Extralife
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http://www.factmag.com/2018/08/14/singles-club-aphex-twin-cupcakke-matthew-dear/ Looks like FACT prefers Matthew Dear. I disagree :)
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Nice ‘n pale.
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Umm he’s been influenced by different genres and artists his entire career — rave, ambient techno, jungle, etc. Why is this any different?
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Fixed
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The new parameters on display here are next level lushness. What other WATMM cliches am I missing?
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under his alias "The Flashbulb" ?
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This is next next level.
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Wasn’t it called kick ass violin solo? No, that was the Prodigy remix
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always preferred hearing it in Real Audio.
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Next level next level next level
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Reminds me of the time I picked up Tango n Vectif and Cyclobian Sunset at a Virgin Megastore in Orlando ‘97. Ah, the good old days.
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Oneofhizbest.
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This will be some highly concentrated Aphex goodness. Video for each song?
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Is this a daily routine?
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...and think outside the box.let's touch base in the morning I'll go ahead and schedule a Slack meeting so we can put our heads together and think outside of the box. I'll CC you both into the Outlook invite.Key stakeholders need this by close of play today Waaaait a minute. You all haven’t taken your Myers/Briggs personally tests yet. You are not authorized to use workplace language yet.
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...and think outside the box.
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I work for a development company and I hear that word daily. It's watered down and soulless... so definite corporate connotations here. Maybe it's a regional thing?Yup I get definite corporate connotations from that word. I think the problem with it is that it's both passive and general - it doesn't tell you what was innovated, how, or who did it.That’s the fault of the speaker being an inarticulate knob, it’s not inherent to the word itselfThere's some truth to that but (at the risk of indulging in pedantry) I think it's inherent in the word as well. For one thing, it's an adjective as opposed to its verb form "innovate" so the subject (innovator) is lost and you're already poised to create a duller, less meaningful sentence structure. And for another, getting away from connotations, trends, and corporate buzzword culture taking a shit on everything, it's vaguer than, say, "intensify", "abbreviate", "complicate", or even "blend", etc. In other words, what kind of innovation are we talking about here? What did he do to innovate in the past? https://www.businessinsider.com/innovate-or-die-a-mantra-for-every-business-2013-7 “Innovate...or die.”
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New page High Five to ya Schlitze:) :aphexsign: :aphexsign:
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Ummm is that Primavera??
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One of his best tracks, ever. Honored that I was there to see it debuted. Just think: four more tracks to round out this release.
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I’m ready, Rich.
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God yes
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there you go!https://atomtm.bandcamp.com/album/se-or-coconut-around-the-world The Power of WATMM TM.
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Morphology - Traveller (Firescope)
Extralife replied to Extralife's topic in New & Upcoming Releases
They're Finnish...I'm sure they'll play again soon.
