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[Allan]

Re: FLUXLIST: NSK/Laibach list NECHVATAL Joseph ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Mon, 7 Oct 1996 11:49:11 +0100   This school of militaristic imagery and music is all around us. You'll see it on your kids TV or at the movies -- along with a syrupy sentimentality to make it all seem heroic. The Laibach stuff, evolving out of industrial music, cuts the sentiment out and thus is darker and less infintile in its symbols. Its all pretty stupid of course. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Joseph Nechvatal @ Paris http://www.dom.de/arts/artists/jnech/ ================================================================ FLUXLIST: * Some suggestions for Fluxlist netiquette... Ken Friedman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Tue, 23 Apr 1996 11:23:33 +0200 * Be careful with the use of cut-and-paste technology. Avoid repeats and threepeats: Internet technology permits us to answer anything by copying and interlineating our response. That's a fast, easy way of handling communication between individuals. On a list, it can cascade into information clutter. It becomes particularly problematic when one is asked to read the same message three or four times in cascading rows of > and >> and >>> messages containing material we've read two or three times before. * Be thoughtful of time and presence. ========================================================== FLUXLIST: Any asshole allen bukoff ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Thu, 25 Apr 1996 17:36:15 -0300 Mark Bloch: >Fluxus is anarchy when the term "fluxus" is undefined. Or if it is defined >as "anything goes." It allows any asshole to call themself Fluxus which, as >we know, is currently the case. Speaking for the assholes...I find the space where any asshole can call him/herself Fluxus preferable to the space created by any definition of Fluxus I have ever seen. I'm pretty sure I'm serious about this, Allen Bukoff