sine nomine

@KovalainenFanBoycome up with something better then, quick the boys might rebrand at the last minute.

Just finished ratched. I thought it was really pretty to look at - made the 60s come to life (maybe a tad exaggerated but whatever) ...the characters and acting were alright I guess okonedo's character annoyed the shit out of me though and I thought (you guessed it) governor G. Wilburn was of course hilarious! The main story is pretty fucked up, it really is one of revenge but also redemption and I felt bad for the siblings. laughed really hard at the self amputation part though - I mean the show was kind of absurd at times ...of course I'm going to have to watch cukoo's nest now... I don't remember it at all it's been so long.

Gets pretty groovy when they slaughter dubstep with that bass from hell - ie ashaville @20:26 mark. plenty of other groovy snipets sprinkled on those sets iirc.

@dingformung2 dumps within an hour... Impressive!

I was well I to breakbeats, dnb and techno growing up and so I worked really fucking hard to get into ae... I hated it at first, really did - but I knew it was because I didn't understand it (like a language or something) so I was determined to learn this "language" quaristice was my intro to them BTW... Its probably still one of my faves.

The exorcist

You really echoed my thoughts exactly here (worded them better than I could've tbh) I agree, stylistically speaking their work hasn't deteriorated (though style is something rather subjective) But like you mentioned, their ideas in later releases are definitely assimilated quicker (especially for the seasoned listener) and hance (for me) there are less "ahh" or "click" moments and more of "I see what you did there" moments. There's a surprise element to the "click" moments that (to repeat myself) I just don't get from later releases - maybe, like you say, I'm also assimilated to the phenomenon.

for me there's less of those "click" moments from elseq-aelive-nts... most tracks are just too monolithic.

tac Lacora for me really highlights my point about their playfulness with repetion and of course there's also their trademark stroke of genius 'irresolution to order' (entropy) which mostly if not always becomes seamlessly structured in it of itself - within a track or leading to another.

Tropic Thunder

Indeed.

What I really love about their process is how they play with repetition. Which for me I noticed around lp5 and later to be more prominent (though they've always played with it) The idea of having say, a snare (example the snare on LCC) be so beautiful crafted to sound different on particular repeated hits. Of course they play with repetition in numerous other ways so for me I wouldn't really "remove" anything I would just prefer to listen to the works that encompass this idea of repetition more.

I know right!? ?

*IF you meant this for me* Well then your insecurity is quite flattering ?

I wasn't trying to contradict anything Just meant it as an expression...like not everyone is white here. You know? ??

Aside from the medical aspects - snoring not only keeps the non-sleeper up but it also mocks the non-sleeper.

Oh I bet you're confused ?

Oh hell no...

OK. You had you little input. You want to move on now... Or?

That's where your mother should have stopped. Instead she had you.