From david turgeon Sent Fri, May 21st 1999, 14:51
From david turgeon Sent Fri, May 21st 1999, 14:51
> >you'll think i'm crazy, but this is exactly what made me not buy the > >first add n to x album. "ahhh... this looks allright, the cover is > >nice... i hear they're pretty noisy... cool... aaaaartghhgghhg, > >picture on the back cover!!!@#! & they look so alt.something... nah, > >not buying it." > not the noise you might be looking for, though i would recommend it to > you. you like stereolab if i recall correctly? well, take stereolab and > fuck them up bigtime a you'se got addntox. ahhh, they better be fucked up big time, i have a hard time standing stereolab anymore. maybe i should sell my discography. i think i got caught into buying their records after listening to emperor tomato ketchup which i still think is brilliant, but haven't found anything remotely as good except maybe transient random noise blah & space age ba(t)chelor pad music. anyone up for a trade? :) > actually, i bought it today, and am listening to it now! incredible > coincidence! i was hesitant at first to get it as well becuase there > were 3 people in the group, making it a "band" as opposed the to lonely > guy in his bedroom studio that i can relate to so well. i wasn't > dissappointed when i finally got it. they look too genx/mtv-friendly on the back cover of "on the wires of our nerves" (or something like that). i would relate more to a bunch of keyboard smashing punks perhaps. > np: (well addntox is done now and i'm on to): STURM (wolfgang voigt's > brother) - (no idea what this album is called) another thing i've heard at a listening station that i didn't bother with. it seemed to have nice sounds though. someone has to come up with a "make your own 10 minute minimal techno song in 5 minutes" cd-rom. you just feed it dub samples & you turn up the bass really high. -- david turgeon at http://www.notype.com