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From:
Jesse Stricker
To:
Sally Burns
Cc:
I Don't Masticate
Date:
Wed, 26 Oct 1994 18:58:26 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:
Re: Kirk, Cabaret Voltaire yet again
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On Wed, 26 Oct 1994, Sally Burns wrote:
quoted 19 lines Would anyone be willing to recommend *one* or possibly *two* recent> > Would anyone be willing to recommend *one* or possibly *two* recent > Kirk/Cabaret Voltaire albums from the following list? Or are they > basically interchangeable? > > I have Plasticity and it's great but as for the rest... I'm feeling > overwhelmed by their bout of Namlook Syndrome and the stuff is not > generally available for listening in the shops here. > > thanks much - > > International Language > Conversation > Virtual State > Electronic Eye > Sandoz (is there a self-titled one?) > Intensely Radioactive [heard a bit of it - sounded brilliant] > [Spirit Guide to Low Tech - I've heard this one and thought it sucked.] >
Personally, I've felt the same way about Richard Kirk in general -- he throws out so much music that it's easy to get rather unexcited (I'd say blase, but it looks silly without its little accent mark) about any of it. That said, both Sandoz albums are brilliant, and they're my favorite Kirk stuff. I didn't get all that excited about the trilogy. I can't say why, but it never really hit me well. The new Richard Kirk, Virtual State, is really good too. Maybe I should go back and check out those CV albums again... Oh, and the Sandoz albums are _Digital Lifeforms_ and _Intensely Radioactive_, both on Touch. Jesse --- "If you ain't a beat junkie then you ain't said sh*t" -- The Pharcyde Jesse Stricker jstrick@gladstone.uoregon.edu