Subject: RE: music genres : electronic(a) / electroacoustic
From: doh (thrash@btclick.com)
Date: Sat Feb 22 2003 - 10:57:01 EST
How boot this one Syvli ?
I've invented a new word
: CHIRPNEY
it’s a cross between cockney and chirpy
could be derogatory if used in the the cheeky lovable cockney w****r
way....
respecs to all - even Ned and that guffing idiot Neil....
IS IT ? is also a great alternative to innit
Used in the same context in sarf London...
I know it sounds weird but you get used to it
I think It might be spelt ISSIT..
Thankyou GOD for P2P
Kris
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Subject: music genres : electronic(a) / electroacoustic
hola CEC / IEC / CBC / BBC et al ...
(including thrash aboot and his bro ned)
re: ICMC (international computer music conference) ... please repeat th
web address .. thanks in advance .. i'm looking for the *call* in my
files .. it's there somewhere with the gaffers tape and sounds o wings
... ;-) ... not to mention imaging sounds o snow flakes .. care o
Leif's Brush with th music o Nature ... and close miking th sounds o
trees ... http://www.freetoears.net
innit obvious i'm a naïve bird but i'll ask any hoot ..
what is th difference and similarities between the genres of
electronic(a) / electroacoustic ?
how does ambient aelectronic(a) compare and contrast / cross roads with
soundscape composition ?
i imagine and hope to hear your thoughts innit obvious .. ? .. or will
this just be another paleothic dis-cuss throwing cross continent jamming
on-lines ... ;-) ... na i enjoy th rhetoric as much as th next ... and
th insights are hi-fi at th best / worst o times ...
btw / imho ... *innit* it is a new word i learned in music school today
...
innit good to be alive ...
best, macCormac / sylvi
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