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From:
James B Gill
To:
4th world
Cc:
(unknown)
Date:
Tue, 16 Jul 1996 09:31:02 -0700 (MST)
Subject:
(idm) Re: D.Clarke, Lionrock, Advent, Pump Panel are all the bomb!!!!!!
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On Tue, 16 Jul 1996, 4th world wrote:
quoted 5 lines I think this is the old Muzik syndrome , pats on the> I think this is the old Muzik syndrome , pats on the > back for the brits , everybody wanked over Dave Clarke's > album and that was a bag of shit! , sold like a bag of shit > too come to think of it , that's what signing to deconstruction > does for yer Dave!!
Alright Goddammit, stop this madness. I think the Dave Clarke album is fucking brilliant. And the same with Lionrock. No, I'm not a fan of DeConstruction, but these artists are actually giving the label a little bit of stature. I do have to agree with you about Muzik giving a pat on the back to the brits. Except the Advent. When their new one comes out, will you hate it too because it will be loved up in Muzik and won't sell well?????? I for one am a big fan of the Advent, D. Clarke, AND Lionrock. This album("Instinct....") does more than most. Take the diversity of tracks such as "Snapshot on Pollard St.", and "Number Nine" (I think that's what It's called, but I don't have the album handy right now). The styles that Lionrock use are many; as with D. Clarke. Who would've expected "No One's Driving" in a million years?? "Archive one" is a more extreme example of being stylistically prolific; but what tracks are not to be liked? (Ok, a few of the disco-esque tracks I could do without. I don't think Glenn Underground is the shit either). My point is that these albums contain excellent tunes. And I know that's subjective, but I feel that "Wisdom to the Wise", "Thunder", and "No One's Driving" are above par, and my booty tells me the same when I'm out punting to em'. IMHO, as always. If you prefer more "Underground" status for your bag, check out Tim Taylor/Dan Zamani a.k.a Pump Panel a.k.a Planet of Drums. These artists create tracks that are just as good as D. Clarke etc,. but will appeal to the people who cannot stand to be "Overground", or like something on a major. Excellent toons exist by all artists mentioned in this post!! if anyone here doesn't like "Altered States", they should be shot. Ron Trent is the bomb!!!!!