What do you like about electronic music?

[Guest Ominous]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XH3aYVbILP4

[Hautlle]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XH3aYVbILP4

 

Watch that guys eyes @ 5:24.... WTF?

[Blir]

He's asking because he doesn't listen to electronic music. You're talking to someone who likes 80's hair metal.

 

Why do you like 80's hair metal?

[Guest Spittal]

I just listen to it, so that I have something to talk about with WATMMers.

[Capsaicin]

lady gaga has a nice pecker

[soundwave]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XH3aYVbILP4

 

pretty much says it all

 

 

tho it does look like he's wanking on a big black strap-on at the end

 

 

technical self indulgence

[chenGOD]

cause it makes me cum stupid hard.

[goffer]

I do it for the rush, the adaptation, and the general backwardness of the act.

[YEK]

I do it for the rush, the adaptation, and the general backwardness of the act.

*slits wrist while listening to autechre*

[Guest ruiagnelo]

There's no electronic music.

[posture]

Synths

[cruising for burgers]

i like how it sometimes sounds like a flipper machine

[psn]

Synths. And control freaks tweaking it to the max in one direction or the other.

[jules]

chicks dig modulating arpeggio synth riffage

[bossman]

chicks dig modulating arpeggio synth riffage

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4593D44Lid4

[Hautlle]

chicks dig modulating arpeggio synth riffage

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4593D44Lid4

 

 

I LOVED this show when I was a kid.

[cruising for burgers]

looks like they gonna make out but then they don't, just flirting around...

[Guest nene multiple assgasms]

Experimentation. Rich and alien textures. Strange beats that aren't possible with human performers.

 

For me, it's the near infinite possibilities of timbre. To be able to use any sound and texture is liberating.

 

"They're about guns, lasers, robots with laser guns in space. Monsters from the future. Explosions. Sylvester Stallone doing a backflip on top of a spike while Robocop carries a ghost up a mountain. Bombs and swords and that... electronic music is awesome"

 

all these. plus the rhythms.

[chassis]

When your listen to like a track for like 2 minutes or so and you know you just hear this sort of whooooshing noise and it get louder and louder until the whole track is basically a whooooooshing noise and the it gets so loud its nearly hurting your ears but then before it become unbearable it breaks out in to thisKAKAKKAKAKKAOOOOOOOW KAKAKAKAKAOOOOOOOOOOW OOOOOOOOW KAKAKAKAKA OWOOOOWOWOWOWOWOOWOW

 

 

and 303

[Guest ruiagnelo]

hm. like the quote that someone posted in gernal banter before, something like : lyrics in rock,pop, whatever, tells a story. and electronic music gives you the feeling of that story. somethin like that. aye aye

 

Gotta agree with that

[Hautlle]

I like it when it goes BoomtshBoomtsh Crrrrr crrrr cc cc cboommxxxbomboobmmmmmmmmmm whickelelelelelleleeeel bombombombombombts tsts ts ts oontz tsts tsts BOOMtsh tsBOOMtsh tBOOMtsh BOOOOOOM click

[Guest dese manz hatin]

edit

[Silent Member]

I'm only in it for the money.

[Guest Glass Plate]

why would you limit yourself to any type of music?

[Cryptowen]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XH3aYVbILP4

 

Sort of off topic, but what I find interesting about that video is the bit where he talks about how plain the raw output of his synths are, considering he's sitting in a room full of gear analog purists would give acclaim to for it's organic, varying sound. I wonder if this is because we've had another three decades to pick up on the subtle nuances of synth waveforms, or if our standards haves just dropped over time.