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Re: (idm) First Uses of the 303 ?

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1995-12-02 22:10(idm) First Uses of the 303 ?
└─ 1995-12-03 17:27Derek Jordan Re: (idm) First Uses of the 303 ?
└─ 1995-12-03 18:19Derek Jordan Re: (idm) First Uses of the 303 ?
1995-12-03 11:50CiM Re: (idm) First Uses of the 303 ?
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1995-12-02 22:10globalwm@gate.net> I have hear a 4 lp collection called "Out There - A Thread Through Time" > and it has a
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quoted 52 lines I have hear a 4 lp collection called "Out There - A Thread Through Time"> I have hear a 4 lp collection called "Out There - A Thread Through Time" > and it has a track by Cris & Cosey called "Dancing Ghosts" with a little > blurb saying: > > > "Trainsotter alert !!! this track was the first known recording ever to > utilize 808 and 303 and is hence the first ever "acid tack" !!! > IT was written and recorded in 1983 as part of the CTI album and video > project "Elemental 7" released on Doublevision in 1984. > > > > Anyway, the track listing for this mammoth collection is : > > Zoviet/France Synaesthetica > Horizon 222 Walking on the Air > Coil vs. the Eskalator Nasa Arab > O (with line thru) Atomit > O (with line thru) Eetteri > Lords of Afford Circular Sore > Lords of Afford Circular Soar > Chris & Cosey Dancing Ghosts > Black Dog Bumfluff > Free Space Comm. Epic > Free Space Comm. Inter > Karen X She is > Secret Agent No. 1 Festivities > Kookie A Memorable Fancy > Re:Search How to Avoid the Self Destruction Mech. > T & B 101 Beats in Sodom > Unit Mobius Panta Rhei > Psychic Warriors ov Gaia (Original) Dust > Abraxas Hannibal Kantori-Swine Asphyxiator > Greater Than One (GTO) Take it Easy > > I don't think I saw anyone write about this one so there you go. It came > out around June 1995 as far as I can remember. The cat #:t&b lp/cd 001/pi002. > > Peace, > > Anthony > > > =========================================================================== > = "It's time to lie down and be counted." - Mixmaster Morris = > = = > = "FAX Music = Ambient Crack" - Mixmaster Morris = > =========================================================================== > > > --RAA40362.817941966/mail1.gate.net-- >
1995-12-03 17:27Derek Jordan> > "Trainsotter alert !!! this track was the first known recording ever to > > utilize 80
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quoted 4 lines "Trainsotter alert !!! this track was the first known recording ever to> > "Trainsotter alert !!! this track was the first known recording ever to > > utilize 808 and 303 and is hence the first ever "acid tack" !!! > > IT was written and recorded in 1983 as part of the CTI album and video > > project "Elemental 7" released on Doublevision in 1984.
now, since I wrote that over the summer, I found out it "isn't" the first UNDERGROUND use of the 303, early progressive rock groups were using it as well, although I can't remember who... Derek Jordan
1995-12-03 18:19Derek JordanOn Sun, 3 Dec 1995, Derek Jordan wrote: > > > "Trainsotter alert !!! this track was the fi
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On Sun, 3 Dec 1995, Derek Jordan wrote:
quoted 8 lines "Trainsotter alert !!! this track was the first known recording ever to> > > "Trainsotter alert !!! this track was the first known recording ever to > > > utilize 808 and 303 and is hence the first ever "acid tack" !!! > > > IT was written and recorded in 1983 as part of the CTI album and video > > > project "Elemental 7" released on Doublevision in 1984. > > now, since I wrote that over the summer, I found out it "isn't" the first > UNDERGROUND use of the 303, early progressive rock groups were using it > as well, although I can't remember who...
I might want to clarify this--early '80's rock groups(other than the euro synth pop groups) "sprinkled" filters of the 303 throughout their music(let me do some research for actual groups...) , but in --underground-- music, I'd probably say early NY "electro boogie" groups were some of the first to use it. Most were samples from Atari/Commodore 6400 computer games, which I believe were using the same TB transistors/chips for the game music on the cartridge. (here's something for those who have nothing to do...take apart an old Atari game cartridge, and fiddle around with the innards, see what you come up with. Maybe design your own little TB model!) Derek
1995-12-03 11:50CiMAt 17:10 02/12/95 -0500, globalwm@gate.net wrote: >> I have hear a 4 lp collection called
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At 17:10 02/12/95 -0500, globalwm@gate.net wrote:
quoted 10 lines I have hear a 4 lp collection called "Out There - A Thread Through Time">> I have hear a 4 lp collection called "Out There - A Thread Through Time" >> and it has a track by Cris & Cosey called "Dancing Ghosts" with a little >> blurb saying: >> >> "Trainsotter alert !!! this track was the first known recording ever to >> utilize 808 and 303 and is hence the first ever "acid tack" !!! >> IT was written and recorded in 1983 as part of the CTI album and video >> project "Elemental 7" released on Doublevision in 1984. >> >> I don't think I saw anyone write about this one so there you go.
I reviewed it a while back - you can read the review at: http://www.sys.uea.ac.uk/~u9323899/quk7.htm || [CiM] || s.walley@uea.ac.uk || http://www.sys.uea.ac.uk/~u9323899/