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On Friday, 17-Oct-97, -0 wrote [about (idm) Re: Orbital]:

quoted 2 lines Yes yes yes, finally someone on the list with enuff balls to be

>Yes yes yes, finally someone on the list with enuff balls to be >critical of a REPHLEX release!!! (I like dmx tho:)

who needs balls? at least 50% of the stuff on rephlex nowadays is pure SHIT. __ __\ \ / /_\ \ \_____/ www.freq-div.home.ml.org

quoted 7 lines On Friday, 17-Oct-97, -0 wrote [about (idm) Re: Orbital]:

> On Friday, 17-Oct-97, -0 wrote [about (idm) Re: Orbital]: > >Yes yes yes, finally someone on the list with enuff balls to be > >critical of a REPHLEX release!!! (I like dmx tho:) > > who needs balls? > > at least 50% of the stuff on rephlex nowadays is pure SHIT.

I think that RePHLeX isn't pure SHIT nowdays. I think they are exellent as they have always been. Top 5 RePHLeX releases : 1 dmx krew : ffresshhh 2 like a tim remixes 3 dmx krew : you can't hide your love remixes 4 dmx krew : you can't hide your love 5 dmx krew : sound of the street respect Rob

On Monday, 20-Oct-97, robert.merlak@ri.tel.hr wrote [about Re: (idm) Re: Orbital]:

quoted 2 lines I think that RePHLeX isn't pure SHIT nowdays. I think they are

>I think that RePHLeX isn't pure SHIT nowdays. I think they are >exellent as they have always been.

some of their stuff is truly excellent, but none of the releases you wrote are that great.

quoted 1 line 1 dmx krew : ffresshhh

>1 dmx krew : ffresshhh

sucks a donkey's tits! this is th most cheesy poppy stuff on rephlex I bet.

quoted 1 line 2 like a tim remixes

>2 like a tim remixes

this is actually not bad, but it's weak as all get out.

quoted 1 line 3 dmx krew : you can't hide your love remixes

>3 dmx krew : you can't hide your love remixes

this i've never heard, but the only reason I would buy it is for the AFX remix.

quoted 1 line 4 dmx krew : you can't hide your love

>4 dmx krew : you can't hide your love

i'd have to hear it first.

quoted 1 line 5 dmx krew : sound of the street

>5 dmx krew : sound of the street

ditto. but judging by "ffresshhh" i don't think I want to hear any other DMX albums. here's some albums which I would name are good on rephlex: global goon vibert/simmonds: weirs d'arcangelo bradley's robot that's basically the only new stuff on there I think is good. __ __\ \ / /_\ \ \_____/ www.freq-div.home.ml.org

quoted 3 lines here's some albums which I would name are good on rephlex:

> here's some albums which I would name are good on rephlex: > > global goon

exellent

quoted 1 line vibert/simmonds: weirs

> vibert/simmonds: weirs

one of the best and certanly my top 10 rephlex

quoted 1 line d'arcangelo

> d'arcangelo

one of the best and certanly my top 10 rephlex

quoted 1 line bradley's robot

> bradley's robot

exellent

quoted 1 line that's basically the only new stuff on there I think is good.

> that's basically the only new stuff on there I think is good.

Maybe you can help me out, but sorry, I don't see difference between any of those you listed and DMX Krew. Maybe I'll learn some day, but who knows......... respect Rob np : seefeel : ch-vox

On Wed, 22 Oct 1997 robert.merlak@ri.tel.hr wrote:

quoted 1 line np : seefeel : ch-vox

> np : seefeel : ch-vox

How is this? It's the last Seefeel I commonly see that I haven't gotten yet... Quique was the first Seefeel I picked up, after hearing a track of theirs on AI II. Much impressed, I got Succour, which I found to be tremendously dark, and at least equally good. Thirdly I got Polyfusia, and haven' really had time to fully listen to it, but I feel it falls somewhere in between Quique and Succour in mood... lastly, today I picked up a single which I can't remember what it's called, but it's in a thin red cardboard sleeve, and has two tracks. Can anyone point me towards a Seefeel discography, or other similar releases one who likes swirly, warm electronic music might like...? elizabeth olson greyrose@linex.com http://www.extortion.com "it's a crazy, crazy mixed up town, it's the rattlesnake i fear in another place, in another time, i'd be driving trucks, my dear" +Live+

On Wed, 22 Oct 1997, synthaesia incarnate wrote:

quoted 2 lines Can anyone point me towards a Seefeel discography, or other similar

> Can anyone point me towards a Seefeel discography, or other similar > releases one who likes swirly, warm electronic music might like...?

http://www.hyperreal.org/music/artists/seefeel/ Excellent little site with full discography, as well as info about Scala (Seefeel minus Mark Clifford plus Mark van Hoen). Greg

On Wed, 22 Oct 1997, synthaesia incarnate wrote:

quoted 4 lines np : seefeel : ch-vox

> > np : seefeel : ch-vox > > How is this? It's the last Seefeel I commonly see that I haven't gotten > yet...

best. easy. very stark, dark, and intriguing. a little short, but good...

quoted 2 lines a single which I can't remember what it's called, but it's in a thin

> a single which I can't remember what it's called, but it's in a thin > red cardboard sleeve, and has two tracks.

that's fracture/tied.

quoted 2 lines Can anyone point me towards a Seefeel discography, or other similar

> Can anyone point me towards a Seefeel discography, or other similar > releases one who likes swirly, warm electronic music might like...?

some biosphere reminds me of a more synth-based seefeel. especially that new soundtrack geir did...forget what it's called. * #### a disturbance in a system. #### laerm. @voicenet.com #### when the gods want to punish you, they answer your prayers...

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quoted 16 lines here's some albums which I would name are good on rephlex:

> > here's some albums which I would name are good on rephlex: > > > > global goon > exellent > > vibert/simmonds: weirs > one of the best and certanly my top 10 rephlex > > d'arcangelo > one of the best and certanly my top 10 rephlex > > bradley's robot > exellent > > > that's basically the only new stuff on there I think is good. > > Maybe you can help me out, but sorry, I don't see difference > between any of those you listed and DMX Krew. > Maybe I'll learn some day, but who knows.........

I see a dfference between goon and DMX : DMX is a lot better. And there's new Like-a-Tim which is awesome (electrrrrrro) too. And there's Kiyoshi that is certainly as good as D'acrangelo. And there's BW (both EPs) which is f**king the best. And ofcourse the CYLOB 's two EP's which I can't describe how exelent are. And...... And... And ... np: somthing on my TV (i think it's George Michael) but i think i'll put intro on Big Soup next. Bye Rob's brother.