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At 09:27 PM 1/19/98 -0700, you wrote:

quoted 6 lines I just got PWT - Connections and I like it. Are there other worthwhile

> >I just got PWT - Connections and I like it. Are there other worthwhile >PWT titles (cd/vinyl) that have come out after Connections? > >Jeffrey >

Well, Paul W. Teebrooke is actually Steve Pickton (aka Stasis) in disguise. There haven't been any new Teebrooke releases since Connections but there was a new Stasis 12" released on the Pure Plastic label called "Block." It's a little more techno oriented but well worth having. Also try the 1996 Stasis lp "From the Old to the New." Not nearly as experimental as Connections but also well worth having. I believe there were two previous Teebrooke releases prior to Connections: "Nova" on Op-Art and a self-titled Paul W. Teebrooke 12" on the excellent Otherworld label. There was also a Paul W. Teebrooke remix on the Stasis "Sound of Stasis" 12" on the Multiplex label. Oh, and i believe there were a few Teebrooke tracks on the Objets D'Art III comp. -->-Lance--- p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states

At 10:43 PM 1/19/98 -0500, you wrote:

quoted 20 lines At 09:27 PM 1/19/98 -0700, you wrote:

>At 09:27 PM 1/19/98 -0700, you wrote: >> >>I just got PWT - Connections and I like it. Are there other worthwhile >>PWT titles (cd/vinyl) that have come out after Connections? >> >>Jeffrey >> > >Well, Paul W. Teebrooke is actually Steve Pickton (aka Stasis) >in disguise. There haven't been any new Teebrooke releases since >Connections but there was a new Stasis 12" released on the Pure >Plastic label called "Block." It's a little more techno oriented but >well worth having. Also try the 1996 Stasis lp "From the Old to the >New." Not nearly as experimental as Connections but also well >worth having. I believe there were two previous Teebrooke releases >prior to Connections: "Nova" on Op-Art and a self-titled Paul W. >Teebrooke 12" on the excellent Otherworld label. There was also >a Paul W. Teebrooke remix on the Stasis "Sound of Stasis" 12" on >the Multiplex label. >

i just realized that there was something else teebrooke-related since his Connections lp, it was a 2-track 12" on the Otherworld label under his (Steve Pickton's) Phenomyna guise called "Scratch/ Everlast." If you like that one don't forget about the classic Phenomyna cd on the ART label called Unexplained. a real gem if you can find it. -->-Lance--- p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states

Speaking of Op ART/ART/New electronica stuff, which I think is some of the most beautiful stuff out there (the kind of music that never gets old), I have a question: I have Objets d'art 88-92 (is that the right dates? don't have it in front of me), the silver 2 CD set, and Objets d'Art III, the blue one with the Photeck track. Both are amazing. What is the third companion release I am missing? Was it released on CD? Is it called Objet d'Art II? Lance? Thanks Nate

At 02:52 PM 1/20/98 +0000, you wrote:

quoted 10 lines Speaking of Op ART/ART/New electronica stuff, which I think is some of the

> >Speaking of Op ART/ART/New electronica stuff, which I think is some of the >most beautiful stuff out there (the kind of music that never gets old), I >have a question: > >I have Objets d'art 88-92 (is that the right dates? don't have it in front >of me), the silver 2 CD set, and Objets d'Art III, the blue one with the >Photeck track. Both are amazing. What is the third companion release I am >missing? Was it released on CD? Is it called Objet d'Art II? Lance? >

Objets d'art 92-95 2xcd/4x12" on New Electronica was really volumes 1&2. Objets d'art III cd, also on New Electronica is, obvioulsy, volume 3. -->-Lance--- p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states