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quoted 7 lines does this mean that 'master's cosmic music' is actually marcus schmickler?

>does this mean that 'master's cosmic music' is actually marcus schmickler? >I don't have my copy of the record in front of me.. have to check it for >credits when I get home. wacky. I did pick up a CD a while back called >"POL" or something like that, with schmickler & c.schulz & some other >deutscher types doing a sort of warmed-over world-music-trance sort of >thing. to be avoided, probably. I did like the schlammpeitziger/MCM >split though, for sheer childishly-eno-styled instrumentals.

i was wondering that same thing myself. the schlammpeitziger/MCM split was one of the schlamm releases i was never able to find and i was hoping that those tracks will be on the forthcoming cd. does anybody have one schlamm/mcm split lp that they would be willing to sell me? -- -->-Lance---- PO Box 450715 Westlake, OH 44145 United States --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

On Sat, 18 Aug 2001, Ethan Clauset wrote:

quoted 3 lines does this mean that 'master's cosmic music' is actually marcus schmickler?

> does this mean that 'master's cosmic music' is actually marcus schmickler? > I don't have my copy of the record in front of me.. have to check it for > credits when I get home. wacky. I did pick up a CD a while back called

That side of the LP is credited to Vinicio Brunori. While one could entertain the idea of this being a Schmickler alias, it doesn't sound remotely like any of the other records he's been involved with; the feel is more like a meld between mid-late 70s electronic krautrock and a certain Rough Trade UK pop sound birthed by Stuart Moxham in the early 80s (w/ Phil Glass's long-dead ghost flitting behind in the background). I would like to mention that I think there's an important distinction between the worthwhile HMCM and the same cookie-cutter Schlammpeitziger material that is released every year. Then again, every non-song-oriented Eno record (a poor comparison point for any of the aforementioned artistes) that I've run across has struck me as laughably mediocore, so hey.... At any rate, the split LP was released in '94 and the Schlammpeitziger tracks are: 1. Keine Sitar 2. Kartoffelackerdiscoesotech 3. Schmischugri 4. Selbstgeburt Odijk -rob --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org