Re: Is there a moderator here?

[Mark <sine@zerocrossing.net>]

Electronic music is such a huge genera... I don't know where to start.
I'd probably start with anything you can find from Brian Eno.  He's done
everything from pop to ambient.  His music often contains a lot of
looping, and the albums he did with Robert Fripp are some of the best
looping ambient stuff, IMO.  Also, check out stuff by Bill Laswell and
his many projects.  Again, another biggie with loop based music.

Mark Sottilaro

alex millar wrote:

> Maybe I can help redirect things with some ignorance. I am new to the
> post but not totally new to electronic music and my interest in it has
> been rather solitary - I don't have a group of people that share my
> interest through who I can get information - so it is not broad. I
> just get interested in things as I hear about them or research them.
> So... what is the great music that I should listen to? I don't know if
> I am rational or self-actualized yet but I try. ExProBono
>
>      ----- Original Message -----
>      From: HarryEsq@aol.com
>      To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
>      Sent: Sunday, November 17, 2002 10:40 AM
>      Subject: Re: Is there a moderator here?
>       how's about ignoring people who are obviously just trying
>      to provoke a reaction?  i think if people stopped paying
>      attention to this crap it would stop - quite ironic that a
>      guy with (apparently significant) emotional problems and
>      (apparently) little interest in looping or its ephemera has
>      generated the most number of posts and responses to any
>      topic(s) in ages - it shouldn't be surprising to anybody
>      that there are people out there who, for one reason or
>      another, get their jollies taking pot shots at anyone in
>      their line of sight - as i have unfortunately learned too
>      often, intelligence and the ability to play interesting
>      music in an interesting way does not always translate into a
>      rational, fully functional, self actualizing human being -
>
>      perhaps there is a silver lining to this wackiness, however,
>      since this debacle has caused me to de-lurk long enough to
>      say hello and thank the list at large for turning me on to
>      some great music that i may not have otherwise heard -
>
>      harry
>