Re: (idm) (I)nteresting (D)riving (M)oment

From Rusty Householter
Sent Fri, Apr 16th 1999, 07:30

> I had a similar experience the other night.  A car stopped at
> the light next to me had its stereo cranked up to self-destructive
> levels.  The windows were up, so most of what I heard was
> rhythmic buzzing and crackling from the trunk-mounted speakers.
> For all I know the driver was listening to the latest Spice Girls
> monstrosity (or whatever), but as the distorted bass line excited
> various resonances in the deteriorating speakers and within the
> car's trunk, the noises emitted sounded a lot like Cristian Vogel's
> latest...  (And I LOVE CV's latest!  "Busca Invisibles").

Live in the dorms and have like a 'wicked stoopid' neighbor down with Slim
Shady or whatever that is, and me trying to listen my good old Coldcut
albums.  I don't think I've listened to an album straight here.  And screw
the Oval and Pole, just gets all drowned out, becomes less interesting the
more you add to it.

> Speaking of "found sounds," but does anyone else find Squarepusher's
> latest attempts to combine D'n'B and Gamelon sounds a bit like a
> roomful of old electromechanical pinball machines?  (This isn't
> intended as a put-down, BTW.)

Is that on the new EP?  Are soundbites at warp-net?  Did you get a white
label or something?

What's with this Autechre EP?  It's got 11 tracks on it!  That's an album to
me.

I read in Jockey Slut about Death in Vegas, so I think Irene was wondering
what they are up to, check out that ish.  Also read that Plaid are releasing
some kind of mental multimedia thing real soon but haven't seen any stuff on
Warp about it.  Supposedly it's like millenium related stuff.  Then lastly,
ole Aphex, guess he's taking a three month break from all the Windowlicker
commotion (was there really that much?).  Plus the interesting comments of
Chris Cunningham, on a fax to warp or something.  All in this month's Jockey
Slut.  Tis only $6.75 to us chappies in the US, subscriptions available too,
operators standing by.


Rusty