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quoted 19 lines From: `Pietro <mbm@netcore.ca>

> From: `Pietro <mbm@netcore.ca> > Subject: (idm) Andrea Parker - DJ Kicks - K7 > > Could someone lead me to find some of the artist's on here? > If you know of any (recent) album's i should check into, label > connections/links, singles et cetera, i'd REALLY appreciate > any and all input. Please reply off-list, thanks! > > . Gescom - "Puzl" - Gescom > . Andrea Parker - "Unconnected" - Andie Ltd > . 69 - "Desire" - R&S > . Dopplereffect - "Cellularphone" - Dataphysix > . Drexciya - "Hydro Theory" - Warp > . Space DJ'z - "Celestial Funk" - Infonet > . Two Sandwiches Short of a Lunchbox - "Too Good To Be Strange" - Apollo > . DJ Panic - "Vision of Mars" - Panic Trax > . Sons of the Subway - "Da Tunnelz" - Infonet > . G-File - "G String Remix (Andrea Parker) - Yume Records > . Piece - "Free Your Mind" - Planet E

Most of this stuff is long-gone out of print, unfortunately. Planet E tunes are back-catalog and nowhere in sight (unless someone else knows of a source). Related things that you might dig in this vein on the label that are still around - Intergalactic Beats CD comp. (absolutely essential, but now I'm crying 'cuz I'll never find the originals on wax), and the Psyche/BFC comp. on CD/vinyl - both Planet E releases. If yout liked the Drexciya tune you can still dig up The Quest CD/vinyl comp. on Submerge(?). And I've sung its praises many times on this list, but no one can beat Electron Industries label in my book for dark electro/techno hybrids, very much like the mood of the Parker disc overall. Most of this label's stuff (all?) is on wax, more recent stuff (check the Vidd 12" by Octagon Man) still in print. And look to the German labels for electro, all kinds of mad stuff popping up on Sabotage, Viewlexx, etc. I don't know specifics on these as I haven't been able to track much of it down myself. This'll get you started. I really really dug this disc too, so if anyone else can contribute similar recommendations beyond this I'd be grateful. My question: posed this one earlier to idm, but never got a peep. The Infonet label - both of the Infonet tracks (Space DJ'z, Sons of the Subway) on this comp are the joint, where's this label from and what else do they do? I'd love to get my hands on these and more, but can't get any info on this one. ____________________________________ Brock Phillips - bphil@email.unc.edu WXYC 89.3 FM The New Science Experience Tune in every Sunday night 10-12 AM EST http://www.wxyc.org for live RA broadcast Promos, demos, etc. welcome for submission Email for postal address and details... Trade/sale list at the following address - http://www.unc.edu/~bphil/index.html

quoted 2 lines can beat Electron Industries label in my book for dark electro/techno

>can beat Electron Industries label in my book for dark electro/techno >hybrids, very much like the mood of the Parker disc overall. Most of this

speaking of heavy electro, does anyone have any information on the "audio illusions recordings" label? there's a couple records by 'final dream' that i've been starving for for a couple years now.

quoted 5 lines My question: posed this one earlier to idm, but never got a peep. The

>My question: posed this one earlier to idm, but never got a peep. The >Infonet label - both of the Infonet tracks (Space DJ'z, Sons of the >Subway) on this comp are the joint, where's this label from and what else >do they do? I'd love to get my hands on these and more, but can't get any >info on this one.

this is the old bandulu posse. i'd always heard that they had some good stuff on that label (of recent times - i still keep an eye out for "phaze inversion," section 25 fan that i am), but i never found anything remotely decent on infonet until andrea put them on the cd. eric

quoted 5 lines My question: posed this one earlier to idm, but never got a peep. The

>My question: posed this one earlier to idm, but never got a peep. The >Infonet label - both of the Infonet tracks (Space DJ'z, Sons of the >Subway) on this comp are the joint, where's this label from and what else >do they do? I'd love to get my hands on these and more, but can't get any >info on this one.

Infonet was a dance-offshoot label for Creation, the indie label that gave us My Bloody Valentine, Ride, Slowdive, Primal Scream, Swervedriver, The Boo Radleys, Oasis, etc. As far as I know, Infonet called it quits a few years ago. The labels two big acts were Bandulu and Reload. Dunno too much else, but the two Reload releases were absolutely stellar. I have often come upon an Infonet compilation CD featuring various artists, but don't know the track listing. Also, though not on Infonet, I would highly recommend the Slowdive "In Mind Remixes" EP on Creation featuring remixes by Bandulu and Reload. -Mike