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1995-10-23 09:18nick daveyHi it's Nick, Thanks for the info on the new Autechre single, I bought it and it is truely
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Hi it's Nick, Thanks for the info on the new Autechre single, I bought it and it is truely magnificent. REVIEWS: TWISTED SYSTEMS VOLS 3&4 A few weeks ago I bought some 12"'s called Twisted systems vols 3&4. All the tracks are by the same people Wathchman, In-Q-Bus and Leper colony. Volume 3 has an amazing A side by watchman, which has cool steady beats, and amazing effects. The B-sides weren't as good in my opinion. Volume 4 is apsolutely perfect, some tracks ambient enough with a steady percussion, other tracks faster and floor filling to say the least. Vol 3 has just the three tracks while vol 4 features 4 tracks of sparkling brilliance. NuW IDOL -ZIM (EAR/Plink Plonk) This is a two tracker featuring the tracks Zim and Zim(Blue RMX). The A track is a little more ambient than the B, but with a nice 4-4 Beat, and subtle synthy overlays which breezes the track along. The Blue remix has a large percussive section hinting on tribal infact, with a very reverby feel to it. It feels very dark, with a few lightening like effects. All in all it was a good buy. Discogabber vol 1 (Shockwave) Not in the least way intelligent, or user friendly, but a bit of a laugh. Listen to 'Saturday night' samples at high speeds sounding like a chicken while the beats come in at 200 bpm+. There are four different artists with four different tracks all of which are the most cheesy Gabba i've ever heard. If you want a laugh at high BPM's this is for you. Technology-Photon e.p. (Eurobeat 2000) Five tracks from technology. 303's a plenty. Acidic abit cheesy in parts, but generally catchy, not too much to take in and fairly average really. There are few surprises so you want be thrilled or dissapointed. Blue 101-Angry man/noplex (Out of Romford) Another cut of P.Smailes at the controls. Blue 101 have now released an album also on out of romford and i suspect it is in the same line as the 12". Angry man is a nice meaty-beaty tune with breezy overlays and a few samples here and there. Noplex is one of the best things i've heard in ages. Breezy, tuneful, ambient yet techno, dancable yet listenable, generally very good. This weighs in at only 6mins59 but it will seem that when it ends it's only just started. Can anyone help me with information on the following subjects: Navarre who released Modus Vivendi, any other releases, any other pseudonames. The restoraz album that seemed never to be released. Rainforest records? Cheers Nick.
1995-10-24 10:57CiMOn Mon, 23 Oct 1995, nick davey wrote: > Hi it's Nick, Hi Nick. > Can anyone help me with
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On Mon, 23 Oct 1995, nick davey wrote:
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quoted 5 lines Can anyone help me with information on the following> Can anyone help me with information on the following > subjects: > > Navarre who released Modus Vivendi, any other releases, any > other pseudonames.
This is Ludovic Navarre - otherise known as St. Germain, Deepside, DS and probably some others too. He's recorded mainly for ex-label FNAC and F Communications. His old DS/Deepside techno releases are amazing (Derrick May loves them too - he said a while back that Navarre was one of the true current innovators), as are his fluffy house St. Germain 12"s. His recent releases have been the _Boulevard_ 3-part 12"s (compiled on one CD) and his forthcoming remix pack of _Alabama Blues_. This guy is *good* - my only quibble is that he has now practically disowned his techno releases to concentrate purely on the house/jazz side of things... A quick, patchy discog: St. Germain : Motherland EP (FNAC) ...that Modus Vivendi Warp 12" Nuages : Blanc EP (F Comms) ...some tracks on the brilliant FNAC compilation St. Germain : Boulevard (F Comms) - also released as 3 12"s DS : Volume 1 (F Comms) DS : Volume 2 (F Comms) ...a Deepside 12" on FNAC ...probably some more I've missed... He's also helped out Laurent Garnier and Shazz on some of their releases too. Hope this helps, || [CiM] || s.walley@uea.ac.uk || http://www.sys.uea.ac.uk/~u9323899/