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1996-09-10 23:18Brock Suter (idm) AMP snipits...
1996-09-11 04:58Aran M. Parillo Re: (idm) AMP snipits...
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1996-09-10 23:18Brock SuterI picked up a promo copy of Astralwerks "Detroit: beyond the third wave" today. It was in
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Tue, 10 Sep 1996 16:18:06 -0700
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(idm) AMP snipits...
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I picked up a promo copy of Astralwerks "Detroit: beyond the third wave" today. It was in the used section for 2 bucks, sealed. So I'm listining to it and thinking "well it's ok". A lot of Detroit techno has always been a little too much like house music for my tastes. Track 6 comes up, Ectomorph 'Insert Another Data Disk', a nice little electro ditty, very old school. Now I'm happy. So I get to the next track, 'life on tek' by Will Web and hear that song with the little arpeggio that was under the "solarized" cartoon bumpers on AMP. A pretty cool song, got a little "funky" sample in it and LOTS of bass. As you can tell, I'm a sucker for breaks, anykind. Which brings me to the question: Being that I got a promo, it has no artist info on it...Who is Will Web and Ectomorph...I know I've heard of the later, just can't place it. Over all I like this comp. I'm going to track down a copy of it on wax. Also picked up the 'Werks like a 12"' mix cd today. Sounded good, but I wasn't really paying much attention to it...thinking about work! tre up, brock NP: Cabaret Voltaire: Plasticity "what's a gat?"..."it's a gun"
1996-09-11 04:58Aran M. Parillo>Being that I got a promo, it has no artist info on it...Who is Will Web >and Ectomorph...
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Tue, 10 Sep 1996 23:58:56 -0500
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quoted 2 lines Being that I got a promo, it has no artist info on it...Who is Will Web>Being that I got a promo, it has no artist info on it...Who is Will Web >and Ectomorph...I know I've heard of the later, just can't place it.
There are Direct Beat w3 pages at Submerge. There's a Will Web BIO and probably some some sound samples as well. Shit, Will is A-on line even. ;-) If you liked "Life on Tek" (IMO one of his lesser then direct hits) you'll go ape for both the Mirrorshades and Boomin' 12"'s. These cuts pop the bass bumper silver ball like the Who's Tommy. <knock!> FREE GAME! W/regard to the elusive Ectomorph... at that very Submerge W3 you can leap your collection up with the *DJ ESSENTIAL* Stark EP (get 2 copies if you intend to "make" the Karmic Funk track which is bassically 10 loops or so you compile on your ownsome) and now that I think of it, the nakedly sexy Interdimensional Transmission first release is always aching out a repress. If that's out of stock, ask for the recent Flexitone picture disc. "I don't know WHY!" Irma Leach BTW: I think my favorite moments of the Awerks comp are compliments of Shake and the gorgeously overdriven Sandblaster. Shake btw has a new one (read: 12") out on Frictional, round out an order and tell Bridgitte @ Submerge "Teep" sent U.
quoted 1 line NP: Cabaret Voltaire: Plasticity>NP: Cabaret Voltaire: Plasticity
resonatorrrrrr OW this one is like UNGH even. UNNNGH!! Teep on now: module 2