(idm) Re: Jega, Lexaunculpt

From flesh-coloured anti-aircraft alarm
Sent Wed, Mar 17th 1999, 13:57

yo yo yo.  it's the otha man.

>On the other hand, as far as gigantic disappointments go, the
>Lexaunculpt Oh Here Come Some Noises 12" is just that. All those 
>people saying what a genius Alex is have obviously heard some very 
>different music to this. 

i ... kinda ... agree.  it is rather a disappointment after all the hype 
on this.list, but i do see some potential.  especially that seriously 
raw-ass funky track with the high pinging noise (i'll be fucked if i'm 
going to try to remember those dang post-Ae song titles).  as for "all 
those people saying what a genius" the cat is, well, they're all very 
special people who get CD-Rs and we're not, so we'll just have to take 
their snotty little words for it. :)

>Please don't take this the wrong way - I can see all these SoCal
>people's eyeballs exploding from the stress of reading this ;)

heh.  god forbid a divergent thought might cross their monitor.  (mental 
note:  start ridiculous thread comparing lexaunculpt to islam, boards of 
canada to christianity and pole to japanese shamanistic "hopping" cults 
from a pseudonymous address.)

>I don't like it mostly because it's just not my sort of music, but 
>then BoC, Jake Mandell, Gescom (sometimes) and others do similar 
>stuff which I love. 

interesting - i think jake mandell's got some skills when it comes to 
programming, but his 'ambience' could use a little roughing up.  but i 
have yet to hear the worm inyerface cd.  but i do think mr. mandell's 
steez smell less like a brown booth and more like his own.

>And that last new-age ambient track is *completely* gratuitous.

it is!  it sounds like something popul vuh would've dropped from one of 
their religious albums for being a bit too overwrought.

some yutz (xxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx) wrote:
>so wasn't this the old as fuck record that he's kciking the shit out 
>of now?

so isn't this still the record that everyone on this list was busting a 
nut over?  most musicians despise their early material; so what?  or are 
you just trying to retroactively abort the hype?  some 
kinda...terminata....thing.

in closing, i like _oh here's some noises_, but i'm hoping that mister 
culpt chooses to build on the more original aspects of it and not lean 
so heavily on the Ae-techniques (hey, the percussion's ratcheting down 
again!).

wasting bandwidth since 1994,
[gr]
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 she's sunk our soldiers and they try to keep her tame...'

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