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Just found an incredible record, Electric Music Foundation #15. It's called Neurotransmitters Vol.2--BPMF. Nice dark stuff. Anybody got any info on other EMF records or tracks by BPMF. I believe they're based in Minneapolis, but I've never heard of anything else by them. --------------------------------* --Paul p. "To find your mind, you have to lose it first."

quoted 5 lines Just found an incredible record, Electric Music Foundation #15. It's

>Just found an incredible record, Electric Music Foundation #15. It's >called Neurotransmitters Vol.2--BPMF. Nice dark stuff. Anybody got any >info on other EMF records or tracks by BPMF. I believe they're based in >Minneapolis, but I've never heard of anything else by them. >

Before anybody jumps on me for being an ignorant idiot, I just checked out the URL given on EMF #15 only to find, much to my chagrin, that the label is associated with artists like prototype 909 and Freddie Fresh (Butterbeats). I had some of this shit in my collection and didn't even realize it! Damn, I feel dumb! --------------------------------* --Paul p. "To find your mind, you have to lose it first."

quoted 4 lines Just found an incredible record, Electric Music Foundation #15. It's

>Just found an incredible record, Electric Music Foundation #15. It's >called Neurotransmitters Vol.2--BPMF. Nice dark stuff. Anybody got any >info on other EMF records or tracks by BPMF. I believe they're based in >Minneapolis, but I've never heard of anything else by them.

They are indeed based in Minneapolis. & The have more incredible records. Though I only got one EMF too: (On beautifull thick blue vinyl) ; Beverly Hills 808303 vs Autokenetic. - "#9" On the A-side: Autokenetic - "Black Belt" -> dark acid with cheesy rave Juno synth-stabs & a 303 that sounds like it tobs around in the bathtub. A bit like proto-gabbah perhaps. But nicer. 2nd track: "Blue Circle"- slow dark funky acid with latino rhythims & weird sounds from old synths. Though the A-side is good, it's the B-side that kicks major ass with 2 obscure tracks from The Hague: Interferenc -"electromagnetic Atmospheres". Very much in the style of "portraight of a dead girl" from the "I do because I couldn't care less" LP. That is raw (and I mean RAW) distorted lo-fi electro rhythims with a screaming synthline. But you haven't heard anything until you hear the last track: BeverlyHills 808303 - "Sick of Benedict" Funkier then a 1980 soviet disco record; A 303 and 808 are melted & layered together in A BIG, make it giant, smudgy & sick wall of sound. (That is being fed into a biiiiiiig distortion effect.). A perfect example of studio engineering par excellence. So this EMF record is pretty incredible too. Bye. danwolfe@xs4all.nl http://www.xs4all.nl/~danwolfe

EMF #6, Freddie Fresh "Comatone 95" on Orange Vinyl....... get it at all costs. This is one of the top singles of all time, and the song "Return To Phantazia" will be playing on your 1200's for the rest of time. It is at my house. _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- J A M E S B E N J A M I N G I L L U N F O R T U N A T E L Y L I V I N G I N A R I Z O N A J G I L L @ U . A R I Z O N A . E D U (ron trent is *still* the bomb!)

quoted 7 lines I just checked out the URL given on EMF #15

>>I just checked out the URL given on EMF #15 > >http://please!! > >*bows* > >Teep

www.primenet.com/~autok It's got all kinds of picts (check out their armada of gear) and discographys for both EMF and Analog/Butterbeat records. There's also some order info. --------------------------------* --Paul p. "To find your mind, you have to lose it first."

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quoted 3 lines I just checked out the URL given on EMF #15

>>I just checked out the URL given on EMF #15 > >http://please!!

www.primenet.com/~autok eric