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soundgarden is still grrreat. what's your favorite king crimson album? |
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sometimes you know. i love getting into beck and other acoustic stuff. find some folk stuff i like and really get into it. but its either been electronic music or nothing lately. sorry. |
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"starless and bible black" and "Elektrik". they've always sounded great when improvising/live. |
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I've done it for almost 2 weeks, although admittedly, it's only 6 years or so that I've been listening to this sort of music really regularly. The main thing I found was that whilst I certainly don't think all rock/indie is bad, even the really great stuff isn't as good as the best IDM. I also found I was writing acid lines for about 1/2 an hour a day, using the 303 notes & USAD notation, in a notebook. So I suppose that's cheating as I'm "listening in my head". Incidentally, I hope this doesn't mean a campfire headphase type shift towards "real instruments" for our very own IDM-star dog_belch? |
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aah :D starless and bible black is my favorite oldschool crimson album! discipline would be my belew era choice. both eras are fucking awesome, i just hope they're working on some new stuff. have you got their "cirkus" 2cd? |
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me and dog_belch have already written 37 tunes with acoustic guitars and violins under the new, collaborative guise "Randy's Quickstop". |
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"cirkus" - no :) i can't remember what it is, a live old tracks compilation ? ;] i have tried a zillion times to get into the KC 80s but i just can't get to like those albums. it's hard to choose one fav cause apart from that 80s period i love all their stuff. the poetic/jazz-rock 70s, the 90s with their "double-trio" Vrooom and Thrak, live ProjeKcts [amazing set of live improvisations]...and a very good come back with "the power to believe". it's also Fripp's guitar, he's my fav guitarist, i keep discovering his past collabs and guest appearances [ FSOL etc. ]. He's great. as for the new stuff....last week Fripp had a recording session with Belew....it seems they're the only left members of the previous KC incarnation - as for now. Fripp wrote something about "new exciting music" in his diary. |
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for me it's really hard to compare sometimes. sure i prefer electronic music [ and enjoy those little bits of electronic drums in king crimson AD 2003 ] . but there are some non-electronic albums which will always be classic and pwn electronic ones for me. sometimes electronic music lacks the spontaneous energy that a live guitar band can produce. as for making electronic music, quite the same : i sometimes miss playing/being in a band. playing together with people feels great, doesn't it. |
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The electronic drums in the first track of Elektrik fit in really well, true. |
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