From Brett McCormick Sent Thu, Feb 12th 1998, 08:29
From Brett McCormick Sent Thu, Feb 12th 1998, 08:29
That's why you buy them used, so your money doesn't go to support such things :) Seriously though, I haven't heard much talk of paul shutze around here and as far as I'm concerned he writes some brilliant stuff. I started out with The Rapture of Metals, which is the second disc in the New Maps of Hell "series". Very nice (dare I say) "ambient". I'll give it a listen and maybe post a review. After hearing this disc I had to investigate, so I picked up New Maps of Hell (also very good) and Site Anubis. I cannot recommend Site Anubis enough! I beleive that it is a series of live sessions splice together after the fact. Very nice jazzy (dare I say it again) "ambient". If I could describe music, I would, but words fail me! I must write when it is fresh in my mind. I also picked up some in his "deux ex machina" series.. hasn't quite grabbed me in the same way, but they're growing on me. I saw an interview with him in Outburn magazine as well, maybe I'll post it.. --brett On Wed, 11 February 1998, at 12:35:51, wells wrote: > that's a pretty sad viewpoint. you've got to realize that by buying > people's music you're directly supporting them and any ideologies they > posess. would you really want your money going to someone who supports the > killing of Jews? would you buy a neo-Nazi techno compilation because it had > _cool_ beats? > > i hope not. > --- > : wells oliver / xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx > : http://mute.simplenet.com