its not the vehicle but the final destination that counts
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quoted 10 lines From: Mark Kolmar <mkolmar@ccs.nslsilus.org>> From: Mark Kolmar <mkolmar@ccs.nslsilus.org>
> (a) Underworld -- _dubnobasswithmyheadman_ in many ways could have been
> recorded and released a decade earlier, if not for such factors as what a
> major label would or would not release. These are two of the same folks
> from Freur (distant, semi-arty synth-pop, c. 1982, CBS). Underworld
> released two albums (possibly US only), on Sire I think. The records are
> competent enough, but "sell-out" comes to mind. I strongly suspect they
> are now doing what they were always aiming to do, and changes in fashion
> have helped them along this path, likely artistically as well as
> commercially.
are you taking the piss?
two ex-members of freur team up with
darren emerson, one of the uk's best
techno/house djs.
combining their studio and production
knowledge with his dancefloor experience
they produce a couple of singles for
junior boys own as lemon interrupt.
changing their name to underworld they
produce a couple more singles and a
debut album.
lots of people buy the records.
no bandwagon is involved.
underworld kick ass, live and on record.
and don't forget the tomato.
later
matt
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