The title "electronic battle weapon " sounds to me like an american
hip-hop DJ name, not like a brit/chems name. If they ripped it off for
their disk, well, that's pretty pathetic.
So what I'm wondering is the record as originally described (with the it
doesn't matter stuff) the dj rectangle version or the chems ripping off
the title? What's the verdict?
-CF
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> Of sm@4th World
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> Subject: (idm) electronic battle weapon
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> Written by Random Junk <jsd@gamespot.com>
> Subject: (idm) electronic battle weapon
>
> >i heard this wacked out 12" last night called "electronic battle
> >weapon". that's all it said on it. catalog number XDUSTDJLP1 or
> >something very similar to that. no clues as to who it might be.
>
> i've got 2 12"s titled 'electronic battle weapon 1 &2' that are
> tools put together by the one of the wildest hip hop spinners
> dj rectangle, consist of fucked up breaks, tones and strange noises,
> perhaps the name was flinched from these? - don't think the 12 is
> anything to do with him
>
> rectangle won the dmc mix thing a few years back hands down, doin
> crazy stuff like placing a pure tone on one deck then picking the
> deck up and shaking it to create a tune
>
> i think he had too much time on his hands
>
> stuart @ 4thworld
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