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I'm looking for a track that goes somewhat like this: "three, three, three's the magic number and four, four, four's the magic number and..." it's a bit of a childlike melody, kind of like Goongumpas on RDJ LP and Girl/Boy ep.. not AfX tho I don't think, bcoz this was Richard's next-to-last song I believe that he played in NYC at the Blech party. Also to anyone who was there, what other records did he play there? -- Hillie aka Aurafix / PHD ja DAMONES hillien kotisivu - http://www.clark.net/pub/buh/index.html easy internet services - http://huizen.dds.nl/~eis Do re mi fa so la ti.. Oh let's see if I can make it easier...

quoted 6 lines "three, three, three's the magic number and four, four, four's the magic nu

> "three, three, three's the magic number and four, four, four's the magic number > and..." > > it's a bit of a childlike melody, kind of like Goongumpas on RDJ LP and > Girl/Boy ep.. not AfX tho I don't think, bcoz this was Richard's next-to-last > song I believe that he played in NYC at the Blech party.

This could be an old skool de la soul tune. I think its called "the magic number" but this one has some mc'ing in it. It would be off their "Three Feet High and Rising" album. -peter

At 01:12 PM 1/27/97 -0500, you wrote:

quoted 3 lines I'm looking for a track that goes somewhat like this:

>I'm looking for a track that goes somewhat like this: > >"three, three, three's the magic number and four, four, four's the magic

number

quoted 6 lines and..."

>and..." > >it's a bit of a childlike melody, kind of like Goongumpas on RDJ LP and >Girl/Boy ep.. not AfX tho I don't think, bcoz this was Richard's next-to-last >song I believe that he played in NYC at the Blech party. >

It sounds like a De La Soul track from their first record. I forget the track title though. -->-Lance--- p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states

On 27-Jan-97, Lance C. McGannon wrote:

quoted 2 lines It sounds like a De La Soul track from their first record.

>It sounds like a De La Soul track from their first record. >I forget the track title though.

De La Soul? strange name for that type of music ;) anyhow, thanks. I think that may be all the info I need. I can search out a discography somewhere and check it out. but if you know the name of the record at least it'll help. -- Hillie aka Aurafix / PHD ja DAMONES hillien kotisivu - http://www.clark.net/pub/buh/index.html easy internet services - http://huizen.dds.nl/~eis Do re mi fa so la ti.. Oh let's see if I can make it easier...

quoted 3 lines i don't know what to believe but i'll tell you this: the magic number track

>>i don't know what to believe but i'll tell you this: the magic number track >was >> the original, some kind of age-of-aquarius meets sesame street blue-eyed

soul

quoted 3 lines number that was sampled heavily on de la souls "the magic number". it was a

>>number that was sampled heavily on de la souls "the magic number". it was a >>great track (complete with background singers reciting multiplication tables) >>but i don't think anybody here could ID it. (i don't know the original

artist) TWO WORDS: SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK!!!!!!!!!! Doesn't anybody remember this tune from Saturday morning cartoons when they were a kid? There was a whole series of these little cartoon edutainment videos, one for every number 1-12, one for nouns, verbs ("verb, that's what's happenin'), adjectives, adverbs, interjections, conjunctions ('conjunction junction, what's your function"). They later branched out into areas of historic and governmental interest (remember "I'm just a bill, and I'm sittin' here on Capitol Hill,.....). There was a Schoolhouse rock "tribute" album recently released featuring your standard injection of "alterno radio" artists, each covering one of the schoolhouse rock tunes. I don't know the original artist(s), they were all probably written by some unknown songwriter. i know I can't be so old as to be the only person who remembers Schoolhouse Rock!? Halve Phun, James

On Mon, 27 Jan 1997, James Newton wrote:

quoted 5 lines TWO WORDS: SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK!!!!!!!!!!

> > TWO WORDS: SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK!!!!!!!!!! > > Doesn't anybody remember this tune from Saturday morning cartoons when > they were a kid? There was a whole series of these little cartoon

There's been a bunch of crappy rock cover versions of all these songs in the last couple of years. I think the best review of them came from Bart Simpson, while he and Lisa were seeing the covers on emptyVee. Bart: "What the hell is this?" Lisa: "It's generation x making a pitiful attempt to relive their youth." Bart: "Methinks we need a Vietnam war to thin their ranks out." Phil Downey (gen-X'er who freely disses his youth.)

At 13:35 01/27/97, Lance C. McGannon wrote:

quoted 15 lines At 01:12 PM 1/27/97 -0500, you wrote:

>At 01:12 PM 1/27/97 -0500, you wrote: >>I'm looking for a track that goes somewhat like this: >> >>"three, three, three's the magic number and four, four, four's the magic >number >>and..." >> >>it's a bit of a childlike melody, kind of like Goongumpas on RDJ LP and >>Girl/Boy ep.. not AfX tho I don't think, bcoz this was Richard's next-to-last >>song I believe that he played in NYC at the Blech party. >> > >It sounds like a De La Soul track from their first record. >I forget the track title though. >

no, cuz the DeLaSoul track only talks about 3: "the DeLaSoul posse consists of three and that's the magic number." so any track talking about 4 is something else, possibly sampling from the same source I don't know what it is, but I do know what it ain't /:) john ________________________________________________________________________ The power of the dance is a dangerous power. Like other forms of self surrender, it is easier to begin than to stop. beatphreak@mail.utexas.edu john branch

On 27-Jan-97, john branch wrote:

quoted 1 line "the DeLaSoul posse consists of three and that's the magic number."

>"the DeLaSoul posse consists of three and that's the magic number."

oh well then it's certainly not delasoul.. coz the word "posse" was not mentioned. :DDD -- Hillie aka Aurafix / PHD ja DAMONES hillien kotisivu - http://www.clark.net/pub/buh/index.html easy internet services - http://huizen.dds.nl/~eis Do re mi fa so la ti.. Oh let's see if I can make it easier...

On 27-Jan-97, Nick Yoder wrote:

quoted 3 lines well, now i missed out on the original blech discussion but it was my opinion

>well, now i missed out on the original blech discussion but it was my opinion >that aphex was not djing around 5:30 (after Mark Broom wrapped up) and that it >was probably whatsherface from Warp. Amazing music. someone told me that it was

It was Richard.. I recognized him immediately.. and also, this is thee blech discussion :DD

quoted 2 lines aphex playing live (?!) after about 5:50 (I left at about 6:10) which i might

> aphex playing live (?!) after about 5:50 (I left at about 6:10) which i might >believe except my girlfriend swore she heard an old Neubauten track in there.

he was dj'ing.. He stopped at about 6:30, he had dissapeared after pputting the last record on. heh I would have never left in the middle of AFX playing ;)

quoted 5 lines i don't know what to believe but i'll tell you this: the magic number track was

>i don't know what to believe but i'll tell you this: the magic number track was > the original, some kind of age-of-aquarius meets sesame street blue-eyed soul >number that was sampled heavily on de la souls "the magic number". it was a >great track (complete with background singers reciting multiplication tables) >but i don't think anybody here could ID it. (i don't know the original artist)

someone said it was richard kirk, but most said de la soul. dunno.. -- Hillie aka Aurafix / PHD ja DAMONES hillien kotisivu - http://www.clark.net/pub/buh/index.html easy internet services - http://huizen.dds.nl/~eis Do re mi fa so la ti.. Oh let's see if I can make it easier...

On 27-Jan-97, Andy wrote:

quoted 2 lines just curious, how was Blech? I was home for January and off IDM so I

>just curious, how was Blech? I was home for January and off IDM so I >missed any revies that were posted..

They'll be a blech-report at http://www.clark.net/pub/buh/BlechNY/ very soon.. Will have pics that I took at the party, and I'm gonna try to get more pics.. and I put in quite some humor into the report ;) but here's a mini-review :D I only heard AFX, Autechre, Freeform and Mark Broom.. the rest of time I didn't really know who it was playing. It was a bit of a dissapointment, as there was no warp merchandise and you couldn't meet afx, at least I didn't get to I suppose you could at one point, but I never knew about it. anyhow, all of the music was really great, but I can tell you a few things about the dj's/live performers: autechre - should have done some more 'autechre' stuff and not typical acid/house type stuff. it was not too typical, but it certainly wasn't the stuff we're all used to from Autechre. mark broom - really great. I thought this was AFX at first, since he was supposed to play at 3:30am, but they put him on coz Richard got boo'ed off, since he came on right after Autechre, I guess the ppl just weren't ready for too much of that kind of music. so AFX was pushed back to 5:30am. was pretty much house or trance, can't remmeber exactly. afx - totally AWESOME =) he played mostly drum'n'bass and noisy loud stuff, lots of high-pitched noise and distortion.. totally wicked.. one girl held her ears shut =) he kind of ping ponged tracks.. drum'n'bass, noisy, d&b, noisy, etc.. the next morning I bought Arcon 2: The Beckoning/Slyland which was played by Richard. I heard that Jimi Tenor brought the house down, but unfortunately I never heard him play :( vampiros lesbos brought his gf there who stripped for all the party-goers, but I don't remember the music that much. just got a glimpse of the stripper who later I learned was the dj's (franco's) gf.. laters.. -- Hillie aka Aurafix / PHD ja DAMONES hillien kotisivu - http://www.clark.net/pub/buh/index.html easy internet services - http://huizen.dds.nl/~eis Do re mi fa so la ti.. Oh let's see if I can make it easier...