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James Skilton <steady-j@geocities.com> writes:

quoted 7 lines Also WARP are intending to issue a limited remix of Forgemasters' "Track

>Also WARP are intending to issue a limited remix of Forgemasters' "Track >with no name", their first ever full release. Featuring a 20 minute ambient >Autechre mix, a 2 minute 200bpm techstep tearer from Squarepusher, which >will leave you gasping for more, and a distorted series of farts and coughs >over a muffled loop of the original from Aphex Twin. >To be available to WARPMART customers as a limited edition of 401 on purple >vinyl 12". catalog no. WAPRF001. Look out for an announcement on WARP-NET!

Hey, I have a copy of WAP 1 lying about. Not that I want to sell it or anything, but I've always wondered if it was worth anything... Anyone have any idea?

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On Sun, 5 Apr 1998, Piotr Dubiel wrote:

quoted 2 lines Hey, I have a copy of WAP 1 lying about. Not that I want to sell it or

> Hey, I have a copy of WAP 1 lying about. Not that I want to sell it or > anything, but I've always wondered if it was worth anything...

Some label called "Hubba Hubba" re-released the b-side to that ("Shall We...") plus some 3 other (weird b-sides?) Robert Gordon tracks recently. I really like Gordon's programming style. I think he engineered on most of the 80's Hula tracks, and this was his connection to the early Fon studios (Hula=Chakk) ...from which early Warp recording/mastering seems to have started. Solenoid solenoid@europa.com <------+

At 22:41 05/04/98 -0400, Piotr Dubiel wrote:

quoted 4 lines James Skilton <steady-j@geocities.com> writes:

>James Skilton <steady-j@geocities.com> writes: > >Hey, I have a copy of WAP 1 lying about. Not that I want to sell it or >anything, but I've always wondered if it was worth anything...

Old WARP 12"s don't appear very often, but prices are not unnecessarily elevated when they do surface. About 6 quid would be about right unless you stumbled upon someone particularly keen to own it. This stuff does not generally seem to be established as "collectible" so second hand shops, record fairs just aren't stocking them - so my WARP wants list which consists of a handful of old CD singles, seems to be impossible to fulfil. well that's what seems to be going on anyway J ^ Steady J aka James Skilton steady-j@geocities.com Autechre & SKAM discogs @ http://subnet.virtual-pc.com/~sk393820 "I don' have any idea 'bout what's going on..."