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From:
Jon Drukman
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Date:
Mon, 19 Dec 1994 10:41:08 -40962758 (PST)
Subject:
Re: ISDN (fwd)
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quoted 6 lines From: AWerks@aol.com> From: AWerks@aol.com > To: owner-idm@hyperreal.com > Subject: Re: ISDN > > Vinyl copies made there way into the country last week. Expect to begin > seeing them in stores within the next week or so.
Not just vinyl, apparently... I just scored a CD copy. Listening to it now (for the umpteenth time natch!) in fact. Needless to say that it was MORE than worth the wait. Packaged in a slick black cardboard thing that folds out to reveal a gorgeous Buggy G Riphead landscape inside, and also a CD in one of those cardboard single pouches. Pop it in and what do you find? Well, I think even those who did not like LIFEFORMS will be swayed by ISDN. It has much more in the way of rhythm and beats... Still totally bizarre, just a little more groove-oriented. The Far Out Of Son Of Lung stuff is amazing tripped out dub jazz insanity - a great new direction. The Amorphous Androgynous "Study Of Six Guitars" track from the Virgin Brief History Of Ambient series is included as well. Basically, it's fantastic. As usual FSOL wield a sledgehammer and destroy the barriers between techno, ambient, dub, jazz and classic space music. Not only that but the tunes are catchy, effective and moving. There's nothing else I can say that expresses even an infinitesimal fraction of the magic. You must hear to believe. -- Name: Jon Email: jsd@cyborganic.com Web: http://cyborganic.com/~jsd