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1997-09-15 03:57Philip Hugh SherburneIf this has come up before & I wasn't paying attention, I apologize. But I just read a nif

From:: Philip Hugh Sherburne <Philip_Sherburne@brown.edu>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Sun, 14 Sep 1997 22:57:31 -0500
Subject:: (idm) Interdimensional Transmissions?

If this has come up before & I wasn't paying attention, I apologize. But I just read a nifty review for this record: Various - From Beyond Vol. 1 - 12" - Interdimensional Transmissions - IT no. 4 at Forcefield's site [http://wwwedu.cs.utwente.nl/~wielen/forcefield/forcefield.html] (and what an excellent site it is...) and I wondered if anyone could tell me any more about IT 1-3, or where I could find any of them. thanks, phil p.s. thanks to all who have responded to my plea for help in de-warping vinyl. right now they're flattening under books; if that fails (which it probably will), I'm going to undertake the glass&sunlight treatment. p h i l i p h u g h s h e r b u r n e - - - - - - b r o w n u n i v e r s i t y - - - - - - - - - 4 0 1 . 2 7 6 . 0 2 1 8 - - - - - - - - - - - - "everywhere, organized music is traversed by a line of abolition--just as a language of sense is traversed by a line of escape--in order to liberate a living and expressive material that speaks for itself and has no need of being put into a form." --deleuze & guattari

1997-09-15 18:01amazing arnoldAt 22:57 14-9-97 -0500, you wrote: >If this has come up before & I wasn't paying attention

From:: amazing arnold <arnold@sonik.demon.nl>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Mon, 15 Sep 1997 20:01:10 +0200
Subject:: Re: (idm) Interdimensional Transmissions?
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At 22:57 14-9-97 -0500, you wrote:

quoted 4 lines If this has come up before & I wasn't paying attention, I apologize. But I

>If this has come up before & I wasn't paying attention, I apologize. But I >just read a nifty review for this record: > >Various - From Beyond Vol. 1 - 12" - Interdimensional Transmissions - IT

no. 4

quoted 4 lines at Forcefield's site

> >at Forcefield's site >[http://wwwedu.cs.utwente.nl/~wielen/forcefield/forcefield.html] (and what >an excellent site it is...)

thanks matey. :)

quoted 2 lines and I wondered if anyone could tell me any more about IT 1-3, or where I

>and I wondered if anyone could tell me any more about IT 1-3, or where I >could find any of them.

from the same forces, May 1997 our Buddy says: Ectomorph - Abstraction - 12" - Interdimensional Transmission - IT no. 3 Back during spring training, scouts got an anticipatory look the left picture and close listen to the latest haunting heat packing split finger fast baller from Detroit's Interdimensional Transmissions stable. Ectomorph Abstraction came stealth mode into camp crammed with a cranking repertoire of sidearming cymbals, lowballing bass, spitballing lock grooves and the occasional well placed bizzare lollipop melody curve. Inside sources confirm that while the team was on post spring training exhibitions in Europe, IT pitching coaches made some minor track selection adjustments to Abstraction. As well there have been accounts of an new untouchable freaky knuckler which comes disguised in submarine delivery duboniks. Hitters have been calling it the 'cease to exist' pitch. At this time, the front office has announced that the Abstraction EP is more then ready for the jump up into the Show. Decked out in this years model of IT uniform, baby blue translucent vinyl, this is one future league leader to keep an eye out for. (Buddy) --- IT 1-3 are 3x Ectomorph (aka Flexitone) = 3 times undercooled dope electro. try Seventh City, their distibutor.. http://www.7thcity.com ¤ Forcefield ¤ - http://wwwedu.cs.utwente.nl/~wielen/forcefield/

1997-09-15 05:48PUCKERED1@aol.comhere's my 2 cents... can some elaborate a these... IT No. 1 Ectomorph - Subsonic Vibration

From:: <PUCKERED1@aol.com>
To:: <Philip_Sherburne@brown.edu>, <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Mon, 15 Sep 1997 01:48:15 -0400 (EDT)
Subject:: Re: (idm) Interdimensional Transmissions?

here's my 2 cents... can some elaborate a these... IT No. 1 Ectomorph - Subsonic Vibrations IT No. 2 Ectomorph - Stark EP IT No. 3 Ectomorph - Abstraction IT No. 4 various - From Beyond Vol. 1

1997-09-15 19:05Aran M. ParilloOn Mon, 15 Sep 1997 PUCKERED1@aol.com wrote: > here's my 2 cents... can some elaborate a t

From:: Aran M. Parillo <aran@hyperreal.org>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Mon, 15 Sep 1997 12:05:56 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:: Re: (idm) Interdimensional Transmissions?

On Mon, 15 Sep 1997 PUCKERED1@aol.com wrote:

quoted 3 lines here's my 2 cents... can some elaborate a these...

> here's my 2 cents... can some elaborate a these... > > IT No. 1 Ectomorph - Subsonic Vibrations

lean 808 606 funky electro programming. sometimes smokey clear vinyl, always crazily mastered grooves. hidden locks. not for the deep trance lovers, in fact, bass jocks (as in the *real* bass jocks out of detroit) *fiend* over this release, probably in repress. 100% rolling.

quoted 1 line IT No. 2 Ectomorph - Stark EP

> IT No. 2 Ectomorph - Stark EP

sortof an extension of No 1, this time 10 locks total which you assemble into a track of your own (with two copies of course) a little more attention to "song" (ha) structure, but again, minimal electro techno. mike paradinas sampled some of the Stark EP into his Hydrozone. smokey red and black vinyl if you're lucky.

quoted 1 line IT No. 3 Ectomorph - Abstraction

> IT No. 3 Ectomorph - Abstraction

certainly showing growth of the Ectomorph sound here, even more attention to song structure & themes then 1&2. Some ingenius locks (which play in both directions) and weird haunting excursions "in the dark, night". boner, erm, bonus label art ;) and wicked lovely blue vinyl if you're lucky. again, detroit techno electro.

quoted 1 line IT No. 4 various - From Beyond Vol. 1

> IT No. 4 various - From Beyond Vol. 1

various artist effort in which the creators were instructed to "take funk to the future" this is done with marvelous effect by dutch artist I-F who pulls together a quasi-new wave visage throwback (with meaty electro programming) called "Space Invaders are Smoking Grass" [warning, everyone and their mother wants to license this track] also on this v/a comp, mike paradinas with an set of beautiful melodies layed over an autechry beat not beat [tm]. dj godfather (local 313 bass jock) gives up a traxxy electro number with some nice gentle/subtle overtones and quirky (qualified) 313 campy campers Le Car drive home one of their best, again, minimal detroit electro techno. [green vinyl if you're lucky, so so def silk screened cover art] too bad the Beasties dropped the midwest ball when covering BASS et al in the most recent grand royal. tp ps it no.5 has been quazi-viewd here on idm once before AND I've heard the remainder of the "FROM BEYOND" and it's continuously outstanding.

1997-09-15 19:08PUCKERED1@aol.commore info: Artist / Title: Various Artists "From Beyond - Volume 2"Estimated Date of Relea

From:: <PUCKERED1@aol.com>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Mon, 15 Sep 1997 15:08:02 -0400 (EDT)
Subject:: Re: Re: (idm) Interdimensional Transmissions?

more info: Artist / Title: Various Artists "From Beyond - Volume 2"Estimated Date of Release : Mid SeptemberSummary: The follow-up to the very popular Volume 1. This compilation features a wide variety of electronic music from Sluts 'n' Strings & 909, Flexitone, Phoenecia and 4E.IT No. 5

1999-04-20 17:04Jeff PitrmanWhile I'm still thinking about electro: I saw a cd compilation in a store recently, put ou

From:: Jeff Pitrman <jpitrman@pobox.com>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Tue, 20 Apr 1999 10:04:10 -0700
Subject:: (idm) Interdimensional Transmissions?

While I'm still thinking about electro: I saw a cd compilation in a store recently, put out by, and I think called, 'Interdimensional Transmissions.' It had I-F's "space invaders are smoking grass," a Phoenicia song, and only a couple of other people whom I've heard of, but only know by name. Uni, Shake, ummm ... anyway, it was brownish texturey looking paper on the sleeve and back, with pictures of a space invader, some hands in different poses, little graphs, and stuff across the middle. Does anyone know the cd I'm talking about and know what it sounds like? I searched the IDM-r archive and found two reviews of a 'part 3' and 'part 4' that I'm guessing might be vinyl releases of this comp. Is it pretty much stuff in the I-F vein, or lots of variety? I think I may get it. the I-F track was the only one I've heard, but I like that song. ---- "According to the law of primogeniture this moon-cheese is mine. The UN? Ha! I spit on the UN!" [Pokey the Penguin] 5678>> http://www.pobox.com/~jpitrman/

1999-04-20 17:09zimboon interdimensional transmissions: from beyond: "from beyond" is the comp. IT is the label

From:: zimbo <tofu@uci.edu>
To:: Jeff Pitrman <jpitrman@pobox.com>
Cc:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Tue, 20 Apr 1999 10:09:15 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:: Re: (idm) Interdimensional Transmissions?
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on interdimensional transmissions: from beyond: "from beyond" is the comp. IT is the label. one of my fave comps ever! especially for the SICK sluts and strings track. :) my roomate said he liked electro, so i loaned him the cd.. he listened to it again and again and again.. im sure many folks will back me up on the idea that you should get this thing! chris.

1999-04-20 17:57Andrew Duke Cognition/In The MixJeff: Yep, this is the CD compilation of the 4 volume vinyl series on the Interdimensional

From:: Andrew Duke Cognition/In The Mix <cognition@globalserve.net>
To:: Jeff Pitrman <jpitrman@pobox.com>
Cc:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Tue, 20 Apr 1999 14:57:27 -0300
Subject:: Re: (idm) Interdimensional Transmissions?

Jeff: Yep, this is the CD compilation of the 4 volume vinyl series on the Interdimensional Transmissions label. It's a variety, but all super good. Grab it. Andrew :) Jeff Pitrman wrote:

quoted 18 lines While I'm still thinking about electro: I saw a cd compilation in a store

> While I'm still thinking about electro: I saw a cd compilation in a store > recently, put out by, and I think called, 'Interdimensional Transmissions.' > It had I-F's "space invaders are smoking grass," a Phoenicia song, and > only a couple of other people whom I've heard of, but only know by name. > Uni, Shake, ummm ... anyway, it was brownish texturey looking paper on the > sleeve and back, with pictures of a space invader, some hands in different > poses, little graphs, and stuff across the middle. Does anyone know the cd > I'm talking about and know what it sounds like? I searched the IDM-r > archive and found two reviews of a 'part 3' and 'part 4' that I'm guessing > might be vinyl releases of this comp. Is it pretty much stuff in the I-F > vein, or lots of variety? > I think I may get it. the I-F track was the only one I've heard, but I > like that song. > ---- > "According to the law of primogeniture > this moon-cheese is mine. The UN? Ha! > I spit on the UN!" [Pokey the Penguin] > 5678>> http://www.pobox.com/~jpitrman/

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1999-04-20 18:38eric hill>Jeff: Yep, this is the CD compilation of the 4 volume vinyl series on the >Interdimension

From:: eric hill <ehill@best.com>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Tue, 20 Apr 1999 11:38:54 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:: Re: (idm) Interdimensional Transmissions?
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quoted 3 lines Jeff: Yep, this is the CD compilation of the 4 volume vinyl series on the

>Jeff: Yep, this is the CD compilation of the 4 volume vinyl series on the >Interdimensional Transmissions label. It's a variety, but all super good. >Grab it. Andrew :)

i think "variety" is kind of an understatement ;) eric

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