quoted 14 lines On Wed, 12 Oct 1994, Alan M. Parry wrote:>On Wed, 12 Oct 1994, Alan M. Parry wrote:
>
>> Someone pointed out to me that their R&S Ziq had a different
>> tracklisting to the one I have - Anyone else have this listing? Weird.
>>
>> Black Side:
>> 1. PHI*1700(u/v)
>> 2. Paco
>>
>> Silver Side:
>> 1. Crosstown Traffic
>> 2. Xolbe II
>
> That's the track listing for the CD version of PHI*1700(u/v).
AUUUGGGH! You mean the CD for *this* has a different track listing, too?
So does this mean that the same thing's gonna happen for the CD "re-release"
of "Bluff Limbo" as happened for "Tango n' Vectif", i.e. some tracks removed
and new ones substituted? Argggggh ...
quoted 2 lines [gordon@otax.tky.hut.fi]> [gordon@otax.tky.hut.fi]
> Bluff Limbo (Rephlex Records CAT 018i)quoted 10 lines After my initiation to u-Ziq's music with `Tango N' Vectif', I began to> After my initiation to u-Ziq's music with `Tango N' Vectif', I began to
> crave for more. I lurked around in IDM, UK-Dance, alt.rave and
> alt.music.techno to see if someone had come across other releases by this
> group of steadily growing fame amongst the disciples of electronic music. At
> last, someone mentioned `Bluff Limbo' (I think it was Alan Parry, I can't
> remember, really). I thought, "great, I'll go and get it soon." Then, I
> learned that this was a pre-release, and was quite depressed as my copy of
> `Tango N' Vectif' had been spinning on my turntables for quite a while, and I
> wanted something new. Well, I took things into my own hands, wrote to
> RePHLeX and got the new album in the return mail. I was ecstatic.
*Ding* [Light bulb goes off over head]
So, is it too late to write to RePHLeX and beg, grovel and plead for any spare
vinyl copies lying in Grant & Claire's closets somewhere? :-)
I suppose I can't complain ... the last time I went to (L.A.'s) DMC Records I
was shocked to find a copy of Locust's "Needle" 12" (the supposedly 500-only
thingy; the label was bog-standard Apollo but it was white instead of black).
It's worth it for the track "Air Primary" alone; a full-on Aphex style stormer
(didn't really expect that from Locust, least of all on an Apollo release (-: )
- Greg