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Pardon the interruption, but: I'm looking for someone who has, I suspect, changed his e-mail address. (cue "Music for Adverts"!) "Attention Shoppers: Would Derek/"Dr. Giggles"/moses@imagina.com - whoever and wherever you might be - please e-mail me ASAP. Thank you - and have a nice day" and to add a bit of IDM-L relevancy: 1. anyone have a Skam discography? What was SKA001? 2. any thoughts on the first Neuropolitique album as compared to _Nomenclature_? a few ratings/opinions: 9/10 for the incredible Chimera _Valley of the Spirits_ CD. Sublime techno with the most savory hint of E, Detroit-style. U-Ziq meets Psyche? Totally refreshing after a breakbeat overdose. :) 8.5/10 for Plug's _Drum 'n' Bass For Papa_. Very good, but _Rebuilt Kev_ it's not. Unit Moebius' _Life Mood 1-8_ = an 8/10. FRIGID but crystalline minimalist techno which is further graced with a pair of outstanding Starfish Pool remixes. G-Man's _Kushti_ (CD) = 10/10, compared with Speedjack's _Surge_, a definite 7/10 (just to choose sides in the LFO alliance-wars... :-P) another 10/10 for Foul Play's triumphant return, the "Vice" 12" EP - breathtaking jazzy jungle which outclasses just about everything since (yet another 10/10) JAMES HARDWAY's _Deeper...Wider...Smoother....Shit" LP. Both are worth anything that da Metalheadz have ever put their name on - as is LES RHYTHMES DIGITALES' _Kontakte_ EP. ...but what would a guy who's been listening to Durutti Column albums all day know? :-) 'dat picky and stubbornly opinionated DroneNBasstard DroneNBass@aol.com

On Tue, 30 Jul 1996 09:33:49 -0400, you wrote:

quoted 10 lines DroneNBass@aol.com wrote:

>DroneNBass@aol.com wrote: >> >> 1. anyone have a Skam discography? What was SKA001? >> > >The net vet Steady J has a website with a Skam discography. >But I don't have his URL in front of me right now. I'll send >it to you later. As for Skam #1, I believe it was a limited >edition, promo only release that very few people have or >even know about.

A few people know about it, but no-one has it as I have stated earlier. g.

On Tue, 30 Jul 1996, g3 wrote:

quoted 15 lines On Tue, 30 Jul 1996 09:33:49 -0400, you wrote:

> On Tue, 30 Jul 1996 09:33:49 -0400, you wrote: > > >DroneNBass@aol.com wrote: > >> > >> 1. anyone have a Skam discography? What was SKA001? > >> > > > >The net vet Steady J has a website with a Skam discography. > >But I don't have his URL in front of me right now. I'll send > >it to you later. As for Skam #1, I believe it was a limited > >edition, promo only release that very few people have or > >even know about. > > A few people know about it, but no-one has it as I have stated > earlier.

Why can't you just say what it is? This "I know but I won't tell" stuff has been going on for months about skam 1...it's getting old. T.

skam 1, like q-chastic, doesn't exist. eric, pooping 2 parties at once

On Tue, 30 Jul 1996, Eric Hill wrote:

quoted 7 lines skam 1, like q-chastic, doesn't exist.

> > skam 1, like q-chastic, doesn't exist. > > eric, pooping 2 parties at once > > >

in the Rephlex discog it's listed as Q-Chastic , limited to 500 , 2x7". So it doesn't exist, or is there just so few out there that it seems that way? _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- J A M E S B E N J A M I N G I L L U N F O R T U N A T E L Y L I V I N G I N A R I Z O N A J G I L L @ U . A R I Z O N A . E D U (ron trent is *still* the bomb!)

On Tue, 30 Jul 1996 18:52:50 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:

quoted 2 lines skam 1, like q-chastic, doesn't exist.

> >skam 1, like q-chastic, doesn't exist.

indeed. uhm, well nearly. skam 1 does exist for some people. but not very many. especially on this list it seems. g.