Mellotronists

Well screw you guyz,
Epsilon in Malaysian Pale is my favourite album of all time,
so yickens to the lot of ye :-)

(if you must know,
it's because I've never found a piece of music that's so evocative
and consistently suceeds in changing my mood -
pretty much ALWAYS puts me in daydreaming theta-wave brain state...
...which is a state I value very highly.
A beautiful way to get bored, you might say ;-)

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jeff Coulter" <jeffc@...>
To: <Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, January 16, 2005 5:18 AM
Subject: Re: [Mellotronists] Yes but Epsilon in Malaysian Pale


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> On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 tron@... wrote:
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>> So if I make a crap CD and tell everyone that it's meant to be crap then
>> it's actually alright?
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> in your opinion it's crap.
> your opinion is not my opinion etc etc.
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> for me it serves a purpose, much like eno's "music for airports" does.
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> yes, i think it's indulgent noodling.
> but if i didn't like it i would not have bought it.
> i do and i did.
> whatcha gonna do about it biyatch?
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> [things have been too quiet and peaceful here for at least 2 days,
> so let's start the namecalling and insulting again! dammitt!]
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>> Hmm. That would make it non-crap, which would make my assertion
>> meaningless and hence would never change the CD's crap-state. This is
>> the sort of paradox that 1960s TV computers with big spinning tape reels
>> would listen to, digest and then explode about.
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>> > PS - I heard your favourite Tangerine Dream album was 'Cyclone' :-)
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>> Oh *isn't* Steve Joliffe just the greatest singer ever?
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> he's "dreamy" isn't he?
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> ;0)
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> ...jeff
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