would it bother you if i merged this thread with the threads above, or would I be using my power too wisely?

I cant think of many artists with the artistic cojones (read: knob twiddling skills) that Tetsu has. His music is like one enormous nuance. Thats nuance, not nuisance.

Get with the floating-off-in-space-on-a-humongous-marshmellow style action. The cerebral-transporter-meets-buzz aldrin on dmt-in-a-gigantic-translucent-centrifuge shit. The mind-ray-from-a-crumbling-supernova-on-a-dose-of-pure-aether. The electric-flesh-arrow-come-interstellar-rapture-on-a-deathstar style.

wayside? it won't, i'm talking about the thread that's a "sticky" that always stays at the top "electronic music you should hear at least once in your life"...

I out-edited you because I'm just so dangerous like that. I want just a pure tetsu thread.

that's fine. "Ambiant Otaku", "Slow and Low", "World Receiver", and "Electro Harmonix" (collab with spacetime continuum's Jonah Sharp) are beautiful albums, not to mention his stint as the keyboardist in the Bill Laswell group 'Painkiller'

Tetsu had such a careful progression in his works. Have you heard Organic Cloud? Its dark Tetsu, pre-glitchy era.

I've been a fan of Tetty since Karmic Light days, back when I heard him, Eno and Namlook and literally scoffed at all guitar driven music. Oh to be young again.

haven't had the chance to check out "organic cloud", but I will put it on my list, thanks! wasn't too impressed with vitello collaboration called hummingbird v. 0.2 I think...

All of his later work is more difficult and less accessible. The first time I heard waterloo terminal I hated it. Then I listened closer to the structure and started to enjoy the harhness. Its very very complex, very ingenious. Waterloo Terminal sounds like Nobukazu's Scope except more dense and complex.

yeah, i need to break out my Takemura album...couldn't get into it at first, but maybe I shall try again!