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Sounds a bit porno, no? Anyway, yes, it's true, and perhaps old hat to some, but Muslimgauze remixed No-Man's "Punished for Being Born". 3 (closet No-Man fan)

Irene Mc spake thusly:

quoted 1 line Is No-Man the Richard Barbieri post-Japan group?

>Is No-Man the Richard Barbieri post-Japan group?

That's the one; however, I believe Barbieri is not a permanent member of the band. He has played on several No-Man albums, as has Robert Fripp and a veritable ganglion of noise-making luminaries. 3

On 20 Jul 98, Zenon M. Feszczak wrote re: Re: (idm) Muslimgauze does No Man: (re: No-Man)

quoted 2 lines That's the one; however, I believe Barbieri is not a permanent member of

> That's the one; however, I believe Barbieri is not a permanent member of > the band.

I don't know enough about this release - but recently borrowed a CD-R of a Jensen-Barbieri EP containing 4 tracks, titled Karn : Seed. I don't know whether the group goes under the name of Karn or Seed, and which is the EP's title... but the music on it is excellent. Can anybody shed more light on this? Release year? I *

quoted 3 lines I don't know enough about this release - but recently borrowed a

>I don't know enough about this release - but recently borrowed a >CD-R of a Jensen-Barbieri EP containing 4 tracks, titled Karn : >Seed.

Steve Jansen, Richard Barbieri, Mick Karn are all former members of Japan. The album title is "Seed". Much other excellent material from these cats and collabs with others. Start with their record label, Medium: http://www.demon.co.uk/medium-prod/Medium.html Definitely hear the older material on Sylvian's solo albums, with Holger Czukay, Jon Hassell, David Torn, Robert Fripp, and many others. David Sylvian page: http://www.demon.co.uk/medium-prod/Medium.html Quite a range of music, from the pure ambience of "Gone to Earth" to the Crimsonish hard funk of the Sylvian/Fripp album. To bring this back into idm territory, FSoL did a remix of Sylvian/Fripp's "Darshan". Also, the " Changing Hands" record is a collaboration in which Jansen and Barbieri sent source material to Takemura to remix and edit, granting full creative freedom. The artists didn't meet. The results are quite beautiful - ambience and moody melodies over rhythms given the grit and cut treatment. Recommended. 3

quoted 5 lines I don't know enough about this release - but recently borrowed a

> I don't know enough about this release - but recently borrowed a > CD-R of a Jensen-Barbieri EP containing 4 tracks, titled Karn : > Seed. I don't know whether the group goes under the name of Karn > or Seed, and which is the EP's title... but the music on it is > excellent. Can anybody shed more light on this? Release year?

It's released in 1994. and the title is : Jansen, Barbieri, Karn : The Seed Can't remember the label, because I don't have it near myself. bye rob still playin' : bounce your body to the box - reese & santonio

Zenon M. Feszczak wrote:

quoted 10 lines Irene Mc spake thusly:

> Irene Mc spake thusly: > > >Is No-Man the Richard Barbieri post-Japan group? > > That's the one; however, I believe Barbieri is not a permanent member of > the band. > He has played on several No-Man albums, as has Robert Fripp and a veritable > ganglion of noise-making luminaries. > > 3

No-Man is essentially Steven Wilson (instruments) and Tim Bowness (vox). Porcupine Tree is another one of Steven's projects. jeff -- dancing/about/architechture "...with wandering steps and slow..." ICQ904008

On Mon, 20 Jul 1998, waving AND drowning wrote:

quoted 4 lines Oh yeah...I've just noticed the subject of this thread - dunno if it refers to a

> Oh yeah...I've just noticed the subject of this thread - dunno if it refers to a > new project (or?), but Muslimgauze also did a mix of "Housewives on Heroin" on > Dry Cleaning > Ray. jeff

can someone provide information to find both this release and the No Man? thanks! chris.

quoted 2 lines On Mon, 20 Jul 1998, waving AND drowning wrote:

>On Mon, 20 Jul 1998, waving AND drowning wrote: >

quoted 2 lines can someone provide information to find both this release and the No Man?

>can someone provide information to find both this release and the No Man? >

You should be able to find these titles at bigger on-line music stores, like CDNow and CDUniverse. (www.*.com). "Inevitably Damaged Milkmen"? Don't you mean "Incredibly Deluded Milkmen"? Those damn milkmen, no matter how much you warn them, they fall for that old housewife-in-negligee trick every time. 3