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(idm) o fortuna

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◇ merged from 3 subjects: (idm) drexciya - the quest · (idm) o fortuna · (idm) vinyl vs. sanity
1997-08-22 19:54Mr. Gil (idm) Drexciya - The Quest
└─ 1997-08-22 20:18Zenon M. Feszczak (idm) O Fortuna
1998-10-05 17:41Re: (idm) o fortuna
1998-10-05 18:06Andrew Cowper RE: (idm) o fortuna
1998-10-05 18:12Ernesto Ikerd Re: (idm) o fortuna
1998-10-06 11:00Mr. Gil (idm) Vinyl vs. sanity
└─ 1998-10-05 17:27Irene McC (idm) o fortuna
└─ 1998-10-05 18:01Zenon M. Feszczak Re: (idm) o fortuna
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1997-08-22 19:54Mr. GilNow I understand why there's been such a great buzz about these guys. "The Quest" is a 2CD
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Fri, 22 Aug 1997 14:54:08 -0500 (EST)
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(idm) Drexciya - The Quest
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Now I understand why there's been such a great buzz about these guys. "The Quest" is a 2CD collection on Submerge (http://www.submerge.com/), with 16 tracks on the first and 12 on the second CD. It's a very solid batch of buzzing, beeping electro mini-masterpieces. Only a few tracks on the first CD fall short of excellent, and maybe just a couple on the second, if any. Sounds like Kraftwerk in a funhouse mirror if they'd been taking their funky pills. It's nothing too elaborate. The arrangements are not complex, and most tracks have just 3 or 4 monophonic lines against a heavily-filtered 808, but the sounds are nicely experimental and the beats are infectiously propulsive. Not only that, these guys live underwater, or something. In case it helps, the tracks come from UR-026, UR-030, UR-037, SW-1007, S.I.D.-005, SVE-3, SVE-6 and a few were previously unreleased. ObNonIDM - Does anybody know where can I get "O Fortuna"? I'll pay anything!!!! Mr. Gil gil@L0PHT.COM (L-zero-P-H-T) No authority is self-justified. Resist. Visit The Compendium of Allowable Knowledge http://WWW.L0PHT.COM/~gil/ FREE MUMIA ABU-JAMAL. END THE RACIST DEATH PENALTY.
1997-08-22 20:18Zenon M. FeszczakMr. Gil said: >ObNonIDM - Does anybody know where can I get "O Fortuna"? I'll pay >anythin
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Fri, 22 Aug 1997 16:18:13 -0400
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(idm) O Fortuna
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Mr. Gil said:
quoted 3 lines ObNonIDM - Does anybody know where can I get "O Fortuna"? I'll pay>ObNonIDM - Does anybody know where can I get "O Fortuna"? I'll pay >anything!!!! >
O.K., I'll tell you. In return, I'd like a Synclavier. Alright, a Moog. O.K., then, how about a Theremin? A pocket Theremin? A pocket radio? A Mexican jumping bean? So: Apotheosis. See : X-Static Radikal Tekno volume 4. The Apotheosis cut, in response to threatened legal action, underwent only a name change, rather than a track change. Tricky tricky. Enjoy, if you can... 3
1998-10-05 17:41EvilIzzo@aol.comThe name of the band is "Apotheosis" It is early 90's commercial techno in the stlye of "Q
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Re: (idm) o fortuna
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The name of the band is "Apotheosis" It is early 90's commercial techno in the stlye of "Quadrophenia" and "James Brown is Dead" a Friend of mine had the single on CD, but it was stolen. Otherwise I'd give you the label. Pretty good tune for the time, I still hear it at clubs in LI, New York. -------------Izzo.
1998-10-05 18:06Andrew Cowper>> >Maybe you're talking about O Fortuna, the opening of Carl Orff's >Carmina Burana? Then
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Mon, 5 Oct 1998 14:06:33 -0400
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RE: (idm) o fortuna
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quoted 6 lines Maybe you're talking about O Fortuna, the opening of Carl Orff's>> >Maybe you're talking about O Fortuna, the opening of Carl Orff's >Carmina Burana? Then again, maybe you're talking about >something completely different. > >
No, I suspect our forlorn soul is seeking the techno hack of said Orff piece.
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Our forlorn soul is taking the piss. WAKE UP IDM!!!!!!!!!!! CheerioAndrew C.
1998-10-05 18:12Ernesto Ikerd>No, I suspect our forlorn soul is seeking the techno hack of said Orff piece. > >It's out
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Mon, 05 Oct 1998 13:12:02 -0500
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quoted 7 lines No, I suspect our forlorn soul is seeking the techno hack of said Orff piece.>No, I suspect our forlorn soul is seeking the techno hack of said Orff piece. > >It's out of print, deleted, all copies ordered shot and burned, due to >copyright infringement. > >However, I do know where you can find the track. >For the right price, I might even tell...
I even know where there is a sealed copy floating around of this 12, and all this talk is making me wonder why I dont get it (other than the song sucks) . for the right price I might even drive over and get it. ernie Ernesto Ikerd, (817) 763-4795 Company Graphics, Dept 17, MZ-1156 Lockheed Martin Tactical Aircraft Systems Fort Worth, Texas
1998-10-06 11:00Mr. GilGodzilla is awake. We decided that Comet or Ajax cleanser, scrubbed into the grooves gentl
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Tue, 6 Oct 1998 06:00:10 -0500 (EST)
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(idm) Vinyl vs. sanity
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Godzilla is awake. We decided that Comet or Ajax cleanser, scrubbed into the grooves gently with fine steel wool is the best way to take care of vinyl. Cartridges and styli are best cleaned with maple syrup on a wire brush. Hmm, maybe y'all can help me out. I was at a rave this noontime, and heard an excellent track called "O Fortuna". Where, oh where can I find this beautiful song on CD? Really, though, Mike P.'s Spatula Freak CD has stood the test of time. Mr. Gil gil@L0PHT.COM (L-zero-P-H-T) No authority is self-justified. Resist. Visit The Compendium of Allowable Knowledge http://WWW.L0PHT.COM/~gil/ FREE MUMIA ABU-JAMAL. END THE RACIST DEATH PENALTY.
1998-10-05 17:27Irene McCOn 6 Oct 98, Mr. Gil wrote re: (idm) Vinyl vs. sanity: > Hmm, maybe y'all can help me out.
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Mon, 5 Oct 1998 19:27:55 +0200
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(idm) o fortuna
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On 6 Oct 98, Mr. Gil wrote re: (idm) Vinyl vs. sanity:
quoted 3 lines Hmm, maybe y'all can help me out. I was at a rave this noontime, and> Hmm, maybe y'all can help me out. I was at a rave this noontime, and > heard an excellent track called "O Fortuna". Where, oh where can I find > this beautiful song on CD?
Maybe you're talking about O Fortuna, the opening of Carl Orff's Carmina Burana? Then again, maybe you're talking about something completely different. I *
1998-10-05 18:01Zenon M. Feszczak>On 6 Oct 98, Mr. Gil wrote re: (idm) Vinyl vs. sanity: > >> Hmm, maybe y'all can help me
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Mon, 5 Oct 1998 14:01:52 -0400
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Re: (idm) o fortuna
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quoted 11 lines On 6 Oct 98, Mr. Gil wrote re: (idm) Vinyl vs. sanity:>On 6 Oct 98, Mr. Gil wrote re: (idm) Vinyl vs. sanity: > >> Hmm, maybe y'all can help me out. I was at a rave this noontime, and >> heard an excellent track called "O Fortuna". Where, oh where can I find >> this beautiful song on CD? > >Maybe you're talking about O Fortuna, the opening of Carl Orff's >Carmina Burana? Then again, maybe you're talking about >something completely different. > >
No, I suspect our forlorn soul is seeking the techno hack of said Orff piece. It's out of print, deleted, all copies ordered shot and burned, due to copyright infringement. However, I do know where you can find the track. For the right price, I might even tell... Evilly, 3