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WILL-E <kia@eden.rutgers.edu> writes:

quoted 4 lines I noticed tonight that 'Psychick Rhythms' has found domestic release in

>> I noticed tonight that 'Psychick Rhythms' has found domestic release in >> the US on Kk/Restless. The copies I saw at Tower in Westwood were $9.99 >> on CD. Does that sound like a fair price to all the people who were >> complaining about the import?

quoted 2 lines Are you sure this is domestic? This release isn't an album but four singles

>Are you sure this is domestic? This release isn't an album but four singles >and last I saw it was in a CD single package.

It's definitely domestic, and the copies I saw were in standard jewel boxes. Big "psychick cross" on the cover, you can't miss it. C. -- (chris.hilker) cspot@cats.ucsc.edu "In the future, the future will be spelled 'the futre' because there are less letters." - Timothy Fitts (fitts@chuma.cas.usf.edu)

quoted 4 lines I noticed tonight that 'Psychick Rhythms' has found domestic release in

> I noticed tonight that 'Psychick Rhythms' has found domestic release in > the US on Kk/Restless. The copies I saw at Tower in Westwood were $9.99 > on CD. Does that sound like a fair price to all the people who were > complaining about the import?

Are you sure this is domestic? This release isn't an album but four singles and last I saw it was in a CD single package. Secondly, I suspect that this release isn't doing very well. Here's some info from the new version of the discography I maintain which should come out quite soon: The back of the 12" says this: "Warning! This object has nothing to do with art or artificial intelligence. This double package (12" version) was designed for mixing, for breaks, for possesion, for collectors." Each track is a different rhythm, mostly just plain tribal beats and percussion yet they all sound like a remix of the same song. I suppose it is a DJ tool. ___ / / / / / / _ __/ (_/__/ / (__ (__ ___/

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quoted 5 lines It's definitely domestic, and the copies I saw were in standard jewel

> It's definitely domestic, and the copies I saw were in standard jewel > boxes. Big "psychick cross" on the cover, you can't miss it. > > (chris.hilker) cspot@cats.ucsc.edu >

imo, it wouldn't be that great a loss if you do miss it. To me, the album was a great disappointment compared to "Obsidian". The only use for "Rhythms" is mixing it in together with a track from another record with shitty drums. (Sorry if this is an old thread, just had this urge to ventilate my disappointment somewhere.) -- Petter Karlstrom cl2pkarl@cling.gu.se . . .Know Your Self. . .

Chris Hilker sez:

quoted 4 lines I noticed tonight that 'Psychick Rhythms' has found domestic release in

>I noticed tonight that 'Psychick Rhythms' has found domestic release in >the US on Kk/Restless. The copies I saw at Tower in Westwood were $9.99 >on CD. Does that sound like a fair price to all the people who were >complaining about the import?

no, that's a shitty price. the import cost $9.99 anyway. domestic singles should not be more than $5.99. EPs $6.99. /jon