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quoted 4 lines I recently picked up crsitain vogel - specific moments. I am digging this

> I recently picked up crsitain vogel - specific moments. I am digging this > quite a bit and as such I am wondering about his other releases. I was > wondering if anyone can recommend some other releases by him? and if so > are they in the same style or???

I actually haven't heard Specific Moments, but I have all his others and consider "Beginning to Understand" the best. This one has a hard-as-nails, very aggressive percussive idm sound. On his later albums he can't seem to make up his mind if he wants to stick with his BiU style or go for a Neil Landstrumm/Robert Armani sound. Re: electronic dub: guess you could do worse than check out Sabres of Paradise "Haunted Dancehall"... Ashok

daniel wrote:

quoted 5 lines I recently picked up crsitain vogel - specific moments. I am digging this

> > I recently picked up crsitain vogel - specific moments. I am digging this > quite a bit and as such I am wondering about his other releases. I was > wondering if anyone can recommend some other releases by him? and if so > are they in the same style or???

Although I've got a ton of of CV's music, I'm not very good at remembering any of it. Not familiar with 'specific moments' but I'd say that most of his stuff tends toward bleep house and weird techno. The last thing I can remember picking up was 'all music has come to an end' on tresor and it's pretty strange stuff. It's all over the place, stylistically. One of the things that I really went loopy for were his two triphop tracks on one of the electric lazyland comps (was it vol II?)...complete with crazy samples of 'the biz'. Nice ones! Also, what's that label he's got with si begg? Can never remember that one. Sorry my descriptions are a bit vague, but I've been digging thru records all day getting shit together for tomorrow night and my trainspotter cells are way overtaxed right now...

quoted 4 lines and now for my dub question. One of the sounds I am really getting into

> and now for my dub question. One of the sounds I am really getting into > is that of the more electronic sounding dub. Can anyone recommend some > artists in this area? A good example of the sound I am after is the album > Resistance by Blue.

One of my all time favorites is 'Electronic Dub' by Walker and Jamin' Unit. Completely fucked up german electro dub, very geometrical but still funky as all get up. Exactly what the title says... The wierd thing about this one is I've got two copies. One is the final release copy on 2 slabs of black vinyl (RSN LP21) and the other is a weird unmarked colored vinyl version (one see-thru blue and one black marbled gray) that has slightly different track order and possibly slightly different mixes. I've never put the two head to head, but I'm pretty sure they're a little different. Either way, this is one to pick up if you can find it. word to the mothership, brock np: jeswa

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quoted 3 lines One of the things that I really went loopy for were his two triphop

> One of the things that I really went loopy for were his two triphop > tracks on one of the electric lazyland comps (was it vol II?)...complete > with crazy samples of 'the biz'. Nice ones!

Now I'm starting to think I'm a retard... I was wasting time and looking thru a bunch of discography's, including the force inc one, at the 'amazing disco' site and started to think I made a booboo. The above mentioned tracks were by Ian Pooley not Christian Vogel. Oh well, like I said, looking at records all day starts to melt your head after a while. Sorry 'bout that! brock. np: Bola Ep

On Wed, 31 Dec 1997 01:19:17 -0600 (CST) daniel <daniel@eliteware.com> writes:

quoted 11 lines and now for my dub question. One of the sounds I am really getting

> > >and now for my dub question. One of the sounds I am really getting >into >is that of the more electronic sounding dub. Can anyone recommend >some >artists in this area? A good example of the sound I am after is the >album >Resistance by Blue. > >

tell u what...pls. give me the dope on this album and ill give you my top ten dub-o-rama, which is: anything on echo beach anything on on-u-sound alpha and omega zion train suns of arqa some of the bill laswell incarnations almamegretta mute beat CeeMix dub chemists happy new year in dub! tom w np: kraftwerk in san francisco 1975

Brock Suter <brock@alchemyfx.com> writes:

quoted 2 lines Also, what's that label he's got with si begg? Can never remember

>Also, what's that label he's got with si begg? Can never remember >that one.

well... Christian runs Mosquito. Don't think he and Si Begg run a label together (unless you mean Noodles, which credits mosquito and cabbage head, in association with no future... but i'm pretty sure it's just Begg behind the A&Ring). the beggster did put out an excellent ep, _working on the frontline_, recently on mosquito. for outdated info on Christian, Si, Mosquito, etc.see: http://www.demon.co.uk/Tangent/nofuture/ someone needs to get their ass in gear and update this bugger, though. bye. mult.