Ish, I love you.

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Originally posted by Ishkur EBM......has nothing to do with big beat or chemical breaks, and never did.

then i suppose you havent heard enough recent ebm (including the artists you've mentioned)

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TCM are God.

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Originally posted by Abhay shit like Fat BOys Slim, and Chemical Brothers. Chemical Brothers sort of did it, but it's really defined more like shit like Fat Boys Slim. another name for it is "big beat" Big beat usually has distorted, compressed breakbeats at moderate tempos, acidic synthesizer lines and heavy jazz loops. Usually has punkish-style vocals and driven by intense, distorted basslines, with conventional pop and techno structures. Big Beat is also characterised by a strong psychedelic influence stemming from the influence of The Beatles, Led Zeppelin's breakbeats, and the Acid House musical movement.

I accord with seeking new depths of knowledge, I was wondering how the works of Aphex Twin fits into this. I mean I reccongize the guys a fucking zoo of electronic genres, but is there a style that is sort of a blanket term for his music? It doesn't seem exceptable to call any electronic music "Experimental" anymore.

for the sake of relavence to this post, what would tracks like Cornish acid off the Richard D. James LP fall under? Acid Breaks? Sometimes I feel that EDM has spun more out of control than modern Christianity and all it's bastard denominations...

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Originally posted by Psy-T then i suppose you havent heard enough recent ebm (including the artists you've mentioned)

That's not ebm.

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Originally posted by DJ Mission I accord with seeking new depths of knowledge, I was wondering how the works of Aphex Twin fits into this. I mean I reccongize the guys a fucking zoo of electronic genres, but is there a style that is sort of a blanket term for his music? It doesn't seem exceptable to call any electronic music "Experimental" anymore. for the sake of relavence to this post, what would tracks like Cornish acid off the Richard D. James LP fall under? Acid Breaks? Sometimes I feel that EDM has spun more out of control than modern Christianity and all it's bastard denominations...

no idea man.....

i just typed of wikipedia...

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Originally posted by Ishkur That's not ebm.

contradicting your own words directly does wonders to add to your point.

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Originally posted by DJ Mission I accord with seeking new depths of knowledge, I was wondering how the works of Aphex Twin fits into this. I mean I reccongize the guys a fucking zoo of electronic genres, but is there a style that is sort of a blanket term for his music? It doesn't seem exceptable to call any electronic music "Experimental" anymore.

people like to refer to aphex twin's music as idm (intelligent dance music)

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Originally posted by Psy-T contradicting your own words directly does wonders to add to your point.

Show me where I did this.

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Originally posted by Ishkur Show me where I did this.

Ishkur: EBM is Electronic Body Music......Popular artists are Front 242 and Frontline Assembly.
Psy-T: then i suppose you havent heard enough recent ebm (including the artists you've mentioned)
Ishkur: That's not ebm.

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all these arguments and hardly any recommendations,

oh and Ishkur... you didnt get back to me

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Originally posted by Psy-T Ishkur: EBM is Electronic Body Music......Popular artists are Front 242 and Frontline Assembly. Psy-T: then i suppose you havent heard enough recent ebm (including the artists you've mentioned) Ishkur: That's not ebm.

An artist isn't allowed to change genres? (Frontline Assembly are Delirium, btw. You know, Silence? ...yeah)

I specifically mention that their heyday is the late 80s.

meneedit: get back to you about what?