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Cool CDROMs

    31-May-94 19:56:37
Sb: #104980-Cool CDROMs
Fm: krazy images 72724,3111
To: ROBERT RITGER 75050,2255
Then you and me doesn't have the same idea of high technology and art, sorry. Not to talk about tastes. Certainly Gabriel and Byrne are one of my favorite musicians but if you want a list of vinils here (which are still bigger than the CD collection) and favorite musicians I can give you 2MBs in any database file format. IMHO, both Gabriel and Byrne are the only ones who have developed strong ties to visual high technology. I have not seen LesPaul or Creme in Art Futura, sorry, althought I have quite a few LPs of them. Check Explora and you will be closer to what I mean with "ties to high technology", not only samples, synthesizers, Amigas and Toasters. I think that you are the closed mind here. My point was about the use of multiple media and technologies to convey a message, rather than only sound experimentation (which, as a purist, I have to admit that most times escape from my understanding – I am of those who thought in the past that the only good synthesizer was the one that was unplugged- it is a question of taste). We all have our favorites, Robert. I have arround 5000 favorites and all of them are in the top. From Dogs d'Amour to Led Zep, from old Queen to U2, from Primus to Anthrax, from the Beatles to the Rolling Stones, from SoundGarden to Tom Waits, from Byrne to Gabriel, from Pink Floyd to ACDC, from the Sex Pistols to Thin Lizzy, from Barrikada to Rosendo to many other underground European groups that will never appear in the MTV, from… well, should I start with the Duke, Amstrong, BBKing and the gang? Trust me, get explora and the latest Art Futura tape to check what my previous message meant. And get also the reverse side of technology, latest Waits. hey! I want to play the bones and I wanna a Ride too! Bye, ana /krazy images