Why attach those tracks to something most of us have already ?
I think things like this are a perfect excuse for using napster.
Rob
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----- Original Message -----
From: <suction@home.com>
To: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 4:50 PM
Subject: [idm] warp / polygon window
for those who may have missed in the news:
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We have kick started our US operation by opening a small office in Brooklyn, New York.
After dealing with the practicalities of setting up on the other side of the world, Kris
Gillespie will now start to coordinate our releases for America. There are two scheduled
for the US so far - both set for early this year. First up, two new tracks have been retrieved from the Polygon Window archive
courtesy of Mr. R. D. James. The tracks will be added to the 1992 classic album "Surfing On Sine Waves". Also, we have also put
together a compilation of Warp's finest, old and new. Here's the track listing:
1 Plaid - Booc
2 Prefuse73 - Nuno
3 Plaid - Fly Wings
4 Autechre - Konlied MX
5 Jamie Lidell - Entroscooper
6 Two Lone Swordsmen - Brootle
7 Squarepusher - Square Rave
8 Mira Calix - Sparrow
9 Blue Jam - Porn
11 Autechre - Cipater
10 Jamie Lidell - Daddy's Car
12 Polygon Window - [untitled, track 7]
13 Polygon Window - Quino - phec
14 Boards Of Canada - In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country
15 Nightmares On Wax - Les Nuits
You will be able to pick up the comp from anywhere around the world courtesy of Warpmart.
At present, we are checking out New York venues to find suitable spaces for Warp Raves.
We hope it's obvious that a solid introduction is planned for our trans Atlantic friends who
can now look forward to having releases simultaneous to ours here in the UK.
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Edwin Wong
[ suction@home.com ]
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