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Re:(idm) what the flying f*k is this?

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1999-03-25 18:39Irene McC (idm) what the flying f*k is this?
└─ 1999-03-25 19:09eric hill Re: (idm) what the flying f*k is this?
1999-03-26 10:37Re:(idm) what the flying f*k is this?
└─ 1999-03-28 08:51Irene McC Re:(idm) what the flying f*k is this?
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1999-03-25 18:39Irene McCI bought something in a second hand shop which I dearly believed to be something else, but
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Thu, 25 Mar 1999 20:39:44 +0200
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I bought something in a second hand shop which I dearly believed to be something else, but they botched the cover and it's not what it says but it's actually not too bad (if you like that sort of thing!) - I checked it on CDDB and this is what it tells me: Does anybody know WHO it's by? DIG DEEPER Directions in Groove Phonogram 1993 01 - Two Way Dreamtime 02 - Medium Rare (interlude) 03 - The Favourite 04 - D.N.A. (interlude) 05 - Pythonicity 06 - Shelflife 07 - Hip Replacement 08 - Suffer the Children (interlude) 09 - Gil 10 - The Dig Theme 11 - The Den (interlude) 12 - Terrified from Dizzy Heights 13 - Re-invent Yourself 14 - Inner Blue Funk Very many thanks .... any leads hotly appreciated! I *
1999-03-25 19:09eric hill>checked it on CDDB and this is what it tells me: Does anybody >know WHO it's by? try http
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quoted 2 lines checked it on CDDB and this is what it tells me: Does anybody>checked it on CDDB and this is what it tells me: Does anybody >know WHO it's by?
try http://www.ubl.com/ubl/cards/006/7/33.html search engines are like having your own personal lance mcgannon! eric
1999-03-26 10:37turbo@wr.com.auIrene, >I bought something in a second hand shop which I dearly believed >to be something
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Fri, 26 Mar 1999 21:37:50 +1100
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Re:(idm) what the flying f*k is this?
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Irene,
quoted 10 lines I bought something in a second hand shop which I dearly believed>I bought something in a second hand shop which I dearly believed >to be something else, but they botched the cover and it's not what >it says but it's actually not too bad (if you like that sort of thing!) - I >checked it on CDDB and this is what it tells me: Does anybody >know WHO it's by? > > DIG DEEPER >Directions in Groove >Phonogram 1993 >
While i can't answer you question directly as i dont have any of their material there is a local Sydney, Australia band called Directions In Groove (DIG, for short) who have a few albums out sort of acid jazz / rock / dance crossover apparently they are into d'n'b a little nowdays. Maybe it's them? Cheers, John
1999-03-28 08:51Irene McCOn 26 Mar 99, turbo@wr.com.au wrote re: Re:(idm) what the flying f*k is thi: > there is a
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On 26 Mar 99, turbo@wr.com.au wrote re: Re:(idm) what the flying f*k is thi:
quoted 4 lines there is a local Sydney, Australia band called Directions In> there is a local Sydney, Australia band called Directions In > Groove (DIG, for short) who have a few albums out sort of acid jazz / > rock / dance crossover apparently they are into d'n'b a little nowdays. > Maybe it's them?
10/10 for you! It is indeed absolutely them and thanks for explaining the D.I.G. acronym :-) I went back to the shop I got it from and asked them to sort out the correct cover and returned the wrong one and found out from the liner notes that they are Ozzies (which might explain their relative lack of fame?) I *