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Speedy J ripped off Orbit? Re: (idm) Kraftwerk News

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1996-12-13 05:19sumac (idm) Kraftwerk News
└─ 1996-12-13 07:07Che Speedy J ripped off Orbit? Re: (idm) Kraftwerk News
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1996-12-13 05:19sumacWith the postings that have appeared here in the last two days concerning Kraftwerk, I am
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Fri, 13 Dec 1996 00:19:28 -0500 (EST)
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With the postings that have appeared here in the last two days concerning Kraftwerk, I am surprised no one has mentioned the news featured in the Nov. 30th issue of Melody Maker... Of course it makes sense that no one who listens to IDM would ever even THINK of picking up anything of lesser hip status than Jockey Slut from their local record shops. Here's the skinny: "Kraftwerk are strongly tipped to release a new LP in the first half of next year. The seminal Krautrock band have been in the studio in Dusseldorf working on material over the past few months though their record label, EMI, says there is no firm release date. The bands last release was "The Mix", a compilation album of old material remixed by contemporary producers." Well, well, well... are Ralf & Florian ready to move it all to the next level? Funny little things about this news. First of all, they own their own studio, Kling Klang, and according to statements from the band, are there quite often there working. So unless they said to EMI, "Ve Haff zum new material to release, ja", this could be just silly speculation. Secondly, MM got the info wrong about "The Mix". It was a remix album, but all the remixes were the bands own! They had digitized all their analogue tapes and remixed it all themselves. There was a single of "Radioactivity", with remixes by Francois Kevorkian and William Orbit, but these mixes were not on the album. Jockey Slut would never have made such a grave error in their reporting! I hope this is for real, and I hope the boys have been listening to whats been going on out there... though I think for them to put out a drums & bass record would be totally wack. Let Photek and Roni Size handle the remixes this time!!! Dave Egan sumac@tiac.net "echo's alot of fun if you know how to use it use it..." -Yom Tucker <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> <><><><>
1996-12-13 07:07CheOn Fri, 13 Dec 1996, sumac wrote: > all themselves. There was a single of "Radioactivity",
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Speedy J ripped off Orbit? Re: (idm) Kraftwerk News
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On Fri, 13 Dec 1996, sumac wrote:
quoted 2 lines all themselves. There was a single of "Radioactivity", with remixes by> all themselves. There was a single of "Radioactivity", with remixes by > Francois Kevorkian and William Orbit, but these mixes were not on the album.
Has anyone ever noticed that Speedy J's "Flashback" from Ginger (1993) has the same bassline as one of William Orbit's "Radioactivity" mixes (1991)? Given tha its just a 5 note bassline, it could be coincidence, but me and a buddy were shocked at the similarities between these tow tracks when we played them back to back. Chill Che