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ok, that future 3 stuff does'nt sound at all like what i have (5mp3's) maybe what i have is earlier? what i've heard is better (imofcourse) i thought this was a older group, i remember reading that they were one of the bands that Warp would have liked to have signed but that never happened... so is this the same group? when were they first around? the tunes i've heard have drum breaks (like plaid) and are even more 'futuristic' than the tunes i downloaded from the site listed below... enlighten me please. thanks. -=k=- ps- if they do have older stuff (sounding like i've described) where can i get more of that material ? On Fri, 14 Sep 2001 15:45:29 +0200 =?iso-8859-1?Q?ren=E9_margraff?= <er_e_m@hotmail.com> writes: hello... i guess it was told before.... the future 3 guys are also system (one track on the scape-compilation staedtezism 2)... if you seek mp3s then you can just go to www.systemf3.com ... this website is run by opiate (also www.hobbyind.com), acustic and dub tractor)... they always post new tracks every 3/4 weeks the first opiate record just got rereleased in germany..... also out is a split 12" by dub tractor and opiate on cco (www.city-centre-offices.de)... this stuff is perfect... i did an interview with anders remmer about systemf3 here at www.substancezine.com, too..... so, get that.... best rené

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>ok, that future 3 stuff does'nt sound at all like what i have (5mp3's) >maybe what i have is earlier? what i've heard is better (imofcourse) >i thought this was a older group, i remember reading that they were >one of the bands that Warp would have liked to have signed but that >never happened... so is this the same group? >when were they first around?

Future3 started producing music back in 1993-94 so it's very possible that they were a band that warp wanted years ago. their first album is 'we are...' and the style of that one is a tad funkier, sometimes even triphoppy. their second album, 'stay with...,' added more complex d&b percussions into the mix. the most recent stuff has more of a glitchy downtempo pop style in line with the current opiate stuff. what are the names of the mp3s you have? if i have the names then i might be able to match them up to the album they come from. -- -->-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

----- Original Message ----- From: killog123@juno.com To: er_e_m@hotmail.com Cc: lance@inaudible.com ; idm@hyperreal.org Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2001 10:24 PM Subject: Re: future 3 (was music that is fitting these times....) hey k! >ok, that future 3 stuff does'nt sound at all like what i have (5mp3's) >maybe what i have is earlier? what i've heard is better (imofcourse) yes, they were more drum and bassy or loungy or whatever in the beginning... that´s right... but it is the same group.... i like them better now.... but tastes are different, aren´t they? >when were they first around? don´t know , mid 90s i think, actually one of their record is a alltime fav of those loungy guys kruder and dorfmeister.... >the tunes i've heard have drum breaks (like plaid) and are even more >'futuristic' than the tunes i downloaded from the site listed below... >enlighten me please. well, enlighten yourself with that page.... ;-):::: http://www.vow.no/april/ best rené >thanks. >-=k=- >ps- if they do have older stuff (sounding like i've described) where can i get more of that material ? i guess most of it is still out there and maybe the site http://www.vow.no/april/ helps you, distro depends on where you are i guess...