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Peter Becker
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Tue, 5 Aug 1997 09:29:46 -0500
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(idm) Various subjects
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+On the newly issued Miles Davis tip: Be sure if you are new to the previously mentioned Miles releases that you *should* spend the extra dough to pick up the fancy special issues that *do* cost a few dollars more than your average CD. There is an extensive liner notes insert that is quite rewarding. I remember a friend and I talking years ago about how incredulous it was that this era of Miles was left untouched by Sony America. It was interesting that this era : the Miles funk/noise/insanity era, was only available in Japan until now. What was Sony thinking? Could'nt they see that the Miles completists would snatch this stuff up? Could it have *realy* costed (costed ? check my grammar ) *that* much to take the chance on these re-issues. Though obviously this era in MD career is certainly the most esoteric and non mainstream, I can't imagine why it took so *damn* long for these to come out. The remastering is very well done. Also of note, you can find these on vinyl. Word is ( for the penny pinchers out there ) that these will come out cheaper, in conventional packaging. Also, for the trainspotters, the double LP "Get up with it" has a massive sample from the Mo Wax catalog, artists and song not mentioned. And for those questioning the relevance to IDM...If you want to go on with the "what is funk" and "who are the funkiest techno artists" thread, PLEASE check these releases out. It ain't Slave, it ain't The Meters, it ain't Willie Hutch, but lord is it funky. +On the Photek remixing Reflective back catalog: Someone mentioned that Rupert ( Photek ) was given the back catalog of Reflective to remix and rework. Without mentioning names, I can say that a *very very* close source has informed me that this project was an idea that has been "back burnered". It simply never progressed to fruition. What a killer idea, though. p.s. to IDMers: faggot? C'mon now... np: Sebsi demo bpm0@interport.net Peter Becker, Promotions: Retail, DJ Pool Asphodel Records, NYC PO Box 51, Chelsea Station, NY NY 10113 Phone # (212) 965-0265 FAX # (212) 965-0959 http://www.asphodel.com