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written by Marcel <gmv500@earthlink.net> Subject: (idm) Balil?

quoted 1 line Is there a Balil full - length?

>Is there a Balil full - length?

no

quoted 1 line C'mon BD people on the list what's up with it.

>C'mon BD people on the list what's up with it.

err.. balil was the work of ex black dog personages, must be too busy working on the plaid album and doing shit remixes btw - sad to hear the news about mr ginsberg:( long may the howl continue btw2 - the names fsol/daft punk/chemical bros/orbital should be banned from this list (imo)- take yer trash to alt.techno and discuss some good music for a change:) sm@4thworld -- http://dialspace.dial.pipex.com/4thworld/ check the 'propoganda' page - interviews + features on black dog/ as one/ musik aus strom / jimpster / compost / irdial + more np - pulsha - isolation (universal language)

On Sun, 6 Apr 1997, sm@4th World wrote:

quoted 3 lines err.. balil was the work of ex black dog personages,

> err.. balil was the work of ex black dog personages, > must be too busy working on the plaid album and doing > shit remixes

So tell me, which are the shit remixes? I don't have the money to track down every plaid/balil rmx...I wish Ken would get in on the rmx action more. I do have the money to track down all his stuff.

quoted 3 lines btw2 - the names fsol/daft punk/chemical bros/orbital should be

> btw2 - the names fsol/daft punk/chemical bros/orbital should be > banned from this list (imo)- take yer trash to alt.techno and discuss > some good music for a change:)

Sorry, but fsol and orbital are a lot of people's first intro to electronica. The chems, I agree don't belong here - they're fucking rocknroll disguised as techno - a trojan horse of the worst sort. Daft punk I've never heard, but I can tell from the list of who's hyping them that I wouldn't like them. Che

On 6 Apr 1997 8:55 UT (-0500), Che wrote to me:

quoted 3 lines rocknroll disguised as techno - a trojan horse of the worst sort. Daft

> rocknroll disguised as techno - a trojan horse of the worst sort. Daft > punk I've never heard, but I can tell from the list of who's hyping them > that I wouldn't like them.

I'm not quite sure how to take that one. Sure, I've only been contributing here for about three years, but really, I honestly think they're a half-decent band worth checking out. They're production quality is simple, but really crisp, and the beats are so smooth. Only half of their album, "Homework," is actually any good..... HOWEVER, that one half is very special indeed. onnow: sharp scientific 12" (emocean) Lame Thread Prevention in Effect: Aaron Michelson --------------------------------------------------------------------- aw-teck'r (autechre) "Everything you Know is Wrong" For reviews, interviews, art & trash http://www.on-it.net/~aaron/ aaron@defiant.on-it.net

On Sun, 06 Apr 1997 00:28:49 -0800, you wrote:

quoted 12 lines written by Marcel <gmv500@earthlink.net>

>written by Marcel <gmv500@earthlink.net> >Subject: (idm) Balil? > >>Is there a Balil full - length? > >no > >>C'mon BD people on the list what's up with it. > >err.. balil was the work of ex black dog personages, >must be too busy working on the plaid album and doing >shit remixes

i've heard this opinion before and must protest. the only poor plaid mix i've heard and i think i have most of them is the deelite one. the studio pressure remix is quite quite astounding, as was the gregory fleckner mix, the mooking mix (sadly overlooked along with the acacia mix) and others which don't spring to mind quite so easily but i'm sure adam h can name for me. g.

quoted 12 lines err.. balil was the work of ex black dog personages,

>> >>err.. balil was the work of ex black dog personages, >>must be too busy working on the plaid album and doing >>shit remixes > >i've heard this opinion before and must protest. the only poor plaid >mix i've heard and i think i have most of them is the deelite one. the >studio pressure remix is quite quite astounding, as was the gregory >fleckner mix, the mooking mix (sadly overlooked along with the acacia >mix) and others which don't spring to mind quite so easily but i'm >sure adam h can name for me. >

Here I am. Shambala remix on As One Reflections on Reflections Nav Katze - the first remix with the vocals SoftBallet and of course, the only justification for the existence of Mo Wax U.N.K.L.E. Time Has Come (or time is coming or whatever it is) "Coffee House Conversation" mix "Sassafras" mix adam

On Mon, 7 Apr 1997 14:49:36 +0100, you wrote:

quoted 1 line Shambala remix on As One Reflections on Reflections

>Shambala remix on As One Reflections on Reflections

hmm.

quoted 1 line Nav Katze - the first remix with the vocals

>Nav Katze - the first remix with the vocals

yeah

quoted 1 line SoftBallet

>SoftBallet

yeah.

quoted 1 line and of course, the only justification for the existence of Mo Wax

>and of course, the only justification for the existence of Mo Wax

who?

quoted 3 lines U.N.K.L.E. Time Has Come (or time is coming or whatever it is)

>U.N.K.L.E. Time Has Come (or time is coming or whatever it is) >"Coffee House Conversation" mix >"Sassafras" mix

yeah those were the biggies that i missed. tony played one of them out on friday. yum. g. btw. with a bit of luck and stuff the bluenote blech will be dat'ed and ra'd up onto warpnet very soon after the event, so those of you unfortunate enough to live in 'the big one' as michael moore would have it will not miss much noise wise. but no promises yet as things could go wring.