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Well, my personal fave is probably "How the west was won", from the CD release of the Psyche/BFC "Elements: 1989-1990" compilation. It's good enough that I'm buying the CD just for it, even though I have the vinyl already (it's not on the 6-track vinyl pack). Bill / dj marathon

quoted 17 lines what is the best carl craig track? the one that moves me most is susperia

> > what is the best carl craig track? the one that moves me most is susperia > from his new album. > anyone else have an opinion? > > jo > ____________ > /___ \ > I II IIIIII > I > I-----III II II L > --I\ I > --------------------- > > S W I T C H records > http://home.interlynx.net/~switch >

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Hi all, At 12:06 PM 6/6/97 -0400, jo@switch wrote:

quoted 1 line what is the best carl craig track?

>what is the best carl craig track?

IMO: A wonderful life (from landcruising) this is just soooo full of soul. coming close: Neurotic Behavior,Chicken Noodle Soup, How the west was won (all from ART3) Andromeda, Evolution, Galaxy, It's a shame (all from psyche\bfc:elements) and, yes: Kairo remix (from remit recaps) (even if you all think it sux :) uh oh, I see something like what we had on the ambient list coming when someone asked "what's everyone's top 10 fax records?"... cheers, --tom

How about carl craig? I've never heard his music, does anyone have anything to say about it? Should I check it out? On Fri, 6 June 1997, at 23:45:11, Tom Tonger wrote:

quoted 19 lines Hi all,

> Hi all, > > At 12:06 PM 6/6/97 -0400, jo@switch wrote: > >what is the best carl craig track? > > IMO: > A wonderful life (from landcruising) > this is just soooo full of soul. > > coming close: > Neurotic Behavior,Chicken Noodle Soup, How the west was won (all from ART3) > Andromeda, Evolution, Galaxy, It's a shame (all from psyche\bfc:elements) > and, yes: Kairo remix (from remit recaps) (even if you all think it sux :) > > uh oh, I see something like what we had on the ambient list coming when > someone asked "what's everyone's top 10 fax records?"... > > cheers, > --tom

quoted 3 lines what is the best carl craig track? the one that moves me most is susperia

> what is the best carl craig track? the one that moves me most is susperia > from his new album. > anyone else have an opinion?

suspiria is incredible, apart from the last track on the revolutionary art.. CD all the tracks are at least five years old.

quoted 4 lines Well, my personal fave is probably "How the west was won", from the CD

> Well, my personal fave is probably "How the west was won", from the CD > release of the Psyche/BFC "Elements: 1989-1990" compilation. It's good > enough that I'm buying the CD just for it, even though I have the vinyl > already (it's not on the 6-track vinyl pack).

yeah and the track 'chicken noodle soup' also on that album is incredible too, these tracks are also on the art compilation 'Objets d'art'. If you like any of the tracks mentioned above the following are a must: Pysche: Crackdown EP (transmat) :includes incredible Derrick May remix of Neurotic Behaviour. Rhythim is Rhythim : Icon/Kaotic Harmony (transmat) available on 'positiva ambient collection' CD in my eyes Carl and derricks finest moment the CD also has Black dog, aphex and irresistable force BFC : Evolution/Galaxy (Fragile) Old carl craig, industrial, very very good... FRS : Harder (global grooves/R&S) this is just a lovely feel good disco classic..! 69 : The sound of music CD (R&S) featuring Lite music (jam the box, desire, my machines) and sound on sound eps (rushed, frequency finale) Intergalactic Beats CD : Planet E complaition about 4 carl craig tracks including marvellous 'nitwit' also has an incredible version of balil 'nort route' better than the one on objet d'art. theres loads more too... anything on retroactive all this stuff is available from Submerge Mail order in detroit. http://www.submerge.com and the R&S stuff should be easy to get hold of too. oh... i havent listened to this stuff in months! im gonna go listen to the lot now :) -- k.F p.s. dont buy the recent landcruising album.... unfortunately it pales into significance in comparison to the above stuff...

quoted 4 lines Intergalactic Beats CD : Planet E complaition

>Intergalactic Beats CD : Planet E complaition > about 4 carl craig tracks including marvellous 'nitwit' > also has an incredible version of balil 'nort route' > better than the one on objet d'art.

That's the version I've had a dodgy tape copy of for four years and have long sought the original. The version on ART4CD is also inferior to this one. Is the rest of it good? It seems to contain several tracks I have elsewhere. adam

Hi Jo,

quoted 1 line what is the best carl craig track? the one that moves me most is >susperia from his new

>what is the best carl craig track? the one that moves me most is >susperia from his new album. anyone else have an opinion?

Yet to hear his new one, so the songs from that can't be in my selection yet, but for now my opinion goes something like this... Best track: Neurotic Behaviour Track that moves me the most: Oscillator Honourable mentions: Bug in the Bassbin (jazz mix) & Chicken Noodle Soup What are other peoples favourite Carl Craig tracks? Regards, John

Written by "jo@switch" <switch@interlynx.net> Subject: (idm) BEST CARL CRAIG TRACK?

quoted 3 lines what is the best carl craig track? the one that moves me most is

>what is the best carl craig track? the one that moves me most is >susperia from his new album. >anyone else have an opinion?

for referance sake here's some of my favourite cc tracks.. psyche - crackdown (remix) (buzz) on the relics 12" sampler, with sarah gregory's lusty french tones piece - free your mind (planet e) the one with the duran duran samples (swiped from shut up and dance's 'dance before the police come' btw) carl craig - at les (buzz) also featured on the food & art thing on ssr urban culture - the wonders of wishing (trancefusion) magnificant sweeping intro and voluptuous bass line shop - nitwit (planet e) came on the same 12" as 'bug in the bassbin' and was a much better track than it's overhyped brother (imho) bfc - evolution (fragile) so good global communication named their label after it;-- 69 - desire (r&s) oscillating madly owes more than a little to black dog's 'virtual' paperclip people - throw (planet e) carl span the full 15 minutes of this in one of the best dj sets i've ever heard bfc - chicken noodle soup (a.r.t.) mr craig on vocals no less checkout the psyche / bfc cd on planet e for all the gems cheers stuart @ 4thworld http://dialspace.dial.pipex.com/4thworld/ check the 'propoganda' page - interviews + features on black dog/ as one/ musik aus strom / jimpster / compost / irdial + more

quoted 2 lines bfc - evolution (fragile) so good global communication named their label

>bfc - evolution (fragile) so good global communication named their label >after it;--

I've been meaning to ask this for a while now - I have two tracks by Carl, both supposedly called "Evolution." The first is on the Planet E Psyche/BFC comp, the one with the heavily phased hi-hats and bleepy bassline. The second is on Transmat's 'Relics' comp, with a clipped, terse rhythm track (a slightly different mix of this is on the Psyche/BFC disc as "Galaxy"). I'd like to know which one really is "Evolution" (of course, both could be - Carl's done more than one track called "The Climax," for instance). More importantly, which one inspired Tom and Mark to start up their label? :) C. -- C.Hilker (cspot@hyperreal.com) "We don't relax, we Rolex"

quoted 2 lines How about carl craig? I've never heard his music, does anyone have

>How about carl craig? I've never heard his music, does anyone have >anything to say about it? Should I check it out?

Carl Craig has just released an album in the UK: Carl Craig presents, Paperclip People: the secret tapes of Dr Eich There's a page on this at the Ministry of Sound web site plus a write UP by DJ magazine. There's also a sample sound file. Check it out.

quoted 10 lines How about carl craig? I've never heard his music, does anyone have

>>How about carl craig? I've never heard his music, does anyone have >>anything to say about it? Should I check it out? > >Carl Craig has just released an album in the UK: > >Carl Craig presents, >Paperclip People: the secret tapes of Dr Eich > >There's a page on this at the Ministry of Sound web site plus a write UP by >DJ magazine. There's also a sample sound file. Check it out.

oops, forgot the url: www.ministryofsound.co.uk -- pretty obvious really.

quoted 1 line what is the best carl craig track?

>>what is the best carl craig track?

from beyond under the name pysche with mayday - the track >drama<

quoted 9 lines Intergalactic Beats CD : Planet E complaition

> >Intergalactic Beats CD : Planet E complaition > > about 4 carl craig tracks including marvellous 'nitwit' > > also has an incredible version of balil 'nort route' > > better than the one on objet d'art. > > That's the version I've had a dodgy tape copy of for four years and have > long sought the original. The version on ART4CD is also inferior to this > one. > Is the rest of it good? It seems to contain several tracks I have elsewhere.

Shop Intro 69 ladies and gentlemen 69 my machines balil norte route future past clincally inclined piece free your mind eevo lute a touch of heaven hani tranq me shop nitwit dark comedy war of the worlds 69 outro Its all really good, apart from the hani and balil tracks i have all the others on the original planet e releases but its nice to have on CD ;) Its still available on CD... but not LP.. It really is worth it alone for the balil track.. and the shop.... and the 69 stuff.... you get the idea ;) -- k.F "I tried unloading banana trains and for while I had a job collecting horses hooves for a sausage skin and glue manufacturer. They also gave me a job after that, throwing cows heads into a bone crushing machine.I soon realised that these jobs weren't really what I wanted to do." -Lol Coxhill Quote.