I'd cite some of Lusine's work, and Jan Jellinek, and Fennesz "Endless Summer," but you might not like them, or hear the musicality and warmth I do in them.
I love the way cassettes sound too -- but then I end up digitizing that sound. Sad fact is everything goes through a computer at some point. The only truly analog are people who can do it all with their hands, mouths, acoustic instruments and no amplification. But I doubt someone like that could move a thousand sweaty punters in a dark club at half three. Or if they could, they'd be my heros. On 9/2/06, v12 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
show me a 100% pc-made trak that would sound even close to rod modell's deepchord 14 or rhythm n sound's "carrier". speaking of rod - any of his traks on ecchocord. or afx's "blue calx" or "laricheard" or mike parker's "caesura 1" or andres' LP on mahogani/ kdj 29 either you're all joking..or you simply can not hear the elementary difference in sound-detail. i test my hearing once a month in a dedicated lab,and it's bat-good so to speak. the rest is fair - not only i wont support the dull brightness spread around me by thousands of ridiculous labels but i'll take any occcasion to say what i think about it.. i remember autechre's interview in which they said the same as most of you: that it's not the computers' fault, it's the ppl who use it that are responsible for the cold lifeless sound - it would sound much more reasonable if they ever made one vibrant,warm sounding record imo. the stuff i got on warp cassettes ["tri repetae"/"chiastic slide"] appeared to sound miserable on cd and so on blablabla /12
