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Re: (idm) domestic T-Power

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1997-10-20 22:25Aaron S Michelson (idm) domestic T-Power
1997-10-20 22:35Brock Suter Re: (idm) domestic T-Power
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1997-10-20 22:25Aaron S MichelsonGood news. Just received word today that Airbag Records (bad name, nice label) has reissue
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Mon, 20 Oct 1997 18:25:55 -0400 (EDT)
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(idm) domestic T-Power
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Good news. Just received word today that Airbag Records (bad name, nice label) has reissued T-Power's Waveform album Stateside. For those who passed on the import, I highly recommend it.... a darker, noiser, original take on drum'n bass.... very abstract and extremely beautiful. Also, Kuma's album on Plink Plonk has been put out on Airbag as well. It's a bit less daring, but none the less pretty scary drum'n bass just the same. I'm certainly keeping an eye out to see where this label goes.... I do admire people who license European product over here. Aaron np: Kuma (airbag)
1997-10-20 22:35Brock SuterAaron S Michelson wrote: > > Good news. Just received word today that Airbag Records (bad
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Mon, 20 Oct 1997 15:35:06 -0700
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Re: (idm) domestic T-Power
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Aaron S Michelson wrote:
quoted 12 lines Good news. Just received word today that Airbag Records (bad name, nice> > Good news. Just received word today that Airbag Records (bad name, nice > label) has reissued T-Power's Waveform album Stateside. For those who > passed on the import, I highly recommend it.... a darker, noiser, > original take on drum'n bass.... very abstract and extremely > beautiful. > > Also, Kuma's album on Plink Plonk has been put out on Airbag as well. > It's a bit less daring, but none the less pretty scary drum'n bass > just > the same. I'm certainly keeping an eye out to see where this label > goes.... I do admire people who license European product over here.
These have been out for months, domestically. I've seen ads for airbag (but I could have swore it was called something else) for quite a while in the local rave 'zines. They even went as far as to post on Socal-Raves looking for interns to help them out. I can't remember who all was involved, but for some reason Tamara Palmer comes to mind... More info on this later (when I get home, which is what I always say.), peace out, brock np: Grooverider presents 'the prototype years'