Sean Ae
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it's not the only track and there are way less emotional things that also do this but the host of seraphim by dead can dance is pretty fucking effective at this ha i dunno man, i love rakim tho
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i never got into zappa when i got into beef heart it was that mirror man period stuff i first heard and the funk on it blew me away tbh i never heard any zappa that's really got that. john french is just a stupidly good drummer when he's doing that rolling blues style, totally sick yeah i dunno why that never came out, maybe just didn't feel very finished, but now it's one of my fave mixes of it
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don't care, genuine fuckup, all good not like its gonna hit sales of autechre is it not that i can think of
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ah i sold mine when i moved about a year ago was a marin nail trail, hard tail thing, p good, light but a bit stiff might get something more roady soon tho
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yeah i mean it only ever was a problem a cpl times but its easy enough to write a diff name on things, considering what you can get for exclusivity it's worth it credit's not a big deal is it, loyalty goes a lot further in my experience
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i never heard them once i think at a glastonbury years ago but it was so far off my radar then i think i totally ignored it
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yeah loads, long as fuck list. you've almost def heard of them all tho
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that could probably work for our Lego Feet 4track the 244 is now called hotdog cheerleader i'm not at liberty to say no good?
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not for a bit now yeah it's wicked
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lel drag that note length baby
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yeah sometimes we have to talk each other into using each other's tracks. like, it's always me trying to talk rob into including one of his tracks, or vice versa. almost never happens the other way round What's the reason for this direction? This sounds like you are not very sure about your own creations so you need positive confirmation from the other. well, insecurity obviously
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didn't pick up that vibe, usually reserve that sentiment for boyle or carr. perhaps you've conditioned yourself by falling asleep to jam;) but I'll stop before this place turns into cook'd+bomb'd. i dunno i just always get some hint of spite from his stuff he's alright comedian tho, pretty funny sometimes not really but i reckon what we call 'us' as in, 'conscious us', is just a little part of what makes autechre
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nah every cunt's doing that leave it to the aspirational types lol all that gear and then a logic piano roll says it all really
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nah i'm brutally out of touch these days i still think case 2 is cutting edge
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not heard it
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have u looked at a spectrogram of it? u sure the freq is where u think it is? here's a high ball then. what comedians do you rate? stew lee, louis ck daniel kitson sometimes caught stew last month for some comedy animal action. he's head and shoulders above everyone else and just gets better, interested to see how much of the tour material will make it to tv. kevin eldon live is also terrific but i thought his series was disappointing despite serious good will. difficult transition it seems. i can't get past thinking eldon is a real nasty fucker underneath i used to like simon munnery as well but not seen him in years
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it's slightly gimmicky cos the thing with tapes wasn't buying originals it was they they let you make your own, either compilations, taping stuff off mates, off the radio (v important) or doing your own edits if you had a decent (non servo) pause button the radio thing is what no one seems to get when they do retro music. things just didn't sound anything like they do nowadays. everything was really brutally compressed and out of tune. you can't learn a thing about how music sounded in the 80s by listening to digi re-releases nah i love tape, it allows you to make things louder (peak normalisation) and it actually sounds nice to my ears anyway, i like hiss sometimes (it was like our generation's version of dither) i still use tape sometimes but not for a while last thing we did that used it heavily was 'all tomorrow's linoleum' mostly old radio tapes tbh, lee browne and stu allan are the ones i have the most of
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Though the drums on the SK-1 were wild: The Gasman ( Christopher Reeves ) seems to use them lots back in his early stuff... yeah have u ever heard that track 'energy' by robot and the dj? theres a drexciya track with them on as well (disco pattern, both tracks) ooh good questionbut I'm not telling edit: actually i can tell u cos i just realised it's not what i thought it was a first edition of 'the power of sound' by edmund gurney What is the thing you were thinking of? :D ah you'll never know get wasted with all your mates
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here's a high ball then. what comedians do you rate? stew lee, louis ck daniel kitson sometimes
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ooh good question but I'm not telling edit: actually i can tell u cos i just realised it's not what i thought it was a first edition of 'the power of sound' by edmund gurney
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i really want george michael to do a gig with this i don't have any faves the only casios we had were an sk1 and an sk5 and i can only rem the demo on the sk1 it was shit
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i dunno i like watching their videos but i don't think i'd ever sit there and play a track by them i thought it was the producer guy who bought oversteps, maybe i just remembered it wrong that mcartney one with the synths on, i mean it's fucking terrible but it's kind of sonically pleasing somehow was just an accident not really, altho it was slightly inspired by some of daim's stuff (i dunno what they're called but they look like explosions or like the sea)
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yeah there are way harder tracks we didn't release just been talking about one today funnily enough i like most of 85-92 a lot last game i played was tempest on atari anthology on iphone still not sure about the controls but i wasn't near a computer so it'll do edit: i wasn't avoiding that q2 my brain stopped me from reading it, hmm well - i'm past the point where it actually bothers me but the whole 'how do you usually make a track?' thing got old pretty fast
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i think we just advanced it a bit between gigs iirc we prob don't listen to them as much as some people but we do check them when they appear, out of curiosity. things always sound really different when you're not interacting with it/each other
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i prefer it when mike gets more busy on the keyboards, just cos he's so unbelievably good at it Could you expand on this? I am intrigued. nah i'm not getting dragged into some long boc critique i like TH a lot but i do miss the little keyboard runs, i hope they return after the harvest
