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Aube >

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_shRW7RltNI

the luminousity performance is pretty good. a real hard to find vhs tape though.
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Was expecting Gero but I have to admit that I'm thankful that it wasn't
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brokenhalo wrote:Aube >

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_shRW7RltNI

the luminousity performance is pretty good. a real hard to find vhs tape though.
Are you talking about Luminescence? I have a bootleg of it. Interesting stuff.
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Acid King wrote:
brokenhalo wrote:Aube >

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_shRW7RltNI

the luminousity performance is pretty good. a real hard to find vhs tape though.
Are you talking about Luminescence? I have a bootleg of it. Interesting stuff.
you're right. dug it out to confirm. Aube is pretty hit or miss for me, but that one was definitely a hit.
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I only have a few of Aube's recordings but I enjoy the few I have. Cardiac Strain is cool as is the Quadrotation 4x 7" set.
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i love Aube, especially Blood Brain Barrier, I'm shocked people are talking about noise here, cool shit.
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I found this absolutely awesome video of one of my house-mate's acquaintances performing with Junko Hiroshige of Hijokaidan fame. This would seem to be as good a place as any to shove it 8)
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I am not unto Jap noise, but Government Alpha is pretty good. I am not really unto any of the other groups though such as Incapacitants, Hijokaiden, Merzbow etc... Though the "partikel" splits with Nordvarg was pretty good.
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Meh, optron isn't really that creative. It's not even an instrument as much as it is a glorified light show coming together with a somewhat poorly composed noise. I find stuff like this more impressive because it actually creates something you weren't expecting to see nor hear (which can't be said about Ito's stuff), and there's a composition that has drive and development to follow.

Then again, Ryoji Ikeda. That guy is the shit.
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moozooh wrote:
Then again, Ryoji Ikeda. That guy is the shit.
:shock: This is mindblowing! Thanks!
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I've seen his and Alva Noto's collaborative project "Cyclo." live in a concert hall. Best fucking show of my life, hands down! It's just like watching the legendary Gantz Graf being created in realtime on a big screen in front of your eyes for about an hour straight. Unforgettable experience.
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moozooh wrote:I've seen his and Alva Noto's collaborative project "Cyclo." live in a concert hall. Best fucking show of my life, hands down! It's just like watching the legendary Gantz Graf being created in realtime on a big screen in front of your eyes for about an hour straight. Unforgettable experience.
To be honest, I think I prefer Ikeda's visuals to Rutterford's. I find the video to Gantz Graf to be a little too clean. Which is fair enough, as the track in question is actually very clean and precise. It still must stand as perhaps the perfect visual representation of a song ever created.
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