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1994-04-16 14:15flu'id (floo'-)From:idm-owner@techno.Stanford.EDU Date: Sat, 16 Apr 94 04:53:45 -0700 From: Andrew Thomas
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From:idm-owner@techno.Stanford.EDU Date: Sat, 16 Apr 94 04:53:45 -0700 From: Andrew Thomas <athomas@sirius.acs.uci.edu>
quoted 5 lines In the same issue the new FSOL album is reviewed. Only 2/5 rating. The>> In the same issue the new FSOL album is reviewed. Only 2/5 rating. The >> reviewer says that after a while he's yearning for the disco drama >> of "Ephidrina". "'Lifeforms' is just 90 minutes of rolling ambient soup >> with themes boiling to the surface only to immediately disappear again. >> This is Classic FM 2000."
Well if it contains any of the tracks that are on the tape I have from one of the KISS fm sets they did awhile back, it's sure to be an instant classic. Some of the best IDM/ambient I've ever heard. Wow, ambient soup... BTW I think this has been asked before but does anyone have a track listing for the KISS fm sets? I though I heard they were published in one of the uk dj mags (mixmag I think) at one point.
1994-08-04 05:04Alan ParryTo: owner-idm@hyperreal.com From: Mark van Harmelen <mark@cs.man.ac.uk> Subject: Amsterdam
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To: owner-idm@hyperreal.com From: Mark van Harmelen <mark@cs.man.ac.uk> Subject: Amsterdam / The Hague cosmic had better beam into Outland Records on Zeedyk. Thats means standing in front of central station, walking till you get the first major cross street, turning left and walking over a bridge with large patches of water to the left and right. Keep going straightish, which means that you are walking on the right of the large hotel that you can see ahead from the bridge. That puts you on zeedyk. Outland is close to the beginning, on the right. Go further and you will see a fantastic ....... shit, why should I spoil my favorite amsterdam resturant with loads of fellow itinerants from england ;-) If you can read the signs you'll see the way. ha ha. cosmic maan. m
1994-08-23 05:29Alan M. ParryFrom: Brian Behlendorf <brian@sfraves.org> Subject: Re: >Old IDM, and the import On Mon, 2
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From: Brian Behlendorf <brian@sfraves.org> Subject: Re: >Old IDM, and the import On Mon, 22 Aug 1994, Jon Drukman wrote:
quoted 8 lines Nods in this area should also go to Colourbox, if not just for "Hot> >Nods in this area should also go to Colourbox, if not just for "Hot > >Doggie" then for "Pump Up the Volume" which probably did more for > >house/dance music then anything before or since. > > don't forget Edit The Dragon. that one blew my head. > > lots of their dub stuff is notable from a production standpoint as well. > predates the ambient dub craze by ten years or so.
"Looks Like We're Shy One Horse" is my favorite. Everyone should add that album, "MAD315", to their retro-shopping-lists (but put it after getting any AoN disc with Close (to the Edit) on it). Ah, memories. :) Brian