(idm) Ae vs. DJs (was Re: EP7: better late than never; or beating a very dead horse.)
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On Mon, 26 Jul 1999 22:10:16, <robert.geary@yale.edu> wrote:
quoted 4 lines the good tracks...wow. the opener 'rpeg' is the best thing AE has done>the good tracks...wow. the opener 'rpeg' is the best thing AE has done
>recently, possibly ever. hypnotic, echoey, digital and
>organic/underwater/fluttery at the same time. and that stuttering at the
>end kills me dead.
Agreed. But why did Ae leave "rpeg" and a couple of other really great tracks
off of the ep7 vinyl? On the cover of Tri Repeatae, it reads "Incomplete
without surface noise," but the Ae ep's always end up "incomplete" on vinyl.
What's up with that? At least the track selection was decent for Envane and
Cichlisuite on vinyl, but Ae left some of their best tracks off of the ep7
vinyl.
The cd of ep7 is fantastic, and I thank Ae for about an hour's worth of great
music, but they should stop dissing the DJ's by pressing an extra slab for
their ep releases.
p.s. My main reason for ranting is because I was looking forward to starting
off a set with "rpeg." :-)
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