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I've had the Extreme Possibilities cd for quite some time now and would like some information on Daniel Pemberton (he does the last track on the cd entitled Sunset). What other work/names has he done/worked under. Also anouther album I can listen to enough is "Is the Queen Electronic" by "IS". It was sitting in a local record store for quite some time and finnally I listened to it and fell in love. Every time I listen to it I love it even more. It's on the Emissions Echoic label which I know absolutly nothing about and couldn't even find information on hyperreal about. So any info on IS and also the label would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

http://www.state51.co.uk/state51/pemberton/ :: Alan M. Parry :: fluid@hyperreal.com :: <finger me for PGP key> :: http://hyperreal.com/~fluid

On Sat, 13 Jan 1996, Darren T. Boss wrote:

quoted 9 lines Also anouther album I can listen to enough is "Is the

> Also anouther album I can listen to enough is "Is the > Queen Electronic" by "IS". It was sitting in a local > record store for quite some time and finnally I listened > to it and fell in love. Every time I listen to it > I love it even more. It's on the Emissions Echoic label > which I know absolutly nothing about and couldn't even > find information on hyperreal about. So any info on > IS and also the label would be greatly appreciated, > thanks.

Emission's is English DJ Andrew Weatherall's label...sort of the sequel to his now-defunct Sabres Of Paradise imprint. It's separated into three divisions - Emissions Echoic for downtempo, dubby breakbeat stuff; Emissions Lo-Fi for straightforward drum machine, raw dance tracks and basic dancehall stuff; and Emissions Static for for pure experimental, pure electronic stuff. Hope this helped! - 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

On Tue, 16 Jan 1996, crazy jola wrote:

quoted 4 lines if you

>if you > enjoyed "is the queen electronic", you may also enjoy blue's circle line > 10", or technova's "yeah sister" 12" (jungle dub featuring a 303 mix) or > possible the "resistance" lp by blue.

The Blue album is *great*. Highly recommended. also look towards "fresh

quoted 2 lines emissions", the new emissions compilation featuring loads of intense

> emissions", the new emissions compilation featuring loads of intense > music

This is excellent as well. Stay away from the 101+303+808=now form a band release. It sounds like what you think, but done really badly. Tony

I happened to find the sabrettes compilation good (mostly) but completely irrelavant to any of the other items (fress emissions, resistance, technova) that I mentioned. Sabrettes is admittedly a much harder and aggressive styled label, and while I tremendoulsly enjoy most of the output on sabrettes, comparing them to emissions is the whole apples and oranges thing. this is often a problem with the wacky world of independant electronic music labels. sublabels take on the personality of the parent label (or switcho-chango) in the buying public's eyes. remember, a sublabel is to try and accomplish what one cannot accomplish on the parent label, or at least an outlet to experiment with ideas not commonly found on the parent label. onnow genius/gza "liquid swords" ______________________________________________________________________________ Cameron psu00110@odin.cc.pdx.edu Blacksmith on the anvil in your ear Electronica for the Jaded and Discerning ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ On Tue, 16 Jan 1996, Julius anthony Martinez wrote:

quoted 2 lines This is excellent as well. Stay away from the 101+303+808=now form a band

> This is excellent as well. Stay away from the 101+303+808=now form a band > release. It sounds like what you think, but done really badly.