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I can imagine people falling for these, the first two tracks at least...did you merge them to reach the same play time and amount of tracks?

lolllll... was it at all similar? link?

which brings us to BOLA who is not so much like most of the above maybe but nonetheless very good, nice combination of unique weird ambient and faster rhytms... oh, and your list includes BoC so you might like. Get Soup or Fyuti My Shapes-CD arrived just yesterday, I've yet to listen to it though. Excuse me in case you've mentioned Bola yourself in some other thread or something, I never tried to remember who knows what.

I also think Qtio is very nice

it's a shit comparison but, how about aphex? I know there are a few members who haven't actually heard any of his stuff... if you're one of them, you should. Come to Daddy EP, Richard D James Album, Hangable Auto Bulb, maybe

I think we broke this thread with our anger - get it back on track with some more quotes and stories "And you actually do spend money on this then" - Julius, plays the guitar stories are better, but I couldn't think of many to be honest, when do I play ae in public and when do people actually react and say something about it....

may I steal this quote, it's perfect. and yes, it's really annoying how people nowadays (by nowadays I mean, since I was born, and before that, in contrast to e.g. the times where the most innovative classical concerts were being composed, and were popular) seem to be unable to listen to instrumental music. as if "songs" were the only kind of music that exists, ignoring the obvious fact that there are like a trillion more ways to combine and compose things using the whole scale of possible sounds, not only the tiny fraction that is vocals... like the people in my country who just lurk around the German part of the internet, unimpressed by and resistant to the possibility to explore the WHOLE internet... using "de.youtube.com" so they get content that's been filtered for them, made German-appropriate (and that while they could still use the regular youtube.com in German language). and regarding the music, it feels like so many people simply have an urge to cathegorize things they hear, so they rather do that instead of just listening and reacting to what they hear. people try to do it when I listen to whatever stuff, it's frustrating - "this is like it's music for people that are, in clubs" - "this, to me, is like techno" - "this is like for people who meditate, yoga music" and you just want to tell them ffs, just listen, then decide whether you like it or not, and don't try to grasp what it IS (especially since you're failing miserably at it too)

Scanner - Double Fold

less than a minute ago, Come To Daddy-ending (the fast cut part after the scream) used to describe a heroine-trip on a German telenovela :getlost:

Donkey Kong Country

Quino Phec

Lustmord - Black Star on one speaker cause the damn amplifier ist broken or something...

SAW85-92 appears to have been given to a technician by some young guy to test the acoustics in a concert hall, on a BBC Docu about IQ-tests. Tha was playing for a few seconds. It wasn't used by the makers of the program and actually made me quite happy.

Yesterday I was watching some shitty 2 hour "news"-thing for unemployed women when they showed some mouldy flat of a "messy" and played Hankie in the background...

Just found the old dvd with my tv recording on it - documentary about a german woman who let her child starve to death, hid it between the pillows of a sofa in the other children's room and eventually put it in a freezer has the first 4 seconds of Gwarek 2.

Would also be my favourite from Untilted, if I had to pick one

Scanner - Amirvelt

I never got into LP5. The only one that never grew on me... Strangely enough, I absolutely adore Envane, but LP5, though loved by everyone, just seems incredibly shallow and uninspired to me. EP7 was cooler, but they still took a surprising turn with the brilliant Confield. Weird. As for Quaristice, I love it, but it seems slightly inferior to the previous one to me. Untilted is calculated perfection (even for me, not being an active musician and normally despising maths) that is yet absolutely enjoyable, while Quaristice is... either I didn't get half of some tracks yet or they're just... different. My favourites being Perlence and 90101-5l-L, I still think they're absolutely great, but they're two of the few moments that hit that weird enjoyable-complex-addiction-nerve just as hard as Untilted did for me... well, the album's got a completely different atmosphere, and I even disliked Untilted in the beginning. It's all back to subjective in the end and I can't properly rate it without having listened to it many times more. I think it's great, but my expectations where just a bit different after Untilted. Maybe that's a good thing too.