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"What is the Most IDM Thing" Bracketology 2009


Fred McGriff

Pick the more IDM thing in each match  

130 members have voted

  1. 1. who wins?

    • girls and robots in the same photo
      63
    • the rush, the adaptation, and the backwardness of the act
      67
  2. 2. who wins?

    • random number generators
      64
    • sleep deprivation
      66
  3. 3. who wins?

    • ancient astronauts
      86
    • androids
      44
  4. 4. who wins?

    • space stations
      57
    • smoking a pipe inside a space helmet
      73
  5. 5. who wins?

    • bioilluminescence
      64
    • quantum mechanics
      66
  6. 6. who wins?

    • static
      63
    • large hadron collider
      67
  7. 7. who wins?

    • industrial piping
      74
    • ice water with ice
      56
  8. 8. who wins?

    • antarctica
      87
    • bees
      43


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jesus....folks, "the rush, etc" became a watmm meme as a way to shame its author into leaving the forum. It is in no way grand enough to warrant a tribute album. Such an album, by making people create music to match a loser's masochistic credo, would be giving him more attention than he's worth. "The rush, the adaptation, and the general backwardness of the act" is not IDM. It's not inspirational. It's an epitaph to an emo.

 

Girls and robots, on the other hand, is IDM. The imagination runs wild. Futurism and sex in one. This is a noble vision that bedroom musicians can aspire to. It proudly declares the dichotomy of cold rationality and sensuality to be a false one.

 

Girls and robots 2009.

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Exactly. The whole point of "the rush, the adaptation, and the general backwardness of the act" is that it isn't sincere. When people say it here, they are being ironic.

 

Now, if IDM has an ironic album title, then how are we any different than indie-shit?

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Exactly. The whole point of "the rush, the adaptation, and the general backwardness of the act" is that it isn't sincere. When people say it here, they are being ironic.

 

Now, if IDM has an ironic album title, then how are we any different than indie-shit?

 

well said sir

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For all of the shit talking of Antarctica and Ancient Astronauts, at this point they have the most votes. Just goes to show how much the lurkers own this forum.

 

Also, for all of the Ulillillia supporters, you can still put together your own compilation (a la DSC). I'd be down for doing this and mailing it to him.

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Exactly. The whole point of "the rush, the adaptation, and the general backwardness of the act" is that it isn't sincere. When people say it here, they are being ironic.

 

Now, if IDM has an ironic album title, then how are we any different than indie-shit?

 

 

people use the term IDM un-ironically ???

 

*head asplodes*

 

 

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jesus....folks, "the rush, etc" became a watmm meme as a way to shame its author into leaving the forum. It is in no way grand enough to warrant a tribute album. Such an album, by making people create music to match a loser's masochistic credo, would be giving him more attention than he's worth. "The rush, the adaptation, and the general backwardness of the act" is not IDM. It's not inspirational. It's an epitaph to an emo.

 

Girls and robots, on the other hand, is IDM. The imagination runs wild. Futurism and sex in one. This is a noble vision that bedroom musicians can aspire to. It proudly declares the dichotomy of cold rationality and sensuality to be a false one.

 

Girls and robots 2009.

 

i think we crossed that line long ago.

 

 

 

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With static as a well-performing contender we stand a good chance of a noise-based compilation album this year. Hooray!

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