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In message <3.0b35.32.19961031205532.0068d28c@mail.dds.nl> Adrian Cogger writes:

quoted 9 lines At 12:28 31-10-96 -0500, you wrote:

> At 12:28 31-10-96 -0500, you wrote: > >Paul Teerbroke - Nova 12" (Op - Art 4) > > > >Packaged in the classic style of 70's jazz releases , Kirk De > >Georgio's label unleashes another slice of funky electronica > >and with the mighty Stasis at the helm , this is of unsurpassed > >quality. > > Paul W. Teebrooke isn't Steve Pickton, or is he?

^^^^^^^ Stasis=Steve Bicknel (or maybe it is with a P, but i don't think so.)

quoted 5 lines Didn't know that?

> > Didn't know that? > > ~ Adrian Cogger > .

Cathryn Sunday sundayc@math.csuohio.edu *Ich weiB, daB ich nichts weiB.*

greetings some reviews of up and coming biggies - deleted if these things piss you off:) - street date for all 18/11 Paul Teerbroke - Nova 12" (Op - Art 4) Packaged in the classic style of 70's jazz releases , Kirk De Georgio's label unleashes another slice of funky electronica and with the mighty Stasis at the helm , this is of unsurpassed quality. "Nova" is the sound of machines chattering amongst themselves, phunked up Carl Craig style rough breaks with morphing melody and dreamy strings. "M42" goes onna galactic funk trip with driving hip hop beats and soulful atmospherics. "Blue Light" comes straight from the AFX school of distorted twisted madness , atonal shrieks and cut up turntable manipulation sounds like Grandmaster Flash gone bezerk. Jimi Tenor - Cant Stay with You Baby 7" (Warp) Limited release from Finish superstar , the first thing that hits me while listening to "Can't Stay" is Hot Chocolate , Yes Errol Browns mob from the 70's , Jimi's hi pitched croon combined with deadpan backing vocals over a kitch lounge lizard/disco soundtrack conjour up visions of dodgy top of the pops sets and pencil thin microphones , a soulful hammond organ solo whirls over the top restoring some normality , whilst the flip "Caravan" sounds like somebody bashing a toy piano over Drexciya speeded up to +8 , my vote for xmas number one.. Red Snapper - Loopascoopa 12" (Warp) Part of a double disc featuring mixes by Tortoise,Mr Scruff and Coldcut , we only have the Coldcut mix - so cant comment on t others!! Youa ll know the original from the album , Black & Moore turn up the heat with a sonic journey through Dub, Electro & Latin fusion powered by some old skool moog trickery and driving beats that sound like the funky drummer played on kettle drums. Tortoise - Taut & Tame (Luke Vibert remix) / Wait (Bundy K Brown remix 12" (Thrill Jockey) - Out Now.. Part 4 in the series , Luke builds up the track from reflective opening keys at first adding straight drum n bass breaks before moulding and shaping the beats into a more chaotic structure , strange and discordant samples drift in and out of the mix as the track builds up and breaks down several times, Bundy K Brown's - part of the Directions in Music trio (check out the album on thrill jockey) ,take on 'The Wait' is like jazz in slo-mo ,with gentle ticking beats, breezy chimes and a whispering barely audiable voice.Excellent sm@4thworld *cutting edge mail order* http;//ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/4thworld/

In message <3.0b35.32.19961101000201.006aec44@mail.dds.nl> Adrian Cogger writes:

quoted 12 lines At 16:10 31-10-96 +0000, you wrote:

> At 16:10 31-10-96 +0000, you wrote: > >Stasis=Steve Bicknel (or maybe it is with a P, but i don't think so.) > > Yeah, well... :) > > Stasis = Phenomya = Steve Pickton > > definitely!! > > Steve Bicknell is almost Cosmic Recordings but never is Stasis > > ~ Adrian Cogger

i had to double check this, and i stand corrected.:) i appear to have gotten my names confused. thanks for puttin me straight. Cathryn Sunday sundayc@math.csuohio.edu *Ich weiB, daB ich nichts weiB.*

At 12:28 31-10-96 -0500, you wrote:

quoted 6 lines Paul Teerbroke - Nova 12" (Op - Art 4)

>Paul Teerbroke - Nova 12" (Op - Art 4) > >Packaged in the classic style of 70's jazz releases , Kirk De >Georgio's label unleashes another slice of funky electronica >and with the mighty Stasis at the helm , this is of unsurpassed >quality.

Paul W. Teebrooke isn't Steve Pickton, or is he? Didn't know that? ~ Adrian Cogger

At 16:10 31-10-96 +0000, you wrote:

quoted 1 line Stasis=Steve Bicknel (or maybe it is with a P, but i don't think so.)

>Stasis=Steve Bicknel (or maybe it is with a P, but i don't think so.)

Yeah, well... :) Stasis = Phenomya = Steve Pickton definitely!! Steve Bicknell is almost Cosmic Recordings but never is Stasis ~ Adrian Cogger

In a message dated 31-10-96 21:17:56, you write:

quoted 1 line Stasis=Steve Bicknel (or maybe it is with a P, but i don't think so.)

>Stasis=Steve Bicknel (or maybe it is with a P, but i don't think so.)

Stasis=Steve Pickton, but who is Nuron? Cheerio! NP - Testfour

Geotrax1@aol.com wrote:

quoted 1 line Stasis=Steve Pickton, but who is Nuron?

>Stasis=Steve Pickton, but who is Nuron?

ah ha the eternal spot the uk underground techno producer game. Nuron is not Steve Pickton as has been speculated, but is a geezer who's name I can't remember ( was told once) , a bit of an enigma , he dosen't reside in the Uk for most of the year and is quite wealthy , also behind the Likemind label. couple of fings to look forward to from the UK underground Mark Broom has comissioned a remix project of his ' Angie is a Shoplifter' LP , names already beavering away in the studio on mixes include Plaid and Authechre.....release scheduled for January Pure Plastic 009 is a 12" from Lee Grange (Fat Cat) inna Axis stylee , release mid November sm @ 4th world records *cutting edge mail order* http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/4thworld on now - santana - persuasion (live @ woodstock)