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hey could anyone give me comments on somethin of the followin'... Olde Scottish 12" on MoWax Exc... Dave Caron ep on...MoWax Exc... Pronoia ep 12" Bizz Od's recent stuff...like love shack and little funky jazz piano and the thing with Jimi Tenor(??) The new subtropic 12" on reflective... and other assorted good stuff..... J

On Sun, 30 Jul 1995, jabberwalqee wrote:

quoted 3 lines hey could anyone give me comments on somethin of the followin'...

> hey could anyone give me comments on somethin of the followin'... > > The new subtropic 12" on reflective...

Best thing the label's ever put out, IMHO. Experimental drum 'n bass with subtle, techno-inspired chord progressions and melodies. The drum programming isn't that spectacular, but it's well funky, so all's forgiven. Props to Reflective for putting out a superb *domestic* jungle 12", even if it was produced in Brighton... :P - Matthew "I grew up thinking that techno music is actually something that you can't imagine. That is techno at its best. If you hear something that you'd never expect to hear - that's techno. If you hear something that kind of sounds like you've heard it before, then it's not techno." - Jeff Mills

quoted 1 line Dave Caron ep on...MoWax Exc...

> Dave Caron ep on...MoWax Exc...

Well, I thought it was OK, with Tranquility Bass remix among all, but I don't know if it's too t**p-h*ppish for all you techno headz ;)

quoted 1 line and the thing with Jimi Tenor(??)

> and the thing with Jimi Tenor(??)

Talking of whom, his new LP "Europa" is scheduled to August 7, on Sahko... ERkki Tampere, pHinland trerra@uta.fi

quoted 1 line Dave Caron ep on...MoWax Exc...

>Dave Caron ep on...MoWax Exc...

From the Lowlands mailimg list: Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1995 19:50:05 +0200 To: Lowlands@xs4all.nl From: peel@worldaccess.nl (Peel Seamus) Subject: (LOW) David Caron on a Mo Wax Excursion.. Out now on Mo Wax Excursions (an off-shoot of Mo Wax for so-called "exursions into techno", but IMO really not that 'techno' at all) David Caron's "Fantasy on a fantasy" (released before as a track of the gorgeous four-tracker Eevo Lute cat. 010 and also on the Eevo Lute compilation-album "Agenda 22"), which come together with 3 remixes.. MWEX 004 David Caron A1. Fantasy on a fantasy A2. (Mark Broom Remix) B1. (Tranquility Bass Country Fried Remix) B2. (ESP Probe Remix) In the Mark Broom Remix not much is left of the original, what either stays is a nice funky sort of 'Mark Broom jazz' track (the abstract sounds as on his recordings for Ifach, Pure Plastic, A13, New Electronica etc together with jaziac things..). Mark Broom himslef also has recorded a 'hiphop-beats' 12" for the hiphop excursions series (long live the boxes!). Tranquility Bass takes over and slows down the bassline and add some orient-sound samples which make it a very nice laidback track. The ESP Probe Remix starts with slow and fat funky-drummer beats, and after a while the bassline comes in, togehter with some voice (?) samples make it togeheter a dark sounding track.. Peel Seamus Cheers, Hans ____ _ _ ___ ___ __ ____ (_ _)( \/ )___ / _ \/ _ \ ___ /__\ ( _ \ Hans Veneman )( \ /(___)\_ /\_ /(___)/(__)\ )(_) ) tv99ad@xs4all.nl (__) \/ (_/ (_/ (__)(__)(____/ +31 (0)3200 35266 http://www.xs4all.nl/~tv99ad----------------------------------->

Hans Veneman wrote on Mon, 31 Jul 95 05:37:50 BST :

quoted 1 line (long live the boxes!).

> (long live the boxes!).

I have seen at least 3 "techno" excursions, (inc "Claire" by Pulsinger and the other one that was just mentioned - but I just deleted the email :(. And also at least one "hip hop" excursion. A sticker on each one proclaims "this is the first in a series... and the third will have a box". Seems to be a bit confusing to me. Unfortunately as these were all in my shitty local HMV shop (OK so there may be some good rekkids in there, but no listening facilities unless you count the latest "Now thats what I call the greatest lame pile of commercial dance tripe in the world - ever" which they are always playing and the 3 listening posts which always have the latest East 17/handbag/hyped indie band), so I have not been able to listen and thus have not made a purchase. J ^ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_ This has been a message from James Skilton -_ -_-_ aka Steady J -_ -_-_-_ steady-j@firefox.co.uk -_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_ "I don't have any idea 'bout what's going on"-_ -_-_ - Autechre -_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_

On Mon, 31 Jul 1995, James Skilton wrote:

quoted 6 lines I have seen at least 3 "techno" excursions, (inc "Claire" by Pulsinger

> > I have seen at least 3 "techno" excursions, (inc "Claire" by Pulsinger and the > other one that was just mentioned - but I just deleted the email :(. And also > at least one "hip hop" excursion. A sticker on each one proclaims "this is the > first in a series... and the third will have a box". Seems to be a bit > confusing to me.

I've managed to pick up the first four in these series (in other words the first two excursions into hip-hop and the first two into techno). As far as I'm aware the third in each series is not out yet (though I did hear that they might be coming out today in the uk). Does anyone know any more about the release dates for these and the next two pairs? The sleves are confusing - apparently its a misprint on the second in each series which says its the first (if you understand me). The thing to do is check the serial no. MWEX 001 - 004 so far. The record shop I bought them from got them all mixed up initially so be careful. The box for all five in a set comes with the tird (next one). All in all they're good, but their main attraction is their collectability. For me they're not as exciting as some other Mo'Wax stuff, e.g. the excellent Time Has Come U.N.K.L.E. EP Chris

jabberwalqee asked for info on...

quoted 2 lines Bizz Od's recent stuff...like love shack and little funky jazz piano

>Bizz Od's recent stuff...like love shack and little funky jazz piano >and the thing with Jimi Tenor(??)

love shack is great, two slowly evolving kick-ass tracks, same category as walker's "suzanne goes shopping" (though somewhat faster). i also like his track on "little funky jazz piano", the title track by walker is somewhat unusual but nice anyway. was one expensive disc however... the record with jimi tenor (ozon 0003, jammin unit & biochip c.'s label) was not so good imo... i don't like those endless speech sample loops bizz o.d (and dj hell) seem to be so fond of, and which are prominent here. i've also heard his new one on force inc. (088, "disco trash") but i didn't like it enough to buy it. btw... any info on *who bizz o.d. is* available?? cheers, p. on last: e-de-cologne - die langspielschallplatte

On Tue, 1 Aug 1995, multipara wrote:

quoted 1 line btw... any info on *who bizz o.d. is* available??

> btw... any info on *who bizz o.d. is* available??

Bizz O.D. is Cologne's very own Khan, who now owns Temple Records in NYC. BTW, he performed live at a small NYC club last night and tore shit up. :) Most impressive. - Matthew "I grew up thinking that techno music is actually something that you can't imagine. That is techno at its best. If you hear something that you'd never expect to hear - that's techno. If you hear something that kind of sounds like you've heard it before, then it's not techno." - Jeff Mills

quoted 5 lines btw... any info on *who bizz o.d. is* available??

>> btw... any info on *who bizz o.d. is* available?? > >Bizz O.D. is Cologne's very own Khan, who now owns Temple Records in NYC. >BTW, he performed live at a small NYC club last night and tore shit up. >:) Most impressive.

hmm... are you sure? it sounds quite different (i feel) from him gizz t.v. = kahn = can oral stuff. for some time i thought it might be a guise for him brother, jammin unit = cem oral, who, like bizz o.d., has been using vocal samples more than anyone else from the cologne clan. peace, p.

On Tue, 1 Aug 1995, multipara wrote:

quoted 6 lines Bizz O.D. is Cologne's very own Khan, who now owns Temple Records in NYC.

> >Bizz O.D. is Cologne's very own Khan, who now owns Temple Records in NYC. > >BTW, he performed live at a small NYC club last night and tore shit up. > >:) Most impressive. > > hmm... are you sure? it sounds quite different (i feel) from him gizz t.v. > = kahn = can oral stuff.

I'm pretty darn positive. I mean, the flyer for last night's little shindig advertised Bizz O.D. live, and at about 2:30 a.m., there was Khan on stage twiddling away at his gear. :) - Matthew "I grew up thinking that techno music is actually something that you can't imagine. That is techno at its best. If you hear something that you'd never expect to hear - that's techno. If you hear something that kind of sounds like you've heard it before, then it's not techno." - Jeff Mills