"noise" criteria
Robert P. Beveridge
On Wed, 22 Apr 1998 00:57:56 +1200, George Gosset <Joo...@xtra.co.nz>
wrote:
>So how wide is discussion here (given obvious overlaps with other
>groups) ?
We've become alt.merzbow-and-aube, mostly, but it wasn't always like
this. (I confess to being part of that, with my
ever-since-putting-in-my-order-June-30 "all hail Merzbox!" sporadic
posts...)
>Xenakis ?
I consider it a great failing on my part that I have yet to hear
Xenakis. Got a good starting point?
>Rock (Fushitsusha) ?
There ya go, you lot, noise/pop!
Rev.Goat
Rev. Matthew A. Carey
>So how wide is discussion here (given obvious overlaps with other
>groups) ?
>Xenakis ? Schoenberg ?
>Cecil Taylor ? current "free jazz/improv" ?
>Rock (Fushitsusha) ? Enviroments/installations ? Process ? Minimalist ?
>Electro-acoustic ?
>Fuzz guitar, pshychedelica, feedback, free-for-all ?
>
As lord almighty of this newgroup, I give you and you alone permission
to post on all of these subjects.
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Mr MBC1033
>So how wide is discussion here (given obvious overlaps with other
>groups) ?
>Xenakis ? Schoenberg ?
>Cecil Taylor ? current "free jazz/improv" ?
>Rock (Fushitsusha) ? Enviroments/installations ? Process ? Minimalist ?
>Electro-acoustic ?
>Fuzz guitar, pshychedelica, feedback, free-for-all ?
>
>
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Stig Mathausen
George Gosset wrote:
>
> So how wide is discussion here (given obvious overlaps with other
> groups) ?
> Xenakis ? Schoenberg ?
> Cecil Taylor ? current "free jazz/improv" ?
> Rock (Fushitsusha) ? Enviroments/installations ? Process ? Minimalist ?
> Electro-acoustic ?
> Fuzz guitar, pshychedelica, feedback, free-for-all ?
>
I'd say of the above, psych, fuzz, & rock would be out - too conventional.
Minimalism, only if particularily abrasive, methinks.
And as for serious/classical types, why not? I think hearing Ligeti's work
during the "psychedelic voyage" segment of "2001" as a kid might have primed
me for the harsh noise sound early on...
George Gosset
So how wide is discussion here (given obvious overlaps with other
groups) ?
Xenakis ? Schoenberg ?
Cecil Taylor ? current "free jazz/improv" ?
Rock (Fushitsusha) ? Enviroments/installations ? Process ? Minimalist ?
Electro-acoustic ?
Fuzz guitar, pshychedelica, feedback, free-for-all ?
George Gosset
Joqo...@xtra.co.nz
( ^ unwanted 'queue' to e-mail slice)
Colin Pascal
Stig Mathausen (tro...@istar.ca) writes:
> And as for serious/classical types, why not? I think hearing Ligeti's work
> during the "psychedelic voyage" segment of "2001" as a kid might have primed
> me for the harsh noise sound early on...
Or how about most of Eraserhead? :) That's what got me. The soundtrack
rocks.
Colin.
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Stig Mathausen
Colin Pascal wrote:
>
> Stig Mathausen (tro...@istar.ca) writes:
> > And as for serious/classical types, why not? I think hearing Ligeti's work
> > during the "psychedelic voyage" segment of "2001" as a kid might have primed
> > me for the harsh noise sound early on...
>
> Or how about most of Eraserhead? :) That's what got me. The soundtrack
> rocks.
>
Fair 'nuff too. Is there an actual soundtrack for this?
Erik Hoffman
There is a soundtrack available for "Eraserhead". I have only seen the
vinyl. Don't know if there is a CD version. I think it is pretty hard
to find these days.
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Kevin J. O'Conner / Tinty Music
> There is a soundtrack available for "Eraserhead". I have only seen the
> vinyl. Don't know if there is a CD version. I think it is pretty hard
> to find these days.
I can confirm this. I haven't seen it in the shops for a while (admittedly, I haven't
been checking) but there is definitely a CD version.
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Colin Pascal
Stig Mathausen (trop...@istar.ca) writes:
> Fair 'nuff too. Is there an actual soundtrack for this?
Yep. I have the promo LP with the picture of the baby. I highly
reccomend it, but I don't know where it's available.
Stig Mathausen
Colin Pascal wrote:
>
> Stig Mathausen (trop...@istar.ca) writes:
> > Fair 'nuff too. Is there an actual soundtrack for this?
>
> Yep. I have the promo LP with the picture of the baby. I highly
> reccomend it, but I don't know where it's available.
>
I'll have to hit you up for a dub - you live in Ottawa too, I assume?
Mason Jones
Erik Hoffman <lo...@earthlink.net> wrote:
: There is a soundtrack available for "Eraserhead". I have only seen the
: vinyl. Don't know if there is a CD version. I think it is pretty hard
: to find these days.
Yeah, there's a CD version, I've got it. Don't know how hard it is
to find now. Definitely worthwhile, though.
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dave milsom
Brent Bruni Comiskey wrote:
>blah blah blah blah...
>
> Also females who make noise.
There's a joke there somewhere, but i'm just too damn tired..
toddlike
For a first time-Xenakis I reccomend "Krannerg"- it's pretty widely
available, and fairly "noisy" (though I wouldn't condier it noise...)
Robert P. Beveridge wrote in message <353ccb2a...@news.csuohio.edu>...
>On Wed, 22 Apr 1998 00:57:56 +1200, George Gosset <Joo...@xtra.co.nz>
>wrote:
>
>>So how wide is discussion here (given obvious overlaps with other
>>groups) ?
>
J Wrench
On Wed, 22 Apr 1998 18:34:40 -0700, "Kevin J. O'Conner / Tinty Music"
<tntm...@halcyon.com> wrote:
> if there is a CD version. I think it is pretty hard
>> to find these days.
>
>been checking) but there is definitely a CD version.
It wasn't recently, but I bought my copy on CD at the freakin mall. It
was on IRS, distributed by A&M.
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thom bruner
Stig Mathausen wrote:
> Colin Pascal wrote:
> > Or how about most of Eraserhead? :) That's what got me. The soundtrack
> > rocks.
Absolutely. I believe it was released in vinyl and compact disc format
circa 1989(?). The CD, released on PGD/A&M/IRS, is readily available
from what I can tell. Try checking at CDNOW (www.cdnow.com) for a decent
starting place. Highly recommended for those who dig "bloop-bloopy",
droney soundtrack compositions. Nice.
thom.