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At 11:25 PM 9/30/95, Andrew Bennett wrote:
quoted 1 line What's the background on this "Immersion" group? I've got _Full
>What's the background on this "Immersion" group? I've got _Full
Immersion:
quoted 2 lines The Remixes Vol. 1_, with mixes by Fred Gianelli, Mark Gage, G-man (Gez
>The Remixes Vol. 1_, with mixes by Fred Gianelli, Mark Gage, G-man (Gez
>Varley of LFO), Claude Young, Craig Wharton, and some others.
As far as I know, Immersion is Colin Newman's (ex-Wire) techno project.
In a way similar to all the "Drill" versions from a few years back,
Newman seems to be interested-in/obsessed-by the process of what happens
to a piece of music when you repeatedly re-do it, hand it off to
different remixers, etc. Good stuff, anyway.
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CiM said:
quoted 2 lines track though that I *need* to own, and another one with a repeated lyric
>track though that I *need* to own, and another one with a repeated lyric
>about someone being 'big and boney' (I think...). Did anyone who heard
it,
quoted 1 line know what I'm on about?
>know what I'm on about?
It was probably the line "you don't have to be fake and phony" which would
make it the 2nd track on Green Velvet's _Portamento Tracks_ EP on
Relief.
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Paul Rafanello asked -
quoted 1 line Anyone head the Omni Trio CD on Sm:le? Any good?
> Anyone head the Omni Trio CD on Sm:le? Any good?
Um, I've got it and... ehh...
"Renegade Snares" is, of course, brilliant, and "Living For The
Future" was pretty good, too (that middle breakdown is fantastic),
but for the most part I couldn't hack all the happy wailing divas
and simplistic plinking piano melodies -- after about 3 tracks
the disc starts repeating itself and gets pretty tedious.
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