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Talking abiut Soho shops, Ambient Soho is a lot better than it used to be. I went in there the other day also, found it far too expensive in comparison to the other selectadiscs, but the bloke behind the counter knows what he's talking about, and isn't afraid to spin a few discs for you, or you're welcome to listen to them through headphones. It had a copy of the recent Universal Indicator 12", 10" + 7" pack on replex with carrier bag as well for #10 if anyone's interested. Selectadisc definately gets me thumbs up. Sister ray has got some amazing records, you can often pick up rare rephlex/R&S/Harthouse etc.. at very reasonable prices. I'm glad somebody cleared them out before I got there, I thought they were getting lax. Maybe next time i'll get there first. As for HMV (utter repugnance) I managed to get two CD's for #3.99 each, the Infonet comp 'Usibility now' and a Drum and Bass comp called 'Spectrum', which features stuff from Goldie and a track called 'ChillOut' by Alex Reece which if my memory serves me right is CO----OOOl. As for Virgin (still Utter Repugnance!!!) I managed to pick up a Delerium recs split 10" featuring a track by Redeye, The first 'Maiden Voyage' 12" by Global Comms and a Universal groove 4 track comp 12" of trance, as well as an out of romford album. So even though the corporate shops appaul me so, they do have alot of bargains. Also, Sometimes Vinyl Experience down Hanway St. Just around the corner from Virgin, has some Vinyl Bargains for dance stuff, I've managed to buy lots of warp and harthouse stuff there for very reasonable prices. It's just a look in, not a treck to, type of shop. Restoraz???? I know now that restoraz is RAZ, who has recorded under the names Solitaire Gees, ie slumberland also from the same warp range, Also Jaco. Apparently lots of his stuff is released through Fourth Wave Records in Huddersfield. I haven't found any more info yet. Any one who can further this investigation, go for it. Info on fourth wave records? Thanks Nick.

On Thu, 26 Oct 1995, nick davey wrote:

quoted 1 line Info on fourth wave records?

> Info on fourth wave records?

I believe this is Steve Paton's label. Paton recently did a superb record for Planet E, as well as remixes of Dave Angel's Sound Enforcer project on Rising High. The latest record on 4th Wave is by Wavescape and is called _Autoerotica_. It's *very* melodic techno-lite, and didn't really grab me in the store.... - Matthew "I grew up thinking that techno music is actually something that you can't imagine. That is techno at its best. If you hear something that you'd never expect to hear - that's techno. If you hear something that kind of sounds like you've heard it before, then it's not techno." - Jeff Mills

jabberwalqee <jts6123@email.unc.edu>

quoted 2 lines #Word Up- Human Beatbox [R&S]

> #Word Up- Human Beatbox [R&S] > the good tracks are on side A. First track "human beatbox"

Three words for you...Forty Five Smokin' de ja vu Teep on now: TV-99-AD - Crazy Cosmic Jamz

quoted 4 lines #Word Up- Human Beatbox [R&S]

> > #Word Up- Human Beatbox [R&S] > > the good tracks are on side A. First track "human beatbox" > > Three words for you...Forty Five Smokin'

nope, i had the right speed...i like the lasery big kick, but the rinky dink jungle stuff bores me....and the washy synth stuff gets on me nerves.. and i dont like how that side of the record looks at me!!! grrRRRr heee

quoted 1 line de ja vu

> de ja vu

almost! you had me scared at first.... new Depth Charge? is good? zerba, j

If you check out the Feb issue of Future Music, there's an interview with System 7. If you want to hear some of the new stuff the cover CD comes with a Carl Craig remix of 'Sirenes' . The new album is called 'The Power of seven'. I'm also not a big System 7 fan, so I can't really tell you what the tracks like in comparison to their other stuff. The Carl Craig remix is not really reminicent of Carl's 69 stuff though, but it has got some of his style to it. P.S. thanks for the info on the DAT/DCC so can any one tell me of a decent...low price DAT machine that's widely available and expected costs... Best Wishes, Nick.

quoted 2 lines P.S. thanks for the info on the DAT/DCC so can any one tell me of a

> P.S. thanks for the info on the DAT/DCC so can any one tell me of a > decent...low price DAT machine that's widely available and expected costs...

Well, you can go with the same machine I did, and use the Tascam DA-20 for $829.00 at American Musical Express. Excellent machine, and worth the extra 400 bucks for an upgrade to the DA-30 MKII w/ jog shuttle wheel. It's a helluva lot better than DCC, MD, or whatever the hell these throwaway machines are. Go DAT, and you'll never go back! Derek Jordan

The owls are not what they seem.

On Wed, 19 Jun 1996, DJ K LMNOP wrote:

quoted 1 line The owls are not what they seem.

> The owls are not what they seem.

Where I come from the birds sing a pretty song, and there's always music in the air.

On Wed, 19 Jun 1996, William L Samuels wrote:

quoted 6 lines On Wed, 19 Jun 1996, DJ K LMNOP wrote:

> On Wed, 19 Jun 1996, DJ K LMNOP wrote: > > > The owls are not what they seem. > > Where I come from the birds sing a pretty song, and there's always > music in the air.

And pie. skaep. .-. qp; christopher miller == evil@digital.net '

On Wed, 19 Jun 1996, DJ K LMNOP wrote:

quoted 3 lines The owls are not what they seem.

> The owls are not what they seem. > >

"When you see me again, it won't be me.".......... "DDOOOOOOO YYYYYOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUU KKKKKKKNNNNNOOOOOOOWWWWWWWW, who I am? I am the Arm........and I......Sound Like THis..........babhahbibhaihbhaihibhiahbiahibhaihbiahbwowowowowowowuwuwuwuwu."

quoted 11 lines On Wed, 19 Jun 1996, DJ K LMNOP wrote:

> On Wed, 19 Jun 1996, DJ K LMNOP wrote: > > > The owls are not what they seem. > > > > > "When you see me again, it won't be me.".......... > > "DDOOOOOOO YYYYYOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUU KKKKKKKNNNNNOOOOOOOWWWWWWWW, who I am? > I am the Arm........and I......Sound Like > THis..........babhahbibhaihbhaihibhiahbiahibhaihbiahbwowowowowowowuwuwuwuwu." >

I feel like I know her. but sometimes my arms bend back... _________________________________________________________________ Matthew D. Smith Eskom KZN SMART Project a72928@chilloutroom.eskom.co.za konman@iafrica.com --- Check Out The Eskom KZN SMART website http://chilloutroom.eskom.co.za/

quoted 8 lines On Wed, 19 Jun 1996, DJ K LMNOP wrote:

>> On Wed, 19 Jun 1996, DJ K LMNOP wrote: >> >> > The owls are not what they seem. >> > >> > >> "When you see me again, it won't be me.".......... >> >> "DDOOOOOOO YYYYYOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUU >KKKKKKKNNNNNOOOOOOOWWWWWWWW, who I

am?

quoted 3 lines I am the Arm........and I......Sound Like

>> I am the Arm........and I......Sound Like >> >THis..........babhahbibhaihbhaihibhiahbiahibhaihbiahbwowowowowowowuwuwuwuwu

."

quoted 2 lines I feel like I know her. but sometimes my arms bend back...

>> >I feel like I know her. but sometimes my arms bend back...

this is a ... formica table

quoted 1 line Any news on new Biosphere solo album?

>Any news on new Biosphere solo album?

Yes. It's called "Substrata". No release date confirmed though. ..and, yes, it's brilliant! Bye, Vidar ---- // Beatservice Records ArcticTechnoAmbientElectronicListeningMusic \\ \\ P.O.Box 2478 fax: (+47) 77 61 23 43 // // 9002 TROMSO e-mail: vidarh@dataconsult.no \\ \\ NORWAY url: http://www.dataconsult.no/beatservice // \\ ***** BS012 MIND OVER MIDI: Elektrical Aktivity CD out now!!! ***** //

quoted 8 lines Date: Mon, 16 Sep 1996 15:09:10 +0200

> Date: Mon, 16 Sep 1996 15:09:10 +0200 > From: vidarh@dataconsult.no (Vidar Hanssen) > > >Any news on new Biosphere solo album? > > Yes. It's called "Substrata". No release date confirmed though. > > ..and, yes, it's brilliant!

You bugger! You've heard it! Q: Why do they make us wait? Andrew.

quoted 7 lines Any news on new Biosphere solo album?

>> >Any news on new Biosphere solo album? >> >> Yes. It's called "Substrata". No release date confirmed though. >> >> ..and, yes, it's brilliant! > >You bugger! You've heard it! Q: Why do they make us wait?

A: because people probably wouldn't buy both 'Substrata' and the live album with HIA in the same month. No need to cannibalize sales. C. -- cspot@hyperreal.com (Chris.Hilker)

0 wrote

quoted 11 lines Date: Tue, 24 Jun 1997 21:34:28 +0000

>Date: Tue, 24 Jun 1997 21:34:28 +0000 >From: 0 <galaxey@earthlink.net> >Subject: Re:(idm) Greed and Whining > >bpm0@interport.net wrote: >> >> Its capitalism, folks > > Peter Becker, >You my friend must be the only one who GETS IT! I can't say it any better! >Capitalismo pendejos, es el mejor! I may not be able afford JOYREX

originals, but

quoted 4 lines I wouldn't have it any other way, you friggin' sissy whiners pay the price and

>I wouldn't have it any other way, you friggin' sissy whiners pay the price and >quit yer bitchin!!! > >0

Yeah, it's capitalism. And it's crap, at times. Don't let such mechanism influence the diffusion of music... I don't own a Joyrex original, and I wouldn't have the money to buy one if I came across it. That's because *I* don't get paid the right price for the job I do (do you?). So it doesn't always work, see? It just doesn't cater for spiritual needs, and often fails to do so with tangible things, too. Peace, ND ============================================ ^ < abardell@tinet.ch > ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ PLUS visit our NEW NEW NEW homepage ^ ^ ^ ^ http://www.tinet.ch/table ^ ^ ^ ^ and join theTable in their mission ^ ^ to make the world look and sound better! ^ ============================================

On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, ND wrote:

quoted 5 lines I don't own a Joyrex original, and I wouldn't have the money to buy one if I

> > I don't own a Joyrex original, and I wouldn't have the money to buy one if I > came across it. That's because *I* don't get paid the right price for the > job I do (do you?). So it doesn't always work, see? It just doesn't cater > for spiritual needs, and often fails to do so with tangible things, too.

Have to say I'm not really sure where this notion of Joyrexs being as expensive as BMWs originated but I found two at 7 UKP each about two years ago. Although a little expensive for a four track 45 it's nowhere near the proportions people are alleging. I sent the second copy to someone in Canada at cost before anyone asks.

quoted 6 lines Peace,

> > Peace, > > ND > >

Tim Those who set out to serve both God and Mammon soon find there is no God.

Steve Taylor <stevet@codemasters.com> wrote:

quoted 5 lines Autechres recent work contains many sounds and textures reminiscent of

>Autechres recent work contains many sounds and textures reminiscent of >Tod Dockstaders >work especially the 'Quatermass' album. Ever wonder where they got the >idea for the >'wine glasses bouncing together' sound from? (used on Chicili Suite)

not that it makes any difference, but that sound you say is wine glasses is obviously a marble bouncing on a glass surface. ;) Andrew larsonaj@muohio.edu

On Sat, 8 Aug 1998, ajl wrote:

quoted 11 lines Steve Taylor <stevet@codemasters.com> wrote:

> Steve Taylor <stevet@codemasters.com> wrote: > >Autechres recent work contains many sounds and textures reminiscent of > >Tod Dockstaders > >work especially the 'Quatermass' album. Ever wonder where they got the > >idea for the > >'wine glasses bouncing together' sound from? (used on Chicili Suite) > > not that it makes any difference, but that sound you say is wine glasses is > obviously a marble bouncing on a glass surface. ;) > Andrew > larsonaj@muohio.edu

This accelerating-ringing-click sound is also at the very beginning of the second Eddie Jobson solo lp from the mid-eighties called Theme of Secrets (or something like that). solenoid@europa.com <------+

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