quoted 5 lines Actually alot of the stuff you're talking about went on when I was in
>Actually alot of the stuff you're talking about went on when I was in
>grade school. And although I'd like to boast of having been into Derrick
>May and Kraftwerk in the 3rd grade to be honest I was a bit more
>concerned with getting home to catch Robotech on time and saving enough
>for the GI Joe F-14.
I'm the same way; I feel sort of unlucky I wasn't older during the birth of the
Detroit sound. My first album purchase was a CD copy of Kraftwerk's _Electric
Cafe_ back in 1988. That kind of put me on the right track. I spent way too much
time during the early 90's buying every tacky rave compilation there was; didn't
'discover' Orb until 1993 [U.F. Orb], and Orbital in 1994 [Diversions]. I owe a
lot of my 'tolerance' to the genre to these two recordings. Read about the AI
series in an old issue of Hypno in 1994, and the rest was history.
Still have too many nasty rave comps, though.
Go Speed Go.
grant.h.horne
http://delta.is.tcu.edu/~ghhorne/