just to clarify....it came out before lifeforms....
although i'm not sure it think it was their second full release after
accelerator (probably barring some singles)
anyone care to clarify, or have a url for a complete, correct discography?
imho- tales of eph is a really good album, standout of it's time, and a
classic in my library....i wish they'd release more under that name
assuming of course they'd work off of that sound.....
aaron....................
At 10:33 AM -0800 1/8/98, S.Norgate-ie4g9922@lmu.ac.uk wrote:
quoted 29 lines On Thu, 8 Jan 1998, Danny Thierens wrote:
>On Thu, 8 Jan 1998, Danny Thierens wrote:
>
>> as the subject says ... i hope someone can oblige me. could someone also
>> please let me know with with FSOL-release is comparable ?
>>
>> thanks,
>>
>> dv8
>>
>>
>>
>As far I can remember Tales of Ephedrina is basically comparable to all
>the other FSOL albums. It was released, inbetween Lifeforms and ISDN on
>their own EBV label, which is the reason for the differnt name (or that
>might just be bollocks). There's not much to distinguish it as such but
>Liquid Insects is probably the most stand out track with a pretty rad bass
>guitar loop (anyone know where thats from? I sampled it once
>off of another track but have no idea of its origins) and a sort of Pan
>Pipe riff from 808 State's Quadrastate Album (or Utd State in the U.S. I
>believe). Basically if you like the other albums it's worth picking up
>but, err you're not missing that much by not having it. Depends how
>bothered you are really - shrug .
>
> Hope thats been of some use.
>
> Steve
>
>P.S. Why waste your time slagging off the Spice Girls? It's just Pop
>music!