On Wed, 15 Oct 1997, GD wrote:
quoted 4 lines Mark Kolmar wrote:
> Mark Kolmar wrote:
>
> > Once Source Direct have a compilation out, do check into them too. For
> > those not in the UK/Europe, their singles aren't exactly easy to get (even
[snip]
quoted 6 lines mean, anyway). I'd dare say a comp of their best tracks would top
> > mean, anyway). I'd dare say a comp of their best tracks would top
> > Photek's album as well as _Torque_ (NoUTurn).
>
> Yeah, SD rock. Just got 'Capital D' and 'Cold Devine'; can't wait to hear them. I'd
> say that the Hokusai 'Black Rose'/'12 till 4' release has to be the best D&B 12" I've
> ever heard. That comp will be wicked when it comes out.
Unfortunately from what I hear, the comp on Astralwerks is supposed to
contain only the 3 singles (6 tracks) from the non-US Science/Virgin EPs.
Here's hoping they can add some additional vinyl-only sides. However,
given the length of the tracks there's room for 3, maybe 4 more on a
single CD. A 2nd comp might be in order.
--Mark
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