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At 09:52 AM 11/6/95 GMT, you wrote:

quoted 3 lines Can anyone tell me if there is a release date for the new

>Can anyone tell me if there is a release date for the new >Ken iishi album in the U.K. as yet, or has it already been >released and i've just missed it?

The 12" for "Extra" came out two weeks ago, "Jelly Tones" is due at the end of the month. eh onnow: Four Eyes - Electro Sketches #2

At 12:26 26/01/96 GMT, Davey N wrote:

quoted 3 lines I forgot to say...i'm willing to recieve demos at any time, after this

> >I forgot to say...i'm willing to recieve demos at any time, after this >compilation there'll be other releases on the label.

Cool - I have some stuff ready now but it's not exactly how I want it. I should have some stuff to send you in a few months or so though. || [CiM] || s.walley@uea.ac.uk || http://www.sys.uea.ac.uk/~u9323899/

At 10:50 AM 1/30/96 GMT, Davey N wrote:

quoted 6 lines I'm not so sure about european Folk IDM, or Banco de Gaia being

>I'm not so sure about european Folk IDM, or Banco de Gaia being >'intelligent Dance', and nor are Dreadzone but 'Captain Dread' is a >violiny tune type thingy, and the xpress2 mix has some elements of idm, >maybe this is the sort of thing that might be classed IDM with Folk. > >

mmmm... I wouldn't put every track with a violin line as folk. anyway, this captain dread IMHO ( mmm... everytime I write this IMHO to fend flamers off I feel like i'm wearing a cross to keep the vampires away...) is realy realy bad. snowjob@actcom.co.il The Morpheus Equation: Start + Middle + End = Sand

O.K. i'm going to make myself look really stupid now, but.... Well please let me join you ;) Philips have just bought out a range of DCC machines, and i assume that DCC stands for Digital Compact Cassette. I was under the impression that it was a system that was similar to DAT, but like it's alot cheaper, so what's the difference? DCC can play analogue audio tapes too... and more security protection against repetitive copying? The tapes you can buy are shorter, though the size is bigger... and doesn't the DCC have the track names info on pre-recorded cassettes? And I guess the big difference is that you can actually buy pre-recorded on DCC... That's it... Have fun

At 11:39 PM 2/18/96, KhEone@aol.com wrote:

quoted 4 lines P.S. I think that a good idm night would be a seriously dark electro set or

> P.S. I think that a good idm night would be a seriously dark electro set or > two. Around here in Detroit we've had a few parties that venture in to this > territry, but never for more than an hour or so... >

True story: A few weeks ago I was hanging out at the local once-a-week night, Smooth, with some other members of the local Techno Oldfarts (ages 25-33 or so) Society. Russ "Ferox" Gabriel was spinning and he did a half-hour electro mini-set. An elderly friend and myself [:)] went absolutely nuts after getting to hear "Time Space Transmat", "Planet Rock", "Tour De France", "Rockit", and "Numbers", alongside some newer Ectomorph and RAC tracks, in quick succession. Of course, the highlight was hearing one 16-year-old say to the kid standing next to him "This is what I think they call 'old-school'" (you could hear the quotation marks in his voice.) I felt like whipping out the Geritol. :/ On the plus side, another group of teenagers were spotted on another part of the floor breakdancing. I wonder where they picked it up... -- dave walker, detroit art services _ marmoset@mich.com born freeke <A HREF="http://www.mich.com/~marmoset/">Dave Walker</A>

quoted 6 lines i did an infobot search for squarepusher today, got 45 hits, none

>i did an infobot search for squarepusher today, got 45 hits, none >on fresh's page, but I pulled out Ulysses by james joyce twice, >couldn't find the squarepusher in there though... > >can we have the url for your page again fresh? it is fresh isn't >it?

Yeah, it's Fresh. Anyway, whats up with that? The only damn Squarepusher page and it doesn't hit it? I'm on Yahoo, trying to get on Lycos & Webcrawler (they take forever), and the Hyperreal web person died I think. I don't know where else to go. I don't know much about this whole web page thing, so if anyone has any suggestions on where to register the page let me know... http://members.gnn.com/GMerchan/sqrpshr.htm peace out. /""'' /"'RESH Live and Direct from the G-Spot Orange County, California, USA

kent wrote

quoted 6 lines I'm ploughing through "Gravity's Rainbow" by Thomas Pynchon for the 2n

>I'm ploughing through "Gravity's Rainbow" by Thomas Pynchon for the 2nd >time (once every 20 years, whether I need it or not). Last night I got >to a scene where Tyrone Slothrop is reading a 'PlasticMan' comic book. > >This book was first published about the time Richie Hawtin was born. >Coincidence? You be the judge. ;-)

i did an infobot search for squarepusher today, got 45 hits, none on fresh's page, but I pulled out Ulysses by james joyce twice, couldn't find the squarepusher in there though... can we have the url for your page again fresh? it is fresh isn't it? jeff

no disrespect to Rob, Steve, Chantal & the likes at Warp, about the shitty pressings, ya understand... derek

On Tue, 28 Jan 1997 19:31:34 -0700 (MST), you wrote:

quoted 2 lines no disrespect to Rob, Steve, Chantal & the likes at Warp, about the shitty

>no disrespect to Rob, Steve, Chantal & the likes at Warp, about the shitty >pressings, ya understand...

what shitty pressings? :) I'm all ears. g.

quoted 4 lines no disrespect to Rob, Steve, Chantal & the likes at Warp, about the shitty

> >no disrespect to Rob, Steve, Chantal & the likes at Warp, about the shitty > >pressings, ya understand... > > what shitty pressings? :)

other than S.A.W. II? None yet. Although if surface noise & a shitty pressing enhances my listening experience of CHIASTIC SLIDE---->"Bring The Noize!!!!!!" Derek :)

To everyone who's mailing me saying the track on rdj I'm looking for is 4: Thanks, and I remembered a little more info.. The magazine called it 'forestreet' which is similar .. I still don't hear the trainwhistle, but maybe the track has changed since whatever preview copies that review people got? pacman

0 wrote

quoted 11 lines Date: Tue, 24 Jun 1997 21:34:28 +0000

>Date: Tue, 24 Jun 1997 21:34:28 +0000 >From: 0 <galaxey@earthlink.net> >Subject: Re:(idm) Greed and Whining > >bpm0@interport.net wrote: >> >> Its capitalism, folks > > Peter Becker, >You my friend must be the only one who GETS IT! I can't say it any better! >Capitalismo pendejos, es el mejor! I may not be able afford JOYREX

originals, but

quoted 4 lines I wouldn't have it any other way, you friggin' sissy whiners pay the price and

>I wouldn't have it any other way, you friggin' sissy whiners pay the price and >quit yer bitchin!!! > >0

Yeah, it's capitalism. And it's crap, at times. Don't let such mechanism influence the diffusion of music... I don't own a Joyrex original, and I wouldn't have the money to buy one if I came across it. That's because *I* don't get paid the right price for the job I do (do you?). So it doesn't always work, see? It just doesn't cater for spiritual needs, and often fails to do so with tangible things, too. Peace, ND ============================================ ^ < abardell@tinet.ch > ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ PLUS visit our NEW NEW NEW homepage ^ ^ ^ ^ http://www.tinet.ch/table ^ ^ ^ ^ and join theTable in their mission ^ ^ to make the world look and sound better! ^ ============================================

On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, ND wrote:

quoted 5 lines I don't own a Joyrex original, and I wouldn't have the money to buy one if I

> > I don't own a Joyrex original, and I wouldn't have the money to buy one if I > came across it. That's because *I* don't get paid the right price for the > job I do (do you?). So it doesn't always work, see? It just doesn't cater > for spiritual needs, and often fails to do so with tangible things, too.

Have to say I'm not really sure where this notion of Joyrexs being as expensive as BMWs originated but I found two at 7 UKP each about two years ago. Although a little expensive for a four track 45 it's nowhere near the proportions people are alleging. I sent the second copy to someone in Canada at cost before anyone asks.

quoted 6 lines Peace,

> > Peace, > > ND > >

Tim Those who set out to serve both God and Mammon soon find there is no God.

On Thu, 26 Jun 97 16:27:04 +0200 ND <abardell@tinet.ch> writes:

quoted 38 lines 0 wrote

> >0 wrote > >>Date: Tue, 24 Jun 1997 21:34:28 +0000 >>From: 0 <galaxey@earthlink.net> >>Subject: Re:(idm) Greed and Whining >> >>bpm0@interport.net wrote: >>> >>> Its capitalism, folks >> >> Peter Becker, >>You my friend must be the only one who GETS IT! I can't say it any >better! >>Capitalismo pendejos, es el mejor! I may not be able afford JOYREX >originals, but >>I wouldn't have it any other way, you friggin' sissy whiners pay the >price and >>quit yer bitchin!!! >> >>0 > >Yeah, it's capitalism. And it's crap, at times. Don't let such >mechanism >influence the diffusion of music... > >I don't own a Joyrex original, and I wouldn't have the money to buy >one if I >came across it. That's because *I* don't get paid the right price for >the >job I do (do you?). So it doesn't always work, see? It just doesn't >cater >for spiritual needs, and often fails to do so with tangible things, >too. > >Peace, > >ND

amazing...so how should this "diffusion of music" be realized? by asmosis? music for the masses, rah,rah.... tom w np: burning spear - living dub vol.3

quoted 12 lines Well? Which is which then? Are you going to keep us in

>>Well? Which is which then? Are you going to keep us in >suspense forever? > >To me, Aphex was great (though i only managed to see a couple of >songs)(but at least i managed to see the giant dancing teddy >bears...they were excellent), and the prodigy were a bit too >testosterone fueled for my tastes, but i do NOT want to get invovled in >any arguments about which is better...it is all subjective.(and i don't >want masses of scary prodigy fans having a go at me...) > >- -- >Andre Bosman

have some guts. prodigy is an aweful band based on their dumb badass image just like reznor, manson, etc. aphex does not care what people think about his image. his music is much more creative. and he is just plain strange. i do not think he acts strange on purpose or dies his hair for effect. .... grav

On Wed, 20 August 1997, at 15:46:33, chris r graves wrote:

quoted 6 lines have some guts.

> have some guts. > prodigy is an aweful band based on their dumb badass image just like > reznor, manson, etc. aphex does not care what people think about > his image. his music is much more creative. and he is just plain > strange. i do not think he acts strange on purpose or dies his hair > for effect.

don't think so? He certainly plays up the media, I'm not sure what you refer to by "acts strange" as I've never seen the man in action, but it's probably safe to say it's as fake as his media identity. I find it hard to beleive there's a difference between the two. --brett

At 08:45 21/08/97 -0700, Brett McCormick wrote:

quoted 2 lines don't think so? He certainly plays up the media, I'm not sure what

>don't think so? He certainly plays up the media, I'm not sure what >you refer to by "acts strange" as I've never seen the man in action,

You should check the Aphex Twin fax in the latest Jockey Slut. this would fit both the categories of "Acting Strange" and "Playing up the Media"

quoted 2 lines but it's probably safe to say it's as fake as his media identity. I

>but it's probably safe to say it's as fake as his media identity. I >find it hard to beleive there's a difference between the two.

I hink its more a question of levels of commerciality. AFX and Prodigy are perhaps doing largely the same thing, as you say, but at the high level of exposure afforded the Prodigy, their actions are exaggerated both by their exposure and the groups own response to that exposure. AFX meanwhile can get away with things with less fear of criticism from purists, as he has a smaller band interested in him, and many of them are purists anyway. It's a question of playing the game. ? perhaps. J ^ Steady J aka James Skilton steady-j@geocities.com Autechre & SKAM discogs @ http://subnet.virtual-pc.com/~sk393820

oops! I meant I found it hard to tell the difference between "acting strange" and "playing up the media" as I think they are one and the same for him: a fake act. Of course he wants to appear strange! --brett On Thu, 21 August 1997, at 19:15:24, James Skilton wrote:

quoted 10 lines but it's probably safe to say it's as fake as his media identity. I

> >but it's probably safe to say it's as fake as his media identity. I > >find it hard to beleive there's a difference between the two. > > I hink its more a question of levels of commerciality. AFX and Prodigy are > perhaps doing largely the same thing, as you say, but at the high level of > exposure afforded the Prodigy, their actions are exaggerated both by their > exposure and the groups own response to that exposure. AFX meanwhile can > get away with things with less fear of criticism from purists, as he has a > smaller band interested in him, and many of them are purists anyway. It's a > question of playing the game.

quoted 2 lines probably about 70 - 80% of the list, considering RDJ's popularity. not

> probably about 70 - 80% of the list, considering RDJ's popularity. not > EVERYONE has seen it, y'know.

also, cool special effect man Chris Cunningham made the video ... chris graves np. disjecta-looking for snags .. got my 1st warpmart order, and i wish i had had this album for a long time .. similar to autechre but different.. very nice. i can't say the same for drexciya, after 1 listen.

can you be more specific as to which cd you picked up? At 08:31 PM 11/28/97 -0500, A. Mukerjee wrote:

quoted 6 lines I picked up this disc by Download today.

>I picked up this disc by Download today. > >Brilliant stuff! Anyone know anything more about them? > > >

has anyone heard the new buckfunk3000 album on crammed? it's si begg under another alias, and tho it may be too funky and in-your-face for some of the more genteel idm'ers, it's really great -- a spastic, caterwauling update of electro. woooo! anyone know where online i can find some si begg info? thanks. also just in -- the chocolate weasel record, which is t-power's marc royal and a pal doing electro, trip-hop, whatever. much fun. anyone know where i can get info on marc royal? jeff

At 11:04 AM -0800 2/4/98, jeff salamon wrote:

quoted 9 lines has anyone heard the new buckfunk3000 album on crammed? it's si begg

>has anyone heard the new buckfunk3000 album on crammed? it's si begg >under another alias, and tho it may be too funky and in-your-face for >some of the more genteel idm'ers, it's really great -- a spastic, >caterwauling update of electro. woooo! anyone know where online i can >find some si begg info? thanks. >also just in -- the chocolate weasel record, which is t-power's marc >royal and a pal doing electro, trip-hop, whatever. much fun. anyone know >where i can get info on marc royal? >jeff

Is it out? I've only managed to hear a promo cassette, and I agree, it's top. A mix of techno and jungle sensibilities which actually works. A couple of the tracks are off of the two Buckfunk 3000 singles on Language. Si Begg's done stuff on Tresor and as Cabbage Boy on Ninja Tune (or Ntone?) - I'm sure someone will step up with a discog. Joe

quoted 3 lines i just want to let everyone know that modern music (www.modernmusic.com)

>i just want to let everyone know that modern music (www.modernmusic.com) >says they have 20 copies of this baby... >at least last time i checked...

They don't... pj fucked it up....

At 12:42 AM 3/26/98 +0100, you wrote:

quoted 6 lines i just want to let everyone know that modern music (www.modernmusic.com)

>>i just want to let everyone know that modern music (www.modernmusic.com) >>says they have 20 copies of this baby... >>at least last time i checked... > > >They don't... pj fucked it up....

no wait people, its my fault... i've just learned that its skam02 (the gescom) small mix up... sorry. (and yet another reason not to write emails whilst stoned :-) ) :spacecake:

On 03/25/98 18:20:21 you wrote:

quoted 5 lines i just want to let everyone know that modern music (www.modernmusic.com)

> > >i just want to let everyone know that modern music (www.modernmusic.com) >says they have 20 copies of this baby... >at least last time i checked...

no, they have *gescom* 01, which is skam 02. i believe pj posted a correction soon after he posted the erroneous list. np: black dog "bytes" "a dream is worth a thousand pictures, the mouths of lampreys a thousand more..."

quoted 3 lines He's got an lp called "Child's View" and a remix lp of the same...I

>>He's got an lp called "Child's View" and a remix lp of the same...I >>think there is a new called something like "Child's Magic", which is >>fairly pricey.

quoted 1 line I don't really find either cd to be drum and bass.

>I don't really find either cd to be drum and bass.

quoted 3 lines I'm thinking that

>I'm thinking that >Child's View came out before the term drum and bass was even coined. >The Child's View Remix cd is more of what I would call IDM.

The one w/ the Drum n' Bass stuff is Child & Magic. Recent Release, two months ago, on Warners Japan (#WPC6 8399). Part Terry Riley/Steve Reich inspired minimalia, part abstract sound (prepared piano/chamber sounds & such), part weird-step. Really classy and ridiculously hi-fi for the content (most of the real odd-ball Dn'B has that 60-cycle thing happening prominently). Well worth the $30 tag it gets stateside. -Hrvåtski __________________________________________________ Reckankreuzungsklankewerkzeuge.________________________ _________________________________PO Box 382864-2864 Cambridge, MA 02238-2864____________________________ _______________________________________________USA _______________Main URL: http://www.tiac.net/users/sheket __________________________________________________

Hrvatski wrote:

quoted 29 lines He's got an lp called "Child's View" and a remix lp of the same...I

> >>He's got an lp called "Child's View" and a remix lp of the same...I > >>think there is a new called something like "Child's Magic", which is > > >>fairly pricey. > > >I don't really find either cd to be drum and bass. > > >I'm thinking that > >Child's View came out before the term drum and bass was even coined. > >The Child's View Remix cd is more of what I would call IDM. > > The one w/ the Drum n' Bass stuff is Child & Magic. Recent Release, > two > months ago, on Warners Japan (#WPC6 8399). Part Terry Riley/Steve > Reich > inspired minimalia, part abstract sound (prepared piano/chamber sounds > & > such), part weird-step. Really classy and ridiculously hi-fi for the > content (most of the real odd-ball Dn'B has that 60-cycle thing > happening > prominently). Well worth the $30 tag it gets stateside. -Hrvåtski > > __________________________________________________ > Reckankreuzungsklankewerkzeuge.________________________ > _________________________________PO Box 382864-2864 > Cambridge, MA 02238-2864____________________________ > _______________________________________________USA > _______________Main URL: http://www.tiac.net/users/sheket > __________________________________________________

Thanks for clearing that up...I knew I got the impression of Takemura doing d-n-b somewhere or another and I knew it wasn't from "Changing Hands". It's from the one I DON'T own. One of these days I'll get around to playing what I buy. jeff -- dancing/about/architecture "...with wandering steps and slow..." ICQ 904008

quoted 11 lines Steve Taylor <stevet@codemasters.com> wrote:

>Steve Taylor <stevet@codemasters.com> wrote: >>Autechres recent work contains many sounds and textures reminiscent of >>Tod Dockstaders >>work especially the 'Quatermass' album. Ever wonder where they got the >>idea for the >>'wine glasses bouncing together' sound from? (used on Chicili Suite) > >not that it makes any difference, but that sound you say is wine glasses is >obviously a marble bouncing on a glass surface. ;) >Andrew >larsonaj@muohio.edu

I wouldn't say its that obvious...it could be either...or perhaps you guys are referring to two different sounds...

[WhiteCalx@aol.com] wrote:

quoted 1 line (If any of you people have diluted yourself into thinking that deductory

>(If any of you people have diluted yourself into thinking that deductory

and

quoted 1 line knowedgable intelligence are the summum bonum please turn around now.

>knowedgable intelligence are the summum bonum please turn around now.

Love is

quoted 1 line the ultimate good.. you can have all things deemed "great" by a many

>the ultimate good.. you can have all things deemed "great" by a many

number of

quoted 1 line men.. if you do not have love.. you have nothing at all)

>men.. if you do not have love.. you have nothing at all)

Oh god. You KNOW what happens when the philosopher comes back to the depths of the cave from the light above. He tries to rattle the chains of those in the cave and they KILL him. This is one of the central ideas of the cave allegory, probably the most elementary of all of Plato's lessons in the Republic.

quoted 3 lines CAN SOMEONE PLEASE DIRECT ME TO THE ********INTELLIGENT******** DANCE

>CAN SOMEONE PLEASE DIRECT ME TO THE ********INTELLIGENT******** DANCE >MUSIC LIST PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I HAVE OBVIOUSLY LANDED IN THE WRONG >FUCKING PLACE.

Hmm.. I believe you have the wrong list, indeed. This is not the "Intelligent" Dance Music List, but the "Intelligent Dance Music" List. It may seem like mere semantics, but we make no claim that list-members are intelligent, merely that music discussed is. And actually, I don't even think we're making the claim that the music is intelligent. I believe the idea is that, relative to most other tripe doled out to us by the media and the entertainment industry, the stuff we like and talk about here is incredibly smart. But as for your "********INTELLIGENT******** DANCE MUSIC LIST," good luck finding one. I think the V/VM guys might be able to point you in the right direction if you email the details of your tragic story to them. Hmm. I wonder what Alex Reynolds take on this situation is... Reuterz better be on the scene soon. I'm still waiting for him to top the "mp3 d00dz" post. rjck./_ mailto:cardhore@juno ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

At 05:45 PM 11/4/98 -0500, Rjyan C Kidwell wrote:

quoted 10 lines Oh god. You KNOW what happens when the philosopher comes back to

> >Oh god. You KNOW what happens when the philosopher comes back to >the depths of the cave from the light above. He tries to rattle the >chains of >those in the cave and they KILL him. This is one of the central ideas of >the >cave allegory, probably the most elementary of all of Plato's lessons in >the >Republic. >

what are you talking about? the allegory of the cave has zero to do with that sort of thing. :: wells oliver / s0ewoliv@titan.vcu.edu :: 'try to smile as they devour our youth'

quoted 4 lines This one may be delayed for a month or so. The Slut Smalls 7-inches

> This one may be delayed for a month or so. The Slut Smalls 7-inches > will be double A-sides featuring two artists. Jega shares his 7-inch > with 808 State. >

goddamn I hope this isn't that crappy jungle stuff like on that Muziq label. yuck.

On Fri, 18 Dec 1998 18:30:30 -0500 boomboomkids <galaxey@earthlink.net> writes:

quoted 6 lines This one may be delayed for a month or so. The Slut Smalls 7-inches

>> This one may be delayed for a month or so. The Slut Smalls 7-inches >> will be double A-sides featuring two artists. Jega shares his 7-inch >> with 808 State. >> >goddamn I hope this isn't that crappy jungle stuff like on that Muziq >label. yuck.

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???? about what???? ---"m. abrahamsson" <bauri@techno.org> wrote:

quoted 4 lines oh shut up

> > oh shut up > >

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Check out Lucky People Center as well. --- Breeyn McCarney <yu213590@YorkU.CA> wrote:

quoted 18 lines Does anyone know of any good

> Does anyone know of any good > >Clinton-sampling trax? > > > get your hands on some Emergency Broadcast Network > stuff. i've heard that > they have done exclusively audio projects, but i've > only seen the video. > Believe me, it's worth it. they sample all kinds of > polititians (can't > spell). They incorporate video noise, as well as > other stuff into the > soundtrack of the images........really good.... > bre* > > there are those who do and those who don't. So > pick. > >

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picked up fluxion on chain reaction today. i really dig this record. good stuff all around. also been listening to CiM series two on headspace lately. this one is great too but i wish that view 91 fill was about 6 minutes longer.... oh well. anyway about the whole minimal techno thing: thats something i cant get enough of. i dont know what it is but theres something about the simplicity of minimalism thats addictive as all heck (i cant speak for everyone but the whole studio 1 series is great...)/////// whats the deal with the new surgeon album? i can find that anywhere in the bay area... wasnt it supposed to be released on may 28th? random: someone needs to invent some kind of keychain that can record sound so when your out and about somewhere and you come up with some kind of cool beat or something you can just whip out your keychain and record it... ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

quoted 4 lines random: someone needs to invent some kind of keychain that can record

>random: someone needs to invent some kind of keychain that can record >sound so when your out and about somewhere and you come up with some kind >of cool beat or something you can just whip out your keychain and record >it...

They have talkback, or yakbak or whatever, you could use them for that. Look in the toy section of a department store, they run about $15-20 i'd guess. _________________________________ Adam Roesch / roesch@augsburg.edu Augsburg College / Minneapolis / MN / USA Visit my Fila Brazillia/Pork Recordings fan site: http://dogbert.augsburg.edu/~roesch/pork/ "Because success needs killing" TRICKY

isn't seven too busy acting 'hard' to be bothered with releasing new records? s.f..fgjt In a message dated Wed, 30 Jun 1999 11:08:19 AM Eastern Daylight Time, "warren g. \(harding\)" <KIDWELL@tessco.com> writes:

quoted 1 line you forget that it is record labels that put out records, not the

> > you forget that it is record labels that put out records, not the

artists...give a bunch of new tracks to a small label like choc. ind. or skam, and it may well be three

quoted 1 line years before your record comes out. and artists tend to want to put their

> > years before your record comes out. and artists tend to want to put their

old shit out before they drop their new stuff...but then these new tracks will end up getting

quoted 7 lines delayed too, &c. &c.

> > delayed too, &c. &c. > > what exactly is it that causes these things to > be delayed 3 years? i've heard a lot of the > CI and Schematic stuff sits around forever > waiting for DR to finish artwork for it... > isn't that kind of silly?

quoted 1 line isn't seven too busy acting 'hard' to be bothered with releasing new record

> isn't seven too busy acting 'hard' to be bothered with releasing new records?

i'm no business mogul, but i know a bit about pressing plants and moody artists and designers from different time zones and film output houses and working a 9-5 to support musical endeavors... and i was just curious as to whether a better reason than just "running a label is hard" was behind the datedness of these tracks. i guess there isn't. well isn't that anticlimactic. oh well... ,rj../ ___,">www.gl.umbc.edu/~nworth1

---"warren g. (harding)" <KIDWELL@tessco.com> wrote:

quoted 2 lines you forget that it is record labels that put

> > > you forget that it is record labels that put

out records, not the artists...give a bunch of new tracks to a small label like choc. ind. or skam, and it may well be three

quoted 1 line years before your record comes out. and

> > years before your record comes out. and

artists tend to want to put their old shit out before they drop their new stuff...but then these new tracks will end up getting

quoted 7 lines delayed too, &c. &c.

> > delayed too, &c. &c. > > what exactly is it that causes these things to > be delayed 3 years? i've heard a lot of the > CI and Schematic stuff sits around forever > waiting for DR to finish artwork for it... > isn't that kind of silly?

i think thats because tDR takes their sweet time on everything they do. you know they have to search through the whole helvetica type family for the perfect font for each project. yes they do some striking work but damn, doesn't it take forever! then again, it might not be tDR. it may be the labels themselves and they could be financially worse of than some labels out there. === J._/Mc @ Designst?rung Designstorung: http://members.xoom.com/jm45675/HTMLremix.html Underscore: http://www.gl.umbc.edu/~nworth1 _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com