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1994-10-20 00:39Jeffrey Kihn Em:t
├─ 1994-10-20 02:15Re: Em:t
└─ 1994-10-20 02:31Matt Corwine Re: Em:t
1994-10-21 07:51Pete Ashdown Em:t
├─ 1994-10-21 14:34Matt Corwine Re: Em:t
│ └─ 1994-10-21 15:21Jamess Re: Em:t
│ ├─ 1994-10-21 15:50Chris.Hilker Re: Em:t
│ └─ 1994-10-21 16:30Matt Corwine Re: Em:t
└─ 1994-10-21 17:56BIGGERSTAFF THAD LEWIS Re: Em:t
└─ 1994-10-21 20:22Chris.Hilker Re: Em:t
1994-10-27 20:27Pete Ashdown Re: Em:t
├─ 1994-10-27 13:32Jon Drukman horizon 222
└─ 1994-10-28 02:17Re: Em:t
1994-10-30 21:16Re: Em:t
└─ 1994-10-31 01:34Re: Em:t
1994-11-01 00:09Ashok Divakaran EMTEN 32105 Re: Em:t
1995-06-02 16:04Oeyvind Eggen Re: em:t
2003-03-24 01:31Edwin Wong [idm] em:t
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1994-10-20 00:39Jeffrey KihnI was definitely impressed with the Woob album. Can anyone give me any more info on Em:t s
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I was definitely impressed with the Woob album. Can anyone give me any more info on Em:t stuff, and possibly a review of the Qubism album when it comes out? OnNow: Love and Rockets _Hot_Trip_to_Heaven_ (I've never listened to L&R in my life before, but this is pretty cool. However, they nicked the beat from "Supernova at the end of the universe/Back side of the Moon"...) --Jeff
1994-10-20 02:15alt@ccwf.cc.utexas.eduOn Wed, 19 Oct 1994, Jeffrey Kihn wrote: > > I was definitely impressed with the Woob albu
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On Wed, 19 Oct 1994, Jeffrey Kihn wrote:
quoted 4 lines I was definitely impressed with the Woob album.> > I was definitely impressed with the Woob album. > Can anyone give me any more info on Em:t stuff, and possibly a review > of the Qubism album when it comes out?
There's a nice article about the label (Time) in a recent XLR8R, I have the paper one in front of me, but it says that it's available via ftp from hyperreal.com in /zines/xlr8r Hope thats of some help. _D
1994-10-20 02:31Matt CorwineOn Wed, 19 Oct 1994, Jeffrey Kihn wrote: > > I was definitely impressed with the Woob albu
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On Wed, 19 Oct 1994, Jeffrey Kihn wrote:
quoted 2 lines I was definitely impressed with the Woob album.> > I was definitely impressed with the Woob album.
Who wasn't? That album was incredible...
quoted 2 lines Can anyone give me any more info on Em:t stuff, and possibly a review> Can anyone give me any more info on Em:t stuff, and possibly a review > of the Qubism album when it comes out?
I've heard the LP (don't have a copy on hand so I can't give a complete review), and it's in the same meandering vein as Woob, but with a bubbly analogue feel to it. Very well-made, very "musical." On Now:Wheel of Fortune, with faint echoes of Dylan from the other room. (sorry, not very ambient, innit?) Peace, ::Matthew J. Corwine ::mcorwine@hyperreal.com ::mcorwine@u.washington.edu, mcorwine@cac.washington.edu :: ::1924 N. 50th St. ::Seattle, WA 98107 :: ::206.634.1150 ::Editor, Resonance Magazine
1994-10-21 07:51Pete Ashdown>I was definitely impressed with the Woob album. The Woob album is one of the best ambient
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quoted 1 line I was definitely impressed with the Woob album.>I was definitely impressed with the Woob album.
The Woob album is one of the best ambient albums this year, bar none. I felt like I was listening to "Chill Out" for the first time. I filed Woob right next to my laser-worn copy of "Through the Round Window"
quoted 2 lines Can anyone give me any more info on Em:t stuff, and possibly a review>Can anyone give me any more info on Em:t stuff, and possibly a review >of the Qubism album when it comes out?
For that matter, what was T:ME? I only saw it on the DR version of Emigre, but they sure had some cool designs. Same people?
1994-10-21 14:34Matt CorwineOn Fri, 21 Oct 1994, Pete Ashdown wrote: > For that matter, what was T:ME? I only saw it o
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On Fri, 21 Oct 1994, Pete Ashdown wrote:
quoted 2 lines For that matter, what was T:ME? I only saw it on the DR version of Emigre,> For that matter, what was T:ME? I only saw it on the DR version of Emigre, > but they sure had some cool designs. Same people?
T:me, or Time, are an excellent house label out of England. The design for one of their compilations, T:me 1010, appeared in the DR issue of Emigre... An offshoot of T:me, called em:it, is "sort of" an ambient label. It's more about listening music than full-on chill-outery, so if you're looking for an analogue bubblebath, you're unlikely to find one. Em:t could more accurately be described as an experimental label. I've been told that there are some incredible projects in the works at Em:t, so keep an eye out... And I love the cover artwork. Penguins! Peace, Matthew Corwine Resonance Magazine
1994-10-21 15:21JamessGuys, > > For that matter, what was T:ME? I only saw it on the DR version of Emigre, > > b
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Guys,
quoted 1 line For that matter, what was T:ME? I only saw it on the DR version of> > For that matter, what was T:ME? I only saw it on the DR version of
Emigre,
quoted 4 lines but they sure had some cool designs. Same people?> > but they sure had some cool designs. Same people? > T:me, or Time, are an excellent house label out of England. The design > for one of their compilations, T:me 1010, appeared in the DR issue of > Emigre...
By DR you mean Designers Republic, right? I have been fond of them since I first became aware of them around 89/90 when I realised all this excellent artwork for WARP, Network, The Orb etc. was from the same people. Then I found they go back further than that (eg KRUSH - "House Arrest"). They have subsequently been copied by such as "wink" (is it?) but not to the same standard (imho). But any way, what exactly is this "DR issue of Emigre" you are talking about? - do we have a collection of DR art somewhere in print? J ^ NEW. Signature lite (TM). Not interesting to look at but better for the net.
1994-10-21 15:50Chris.Hilker>> > For that matter, what was T:ME? I only saw it on the DR version of >Emigre, >> > but
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Fri, 21 Oct 1994 08:50:01 -0700 (PDT)
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quoted 6 lines For that matter, what was T:ME? I only saw it on the DR version of>> > For that matter, what was T:ME? I only saw it on the DR version of >Emigre, >> > but they sure had some cool designs. Same people? >> T:me, or Time, are an excellent house label out of England. The design >> for one of their compilations, T:me 1010, appeared in the DR issue of >> Emigre...
quoted 2 lines But any way, what exactly is this "DR issue of Emigre" you>But any way, what exactly is this "DR issue of Emigre" you >are talking about? - do we have a collection of DR art somewhere in print?
Here's a hint for everyone on the list. If two other people on the list have referred to something quite casually, as if it's common knowledge, it's just might be possible that it's been discussed on the list before. Even if you've been on the list from day one, it could be that you missed the discussion. The IDM archives are available at hyperreal.com for a reason (a little bird tells me that Brad Shelton gave Emigre's address and phone number in a message about the DR issue in March of this year). C. -- (Chris.Hilker) cspot@hyperreal.com The alt.rave mini-FAQ: "Q: ?" "A: hyperreal.com (http://hyperreal.com)"
1994-10-21 16:30Matt CorwineOn Fri, 21 Oct 1994, Jamess wrote: > By DR you mean Designers Republic, right? I have been
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On Fri, 21 Oct 1994, Jamess wrote:
quoted 7 lines By DR you mean Designers Republic, right? I have been fond of them since I> By DR you mean Designers Republic, right? I have been fond of them since I > first became aware of them around 89/90 when I realised all this excellent > artwork for WARP, Network, The Orb etc. was from the same people. Then I found > they go back further than that (eg KRUSH - "House Arrest"). They have > subsequently been copied by such as "wink" (is it?) but not to the same > standard (imho). But any way, what exactly is this "DR issue of Emigre" you > are talking about? - do we have a collection of DR art somewhere in print?
A recent issue of Emigre magazine, a US design rag, was dedicated entirely to the Designers Republic. It features an extensive interview, a "designography" of sorts, DR-designed back and front covers, and a DR-designed calendar, more or less unintelligible. All very good and worth getting. However, I have a feeling it will be rather hard to find, as it sold out shortly after it came out, and I'm sure plenty are scrambling to find the back issues... I don't have the magazine in front of me, so could someone contribute an address/phone number for the Emigre crew? Peace, ::Matthew J. Corwine ::mcorwine@hyperreal.com ::mcorwine@u.washington.edu, mcorwine@cac.washington.edu :: ::1924 N. 50th St. ::Seattle, WA 98107 :: ::206.634.1150 ::Resonance Magazine ::ATOI Seattle, XLR8R
1994-10-21 17:56BIGGERSTAFF THAD LEWISOn Fri, 21 Oct 1994, Pete Ashdown wrote: > >I was definitely impressed with the Woob album
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On Fri, 21 Oct 1994, Pete Ashdown wrote:
quoted 6 lines I was definitely impressed with the Woob album.> >I was definitely impressed with the Woob album. > > The Woob album is one of the best ambient albums this year, bar none. I > felt like I was listening to "Chill Out" for the first time. I filed Woob > right next to my laser-worn copy of "Through the Round Window" >
Never heard of the above mentioned "Through the Round Window"...would anyone like to give info? -Thad
1994-10-21 20:22Chris.Hilker>Never heard of the above mentioned "Through the Round Window"...would >anyone like to giv
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quoted 2 lines Never heard of the above mentioned "Through the Round Window"...would>Never heard of the above mentioned "Through the Round Window"...would >anyone like to give info?
hyperreal.com: /music/reviews/drukman/drukman1.09 C. -- (Chris.Hilker) cspot@hyperreal.com The alt.rave mini-FAQ: "Q: ?" "A: hyperreal.com (http://hyperreal.com)"
1994-10-27 20:27Pete Ashdown>Never heard of the above mentioned "Through the Round Window"...would >anyone like to giv
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quoted 2 lines Never heard of the above mentioned "Through the Round Window"...would>Never heard of the above mentioned "Through the Round Window"...would >anyone like to give info?
Horizon 222. Very hard to find, but one of my all-time favorites. I still haven't acquired Three Swans. How about a review? Anyone?
1994-10-27 13:32Jon DrukmanPete Ashdown writes: > >Never heard of the above mentioned "Through the Round Window"...wo
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Pete Ashdown writes:
quoted 5 lines Never heard of the above mentioned "Through the Round Window"...would> >Never heard of the above mentioned "Through the Round Window"...would > >anyone like to give info? > > Horizon 222. Very hard to find, but one of my all-time favorites. I still > haven't acquired Three Swans. How about a review? Anyone?
I think I did this for the IDM Times way back when. scope the archives. anyway, it's good, but not as good as the first one. sounds like a lot of leftovers with one or two real gems. their leftovers are pretty good though. Jon Drukman jsd@cyborganic.com
1994-10-28 02:17alt@ccwf.cc.utexas.eduOn Thu, 27 Oct 1994, Pete Ashdown wrote: > >Never heard of the above mentioned "Through th
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On Thu, 27 Oct 1994, Pete Ashdown wrote:
quoted 4 lines Never heard of the above mentioned "Through the Round Window"...would> >Never heard of the above mentioned "Through the Round Window"...would > >anyone like to give info? > > Horizon 222. Very hard to find, but one of my all-time favorites.
Really? local shops have it here (Austin TX) .. and I can't imagine why DoVE wouldn't still sell it ( I don't have DoVE's address handy, but I'd guess someone else could scape it up) .. ZZO (who are also listed on the cover) are at PO Box 100561, D-8560 Lauf/Germany Great record... one of my all time favorites
quoted 1 line I still haven't acquired Three Swans. How about a review? Anyone?> I still haven't acquired Three Swans. How about a review? Anyone?
Can't give a very good review.. but I like TTRW better... 3ofS is much more Zoviet Frace like then the earlier.. & hell.. I can just listen to ZF if thats what I'm in the mood for :) _D
1994-10-30 21:16Jon Drukman <jsd@cyborganic.com> (Jon Drukman)>Really? local shops have it here (Austin TX) .. and I can't imagine why >DoVE wouldn't st
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quoted 2 lines Really? local shops have it here (Austin TX) .. and I can't imagine why>Really? local shops have it here (Austin TX) .. and I can't imagine why >DoVE wouldn't still sell it
how bout cos they went out of business? /jon Jon Drukman jsd@cyborganic.com
1994-10-31 01:34alt@ccwf.cc.utexas.eduOn Sun, 30 Oct 1994, Jon Drukman wrote: > >Really? local shops have it here (Austin TX) ..
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On Sun, 30 Oct 1994, Jon Drukman wrote:
quoted 4 lines Really? local shops have it here (Austin TX) .. and I can't imagine why> >Really? local shops have it here (Austin TX) .. and I can't imagine why > >DoVE wouldn't still sell it > > how bout cos they went out of business?
Hey! now there's a good reason! 2 bad .. they took alot of chances & I guess they ended up paying for it .. :(
1994-11-01 00:09Ashok Divakaran EMTEN 32105Well, here at the local Tower they've had a copy of "Through the Round Window" sitting aro
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Well, here at the local Tower they've had a copy of "Through the Round Window" sitting around for ages..I think it's still being manufactured under license by Hyperium in Germany, but I could be wrong on that one. BTW, for the person who wanted to know what Three of Swans sounds like, I would agree with the other opinion expressed a few days ago--it's not as good as "Through the Round Window". The style is sort of similar but it isn't as melodic/Jean-Michel Jarre-y as TTRW. I still like it, though. Ashok adivakaran@worldbank.org
1995-06-02 16:04Oeyvind Eggen>Well, it's been a while since we've had any discussion about >t:me and em:t. You obviousl
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quoted 2 lines Well, it's been a while since we've had any discussion about>Well, it's been a while since we've had any discussion about >t:me and em:t.
You obviously haven't been reading the postings lately ... ------------------------------------------------------------------ Oeyvind Eggen "I think I'm good at self critisicm, especially on myself" T.Ravelli Sweden's national goal keeper in soccer oeyegg@james.avh.unit.no ------------------------------------------------------------------
2003-03-24 01:31Edwin Wonghello have the em:t titles been re-pressed? i picked up three of em a few weeks back -- 33
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hello have the em:t titles been re-pressed? i picked up three of em a few weeks back -- 3394, 0095 (Gas), and 5595. they were still sealed (actually, i dont think i've opened em yet)... and the other day, i found three other titles at a different shop. none of these are from instinct, and there's no word about re-presses at http://www.emit.cc thanksbye Edwin Wong [ suction@rogers.com ]