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which Ovuca album shall i buy? |
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lactavent is wonderful |
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I highly recommend king stacey |
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well i havent heard any of his stuff before, only what was on the replex radio set, and want to buy 1 album of his off warp.... i cant decide which! if i like, which im sure i will, i will buy the rest :D |
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and id rather get and album than an EP to start off with |
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i have onclaments and lactavent,,need to gert king stacy and his new one (wasted sunday) i think........... again........get all............... |
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now listening to magic escalator =o) |
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bugger it im gunna order lactavent :) im ordering we are dmx while im on warprecords too :) |
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have you guys heard vatican nitez by ovucas label-mate global goon? |
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i ordered that last night! |
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hexagonaldope - is it good? you know yor idm, you are rad !! p.s. nice colors behind your pic !! |
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yeah, i studied electroacoustic music at college, have been into electronic music for years . My Pop used make electronic music in the 60s and 70s. Vatican Nitez is a great piece of work. |
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Lactavent is harder and more robotic, but still has some lovely tunes. Wasted Sunday is quite chilled. Try downloading "afternoon girl" (wasted sunday) and "kissa" (lactavent) and see which you prefer. They are all really good though... |
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hex----who was that john guy you mnetioned on the ohter thread? who invented idm? |
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john cage - have a look on google, hes the father of modern music ;) |
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explain more please !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!thank. |
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"If something is boring after two minutes, try it for four. If still boring, then eight. Then sixteen. Then thirty-two. Eventually one discovers that it is not boring at all." --John Cage. ----------------------------------------------------------- ------------- |
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John Cage did that piece called silence, which was, like, silence. And what's really funny, is that you can download it from AG, even though it's just silence! |
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info http://www.azstarnet.com/~solo/4min33se.htm |
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thanks |
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quote from taht site on 4'33" 4'33" continues to baffle and confound people today. It has become an icon of the modern era, at once synonymous with Cage in the popular imagination, and Cage with it. This probably would have pleased him. It is music that is completely free of intentional sounds, and, in this sense, it is like a tabula rasa, a blank slate upon which the world of unintended sounds writes its music. But, it is a tabula rasa in which not everything is permitted. Intentional sounds and egocentric actions have no place here. 4'33" requires a serious, reverent, focused, and open mind that is willing to put aside preconceptions and embrace the universe of sound as music. It is easy to fall victim to the error that anything goes in this piece. Cage was clear that this is not the case. He was quite critical of "bad performances" of his music, and 4'33" was no exception. Ego and guile have no place here. The performer is dispensible and so is the audience. Only a singular, devoted listener is needed. 4'33" has no precedent in the history of music and it is probably history's most radical break with aesthetic tradition. Since it is "continuous", it is eternal, without beginning or end, boundless in time. It begs for our attention upon the preciousness of our environment. It is music that attempts to express nothing and to communicate nothing and yet expresses and communicates everything. |
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