc too! ++


 


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