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Playing this obnoxiously loudly tonight. It's kind of... IDM before IDM was a thing. Just a fun collection of noises.



Side note: how did artists sample music like this before the advent of programs like garage band or whatever?

i didn't like that as much as Time Waits For No Slave, of their newer releases

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Three Colours : Red (soundtrack) - Zbigniew Preisner

not so much new love as renewed love - the caviar of film music, easily (not that i like caviar much but having a hard time finding a metaphor)

Great album! IDM was definitely already a thing when it came out though. :)

Heh. You're talking like there was no such thing as audio software in the mid to late 90s. There was though. It's actually the stuff I learned on. I'm not sure specifically what Alan Sutherland's methods were on this album. I remember when it came out reading an article about him that made it sound like he just recorded multiple tracks of himself on the turntables, though he may have used a sampler or some of the aforementioned software.

Janszoon, wan't that in your journal?

Anyway, nothing like a good bit of Gregg Allman:
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I declare that I dig this album.

Yep, it's the first album in my journal.

Knew it. Haven't read yours properly!

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Really good Post-rock, all instrumental. All the basic elements, stringed instruments, loud drums, and a beautiful electric guitar tone. Highly recommend if you like something like Explosions in the Sky or Godspeed You! Black Emperor.


(Richard D James Album)
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I've always liked this album, but after revisiting it about a dozen times, I have to say it's my favorite by him.

Perfection:

Has anyone tackled this one yet?

I've listened to the first CD and I'm enjoying it quite a bit. Reminds me a bit of Swans. Love of Life, especially.