I agree mate, but I always had a love/hate relationship with Roedelius's stuff, or to put it another way 'live' ambient-type music. Something I love on Cd 'at home' bores the pants off me live. It's the same with Klaus Schulze, in the studio and on CD...brilliant (for the most part), live? I'd sooner spend the whole night in the bar. Hard to explain really.epsilon75 wrote:24db wrote:I wonder if the gig would be worth it?epsilon75 wrote:Just managed to get him on my Myspace friends
I wish i could goand i mean that 100%....would be a great experience
I don't know what it is about TD 'live', but....even if my attention wanders for a few seconds there's always something in it for me. Sometimes it's not even the music, it's the small movements on stage, a glance between members, the lights, or changes of colour (btw have you noticed that TD's light show always goes from Cold to H.o.t colours?...from the blue/greens to the Reds). It sounds odd when you write it down, but it's a fact neverthelessepsilon75 wrote:I do know where you are coming from especially repetative quiet Ambient sounds live...........that can mince the head a little
24db wrote:I don't know what it is about TD 'live', but....even if my attention wanders for a few seconds there's always something in it for me. Sometimes it's not even the music, it's the small movements on stage, a glance between members, the lights, or changes of colour (btw have you noticed that TD's light show always goes from Cold to cold colours?...from the blue/greens to the Reds). It sounds odd when you write it down, but it's a fact neverthelessepsilon75 wrote:I do know where you are coming from especially repetative quiet Ambient sounds live...........that can mince the head a little
Depends on the definition of "ambient" Long synth washes and pads are fine by me. One of the things I love about ambient music, is it sounds at its best when played loud.epsilon75 wrote:I do know where you are coming from especially repetative quiet Ambient sounds live...........that can mince the head a little
what light show?epsilon75 wrote:24db wrote:I don't know what it is about TD 'live', but....even if my attention wanders for a few seconds there's always something in it for me. Sometimes it's not even the music, it's the small movements on stage, a glance between members, the lights, or changes of colour (btw have you noticed that TD's light show always goes from Cold to cold colours?...from the blue/greens to the Reds). It sounds odd when you write it down, but it's a fact neverthelessepsilon75 wrote:I do know where you are coming from especially repetative quiet Ambient sounds live...........that can mince the head a little
As long as we dont get the light show we had in 2003 everything should be fine
Of course Mick thats fine..........but some ambient stuff is just one long constant drone with hardly a change of any noteHobo wrote:Depends on the definition of "ambient" Long synth washes and pads are fine by me. One of the things I love about ambient music, is it sounds at its best when played loud.epsilon75 wrote:I do know where you are coming from especially repetative quiet Ambient sounds live...........that can mince the head a little
I know what you mean Andy - my attention wandered when I saw Sigor Ros a few years back, but their encores were a completely different kettle of fish and a fantastic conclusion to the evening.24db wrote:I agree mate, but I always had a love/hate relationship with Roedelius's stuff, or to put it another way 'live' ambient-type music. Something I love on Cd 'at home' bores the pants off me live. It's the same with Klaus Schulze, in the studio and on CD...brilliant (for the most part), live? I'd sooner spend the whole night in the bar. Hard to explain really.epsilon75 wrote:24db wrote: I wonder if the gig would be worth it?
I wish i could go
