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Has anyone heard the new As One album "Art of Prophecy" ? Any reviews ? Also, anyone know where I can pick up a copy (mail order ?) as I've not seen that French label Shield around much. Does the As One 12" that was out on Shield a while back have any tracks not on the album. If anyone can let me know where I can pick up either of the above I'd appreciate it. Also looking for a copy of the Celestial Soul album (New Electronica) - willing to buy or trade any of the above. Cheers, Simon.

Anyone heard the new As One album on Clear, "In With Their Arps...." or something like that ? Thought I read somewwhere that it's the same as "The Message in Herbie's Shirts" but with some extra tracks included. This true or is it all new material ? The man like Kirk is well on form these days with the latest "Art of Prophecy" album blowing most other releases out of the water and a Mo' Wax release to follow - any word on a release date for this ? cheers, Simon.

quoted 4 lines Anyone heard the new As One album on Clear, "In With Their Arps...."

> Anyone heard the new As One album on Clear, "In With Their Arps...." > or something like that ? Thought I read somewwhere that it's the same > as "The Message in Herbie's Shirts" but with some extra tracks > included. This true or is it all new material ?

On May 19, Clear releases _ In With Their Arps And Moogs and Jazz and Things_ in two formats - a 12" of new tracks and a CD featuring the 12" tracks and the _Message in Herbie's Shirts_ full length. ghhorne get clear - http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Towers/3495/

At 12:48 01/05/97 +0000, you wrote:

quoted 4 lines Anyone heard the new As One album on Clear, "In With Their Arps...."

> Anyone heard the new As One album on Clear, "In With Their Arps...." > or something like that ? Thought I read somewwhere that it's the same > as "The Message in Herbie's Shirts" but with some extra tracks > included. This true or is it all new material ?

I heard this too but I have a 3-track white label of 'In With Their Arps' and none of the tracks are on the Herbie LP. It also contains probably his best material since 'Reflections'... NP - Spacejam - The Black Dog ~~~ Through universes of worlds of shadows, S G the subconscious geography remains a constant. ~~~ Makyo 622AD

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quoted 3 lines I heard this too but I have a 3-track white label of 'In With Their Arps'

>I heard this too but I have a 3-track white label of 'In With Their Arps' >and none of the tracks are on the Herbie LP. It also contains probably his >best material since 'Reflections'...

"In With Their Arps" will be the "The Message In Herbie's Shirts" 2xLP plus the three new tracks according to the Clear site. I didn't care for "Herbie" on the first few listens, but it grew one me. I haven't heard "Art Of Prophecy" yet, but I worry the Kirk DeG is suffering from Richard H. Kirk disease by producing the same music over and over. Paul Rafanello intone@warwick.net

hello I don't know if this has been covered before but I own 'Planetary Folklore' on vinyl and it contains 6 tracks. The CD has 10. Should I be upset, or does it make for an LP more in the vein of old Blue Note LPs (which according to the sleeve notes is what he had in mind)? Cheers, Nick

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quoted 2 lines I own 'Planetary Folklore' on vinyl and it contains 6 tracks. The

> I own 'Planetary Folklore' on vinyl and it contains 6 tracks. The > CD has 10. Should I be upset,

That all depends on how much you love those 6 tracks. If you really like them very much, then you're well within your rights to consider yourself short-changed coz you're getting less than the dude who bought the CD. If on the other hand, you paid less to start with and you've got the best tracks there and the rest are 'fillers', then enjoy the ones you've got. I had the CD and traded it... Still like the opening track and Amalia's Mode though. ... personal taste ... I *

I was told that the Vinyl version of As ONe's "In with their Arps, moogs..." was titled "The Message in Herbert's Shirt" (minus one track) on Clear. I am completely wrong on this one, cuz Modern Music has "in with their Arps and Moogs" listed as vinyl. So is "herbert's T-shirt" something completely different altogether? Clarify for me.... gil -- Galaxey Gil (aka Gilly) (602) 461-0975 galaxey@earthlink.net //hate makes the world go round\\ "drugs techno-lise the brain"- J.G. Ballard

quoted 5 lines I was told that the Vinyl version of As ONe's "In with their Arps,

> I was told that the Vinyl version of As ONe's "In with their Arps, > moogs..." was titled "The Message in Herbert's Shirt" (minus one > track) on Clear. I am completely wrong on this one, cuz Modern Music > has "in with their Arps and Moogs" listed as vinyl. So is "herbert's > T-shirt" something completely different altogether? Clarify for me....

The CD version of "In With Their Arps..." compiles all of the tracks from the 12" EP of the same name along with an earlier 2x12" called "The Message in Herbie's Shirt" and one other track that I don't know the name of since I own the two vinyl releases. Greg

At 18:35 1998-02-16 +0000, you wrote:

quoted 5 lines I was told that the Vinyl version of As ONe's "In with their Arps,

>I was told that the Vinyl version of As ONe's "In with their Arps, >moogs..." was titled "The Message in Herbert's Shirt" (minus one >track) on Clear. I am completely wrong on this one, cuz Modern Music >has "in with their Arps and Moogs" listed as vinyl. So is "herbert's >T-shirt" something completely different altogether? Clarify for me....

Not too long ago we talked about this same thing... Pay attention folks. Anyway: here's the tracklisting to all three releases. There's really nothing more on Clear by As One, but it seems like we have a similar problem with his latest MoWax release (there's one 12", one LP and one CD, each with different tracklistings)... The tracklisting to the CD "In With their Arps and Moogs": Epic Chiarp Last of the Almoravids The Electric Hymn The Kiss Sphere of the Fixed Stars Triumphant Queen Constance The Message in Herbies Shirts A Short Track About Love Hyeres The tracklisting to the 12" "In With Their Arps and Moogs": Triumphant The Electric Hymn Last Of The Almoravids The Tracklisting to the 2x12" "The Messag in Herbies Shirts": Epic A Short Track About Love The Message in Herbies Shirts Hyeres New Wave Chiaro The Kiss Queen Constance Bye, Fe. inf: 908285 | F. ENMARK | SWEDEN = ) - =-= = pop: http://gargamel.com/plod -/ - - - ] www: http://gargamel.com/frankie = -.. =-= = .

Somebody posted a Kirk Degiorgio discog. a while back, and with all of the discussion of classic 313 sounding releases my interest has been piqued. So what I was wondering was if his _Reflections_ (?) and _Reflections on Reflections_ albums on New Electronica are all that. I suppose they are, so does anyone know of any 2nd hand stores that would carry such titles? It's difficult to appreciate great music if you've never heard it ... Thanks for any help. J np: Bayern Munich destroying Real Madrid (may many curses rain down upon Lothar's head in NY/NJ)) Join The Party @www.cpusa.org ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

Reflections is really really nice and delicate Detroit-ish stuff but Reflections on Reflections is REALLY dope. Carl Craig, Balil, Russ Gabriel and others contribute stellar, timeless, almost niave sounding tracks. In fact The Russ Gabriel mix is one of the most beautiful techno tracks I have ever heard. Unfortunately I have never seen a copy of it other than the time I bought mine:), But I can't imagine the stuff would be too hrad to track down. On the other hand most of the other New Electronica comps and the Op Art stuff is pretty damn hard to get ahold of... good luck! PS I have found some NE used stuff at Mondo Kims in NYC, you might try there although I don't know of they do phone/mail order stuff... On Thu, 9 Mar 2000, James R McPherson wrote:

quoted 26 lines Somebody posted a Kirk Degiorgio discog. a while back, and with all of

> Somebody posted a Kirk Degiorgio discog. a while back, and with all of > the discussion of classic 313 sounding releases my interest has been > piqued. So what I was wondering was if his _Reflections_ (?) and > _Reflections on Reflections_ albums on New Electronica are all that. I > suppose they are, so does anyone know of any 2nd hand stores that would > carry such titles? It's difficult to appreciate great music if you've > never heard it ... Thanks for any help. > > J > > np: Bayern Munich destroying Real Madrid (may many curses rain down upon > Lothar's head in NY/NJ)) > Join The Party @www.cpusa.org > > > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >

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On Thu, 9 Mar 2000, James R McPherson wrote:

quoted 8 lines Somebody posted a Kirk Degiorgio discog. a while back, and with all of

> Somebody posted a Kirk Degiorgio discog. a while back, and with all of > the discussion of classic 313 sounding releases my interest has been > piqued. So what I was wondering was if his _Reflections_ (?) and > _Reflections on Reflections_ albums on New Electronica are all that. I > suppose they are, so does anyone know of any 2nd hand stores that would > carry such titles? It's difficult to appreciate great music if you've > never heard it ... Thanks for any help. >

Ah, a favourite topic. Indeed, the early As One releases are exactly what one would call "classic" IDM. Starting with Reflections, a beautiful record with depth and emotion galore. Then there's Celestial Soul, an excursion into more jazz-influenced electronica (a few tracks on that were released on the We No Longer Understand EP). Reflections On Reflections is quite a collection of remixes of tracks from Reflections. At some point there was an EP consisting of Mihara and Dance of the Uighurs, I guess it was before the release of Reflections since both tracks are featured on it (so my timeline is a bit off, but I'm typing this off the top of my head in bed with a laptop :). All of the above were on New Electronica, I guess they're quite tough to come by nowadays (aren't they all?). Then there were the releases on Clear, one album released under two names, first on vinyl as The Message On Herbie's Shirts and later as In With Their Arps and Jazz and Things (with more tracks than on the original vinyl version - the extra tracks were released as a separate EP on vinyl, "Triumphant" as I recall), more of the jazz-electronica fusion of Celestial Soul. I still consider Epic (from The Message.../In With...) to be one of best ever DeGiorgio tracks, a slowly building 10-minute track of truly epic proportions. Continuing with the jazz thing, there was the album on Mo'Wax, Planetary Folklore. With more jazz than electronica, I was a bit baffled at first but gradually started to appreciate it, especially the track sung by Luca Santucci (who also sings on Leila's album on RePHLeX). Really jazzy, not everyone's cup of (insert favourite beverage here). Then, there's the Art Of Prophecy on Shield (a French label), a bit of a return into the earlier "classic" IDM sound, but with experimentation in drum'n'bass, even. Quite a diverse package, with a remix EP with a remix of Theme From Op-Art by Stasis. Of course, besides the full-lengths there are numerous appearances on various labels, his own (A.R.T. and Op-Art), New Electronica, B12, Likemind, Otherworld and others. I haven't seen a comprehensive discography, but I think I'm quite well off with having those that I've mentioned here and lots of others. I can compile a partial discography out of them unless someone (Lance? :) has a full one. So, the timeline sucks but I'm too damn lazy to get up and check the release years from the records. A note off to AeOtaku - you're probably right about the matter of sort of waiving the copyright issue on out-of-print releases, but I'm still a bit uneasy about it. There's the huge work of actually digitising the records, and since I don't like to trade MP3s or CDRs, what am I getting out of the deal? A honorable mention and a reputation of a good guy? I'm not that altruistic (yet :P). -- nuutti-iivari meriläinen gordon at diversion dot org http colon slash slash www dot diversion dot org slash --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

At 01:44 AM 3/9/2000 -0600, you wrote:

quoted 7 lines Somebody posted a Kirk Degiorgio discog. a while back, and with all of

>Somebody posted a Kirk Degiorgio discog. a while back, and with all of >the discussion of classic 313 sounding releases my interest has been >piqued. So what I was wondering was if his _Reflections_ (?) and >_Reflections on Reflections_ albums on New Electronica are all that. I >suppose they are, so does anyone know of any 2nd hand stores that would >carry such titles? It's difficult to appreciate great music if you've >never heard it ... Thanks for any help.

If I had to pick favorite As One releases then it would definitely be his early detroit-influenced New Electronica albums - Reflections, Reflections on Refections, or Celestial Soul (probably in that order too). His releases for ART, Likemind, R&S, B12 Here is my As One/Kirk D discography again. ………………………………………………………………… KIRK DEGORGIO RELEASES: ………………………………………………………………… . As One/Future Past/Zee# 12" (B1203) . As One: Mihara/Dance of the Uighurs 12" (New Electronica) . As One: Reflections cd/2x12" (New Electronica) . As One: Reflections On Reflections cd/2x12" (New Electronica) . As One: The Message In Herbies Shirt 2x12" (Clear) . As One: In With their Arps, Moogs + Jazz Things cd (Clear) . As One: In With their Arps, Moogs + Jazz Things 12” (Clear) . As One: We No Longer Understand 12" (New Electronica) . As One: Celestial Soul cd/2x12" (New Electronica) . Future Past: Hyperspace 12" (R&S) . As One: The Art of Prophecy CD/2x12” (Shield) . As One: Relentless 12" (Shield) . As One: Planetary Folklore CD/12" (MoWax) . Family Values: Diff'rent Sound 12" (Regal) . Kirk Degiorgio & Jamie O' Dell: Sky 12" ( ) ………………………………………………………………… KIRK DEGORGIO COMPILATION APPEARANCES: ………………………………………………………………… . Philosophy of Sound & Machine comp CD (A.R.T.) . ART 4 comp CD (A.R.T.) . Balil/Future Past: Art One 12” (R&S) . Get Lost comp 2xcd (Multiplex) . Objects D Art comp 4x12" (New Electronica) . Objects D Art 3 comp CD (Op-ART) . Elegy & As One/Nuron 12" (Likemind 04) . In Order to Dance 4 comp 2xCD (R&S) . Intergalactic Beats comp CD/2x12” (Planet E) . Applied Rhythmic Technology 1 (A.R.T.) . A.R.T. 1 EP 12" (Planet E) . Applied Rhythmic Technology 2.1 12" (A.R.T.) . Applied Rhythmic Technology 2.2 12" (A.R.T.) . Applied Rhythmic Technology 7.1 12" (A.R.T.) . Applied Rhythmic Technology 7.2 12" (A.R.T.) . Global Tech Innovations CH 1 comp cd/2x12" (New Electronica) . Global Technological Innovations - Unreleased 1 comp cd/2x12" (New Electronica) . Headz 2 comp 2xCD/4x12" (MoWax) . Virtual Sex comp CD (Buzz) . Freestyle Fusion comp cd/2lp (Dynamite Joint) ………………………………………………………………… KIRK DEGORGIO REMIX APPEARANCES: ………………………………………………………………… . Nicolette: We Never Know cd/12" (talkin loud) . Locust: The Girl With The Fairy Tale Dream cd/12" (Apollo) . Innerzone Orchestra: Bug In The Bassbin Remixes cd/12" (MoWax) . A.R.T. 5.1 Phenomyna: Explained remixes V1 12" (A.R.T.) . A.R.T. 5.2 Phenomyna: Explained remixes V2 12" (A.R.T.) . Reflection: The Morerroronus World cd/2x12” (Clear) . Omnivore: spandex cdep/12" (Hydrogen Dukebox) . Coldcut & Hexastatic: Timber 12" (Ninja Tune) . Alien: Frankie the Prankster 12" (Blue Room) . Miyazawa: AfroSick 12" (Disorient) . Attica Blues: 3ree cdep/12" (Mo Wax) I'm actually in the process of html-izing this discog (along with dozens of others) complete with track titles, release dates, etc. I know I keep saying this but I hope to have at least some of the discogs up in a few months... -->-Lance--- lance@inaudible.com p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

In a message dated 3/9/00 3:38:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, andregurov@juno.com writes: << Somebody posted a Kirk Degiorgio discog. a while back, and with all of the discussion of classic 313 sounding releases my interest has been piqued. So what I was wondering was if his _Reflections_ (?) and _Reflections on Reflections_ albums on New Electronica are all that. I suppose they are, so does anyone know of any 2nd hand stores that would carry such titles? It's difficult to appreciate great music if you've never heard it ... Thanks for any help. J >> My take is that Reflections is a great, but subtle album. Unlike Reload it doesn't make you think and unlike Balil or Likemind it doesn't just sit there as ridiculously enchanting rhythms swirl around. It's very mellow, non-confrontational and a great background piece. There aren't any standout tracks, it's just a nice melodic journey. A classic album, yes, but not one for all occasions. For my money Kirk's best stuff by far is the A.R.T. era Future/Past, especially his tracks on the two A.R.T. CD comps which are just stellar. Tracks like "Nebula Variation" and "Try 2004 Funk" blow his home listening material out of the water, as good as it is, and I think are Kirk's best attempt to be on the level of the Detroit heroes, which it seemed at the time he was very interested in. Reflections on Reflections is all remixes by various artists, and while it is a stellar line-up (Balil, Max 404, Carl Craig, etc. etc.) the album isn't as good as you'd think. One of the problems I think is that the artists try to make this material work on the hooks and the techno sensibilities, which it doesn't. As the Reflections liner notes explain, As One is the alias for Kirk's mellow home listening stuff, Future/Past is the alias for the mindblowers. Also check Kirk's 12" on B12, as this showcases both sides of his old sound. Kirk is still around (I'm waiting on his new 12" in the mail) but I haven't really loved anything of his like I love the old Future/Past. Matt --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

quoted 3 lines Reflections on Reflections

> Reflections on Reflections >is all remixes by various artists, and while it is a stellar line-up (Balil, >Max 404, Carl Craig, etc. etc.) the album isn't as good as you'd think.

Hmm, I have to disagree! Reflections on Reflections is nothing short of mindblowing for me, but Im super biased by the Russ Gabriel rmx of Shambala. BTW, is there any other Russ Gabriel material out there? I had not heard of him (knowingly) prior to RoR and Im guessing I need to seek more of his output ernie Ernesto Ikerd, (817) 763-4795 Company Graphics, Dept 17, MZ-4202 Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Fort Worth, Texas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

quoted 5 lines Hmm, I have to disagree! Reflections on Reflections is nothing short of

> Hmm, I have to disagree! Reflections on Reflections is nothing short of > mindblowing for me, but Im super biased by the Russ Gabriel rmx of > Shambala. BTW, is there any other Russ Gabriel material out there? I > had not heard of him (knowingly) prior to RoR and Im guessing I need to > seek more of his output

He released a 10" on Planet E in 1996 as Fusion. It's quite nice, but as far as i know it's not in print anymore. He probably released more stuff as Fusion, so you night want to look into that. Cheers, Hans -- Hans Veneman hans@TV-99-AD.com http://www.TV-99-AD.com/hans/ http://www.mp3.com/TV99AD --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

On Thu, 9 Mar 2000, Ernesto Ikerd wrote:

quoted 4 lines BTW, is there any other Russ Gabriel material out there? I

> BTW, is there any other Russ Gabriel material out there? I > had not heard of him (knowingly) prior to RoR and Im guessing I need to > seek more of his output >

Russ Gabriel: Peace EP (Ferox::FER002) Russ Gabriel: Darwinian EP (Ferox::FER006) Russ Gabriel: Soul on Wax #1 (Soul On Wax::SWAX001) Russ Gabriel: Orange Mechanique (Soul On Wax::SWAX002) Russ Gabriel: Future Funk Volume 1 (Input Neuron::INMD5) Russ Gabriel: Voltage Control (Input Neuron::INMCD/LP4) Russ Gabriel: Pilgrimage (Soma::SOMA036) For starters, someone else (Lance? :) can fill in the rest. -- nuutti-iivari meriläinen gordon at diversion dot org http colon slash slash www dot diversion dot org slash --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

At 12:12 AM 3/10/2000 +0200, you wrote:

quoted 16 lines On Thu, 9 Mar 2000, Ernesto Ikerd wrote:

>On Thu, 9 Mar 2000, Ernesto Ikerd wrote: > > > BTW, is there any other Russ Gabriel material out there? I > > had not heard of him (knowingly) prior to RoR and Im guessing I need to > > seek more of his output > > > >Russ Gabriel: Peace EP (Ferox::FER002) >Russ Gabriel: Darwinian EP (Ferox::FER006) >Russ Gabriel: Soul on Wax #1 (Soul On Wax::SWAX001) >Russ Gabriel: Orange Mechanique (Soul On Wax::SWAX002) >Russ Gabriel: Future Funk Volume 1 (Input Neuron::INMD5) >Russ Gabriel: Voltage Control (Input Neuron::INMCD/LP4) >Russ Gabriel: Pilgrimage (Soma::SOMA036) > > For starters, someone else (Lance? :) can fill in the rest.

Russ Gabriel also records a Fusion, Too Funk, Fusion, Precession, Analogue Man, Audio Spectrum and VCF. Here is a brief discography of his releases. I also have one of his remixes & comp appearances somewhere. Just need to relocate it... Releases: . Analogue Man: Fulfilled Ambitions 12" (Djax) . VCF: 1.O.N.1.C 12" (Magnetic North) . VCF: Neon 12" (Magnetic North) . Russ Gabriel: Digilogic Synthesis 12" (Force Inc) . Gabriel/Yusuf: Deep Space / Sian's Tune 12? (Ferox/) . Too Funk: The Return of Too Funk 12? (Ferox) . Too Funk: Storm the Funk 12? (Ferox) . Fusion: Never Forget It 10" (Planet E) . Fusion: Electric Freestyle 12? (Ferox) . Precession: Retrograde Motion 12? (Ferox) . Fusion: Galaxy Of Future Vision 12? (Ferox) . Too Funk: Hotel Ibis 12? (Ferox) . Fusion: Funk At Five 12? (Ferox) . Too Funk: Too Funk to Funk 12? (Ferox) . Fusion: The Singles cd (Ferox) -->-Lance--- lance@inaudible.com p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

speaking of Degiorgio, i just picked up the Super A-Loof 12", a collaboration between KDG and Jamie Odell of Jimpster fame....it's utterly fantastic, the best of both these artist's recent jazz work melded into a more cohesive whole. mikebee --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

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quoted 16 lines Here is my As One/Kirk D discography again.

>Here is my As One/Kirk D discography again. > >………………………………………………………………… >KIRK DEGORGIO REMIX APPEARANCES: >………………………………………………………………… >. Nicolette: We Never Know cd/12" (talkin loud) >. Locust: The Girl With The Fairy Tale Dream cd/12" (Apollo) >. Innerzone Orchestra: Bug In The Bassbin Remixes cd/12" (MoWax) >. A.R.T. 5.1 Phenomyna: Explained remixes V1 12" (A.R.T.) >. A.R.T. 5.2 Phenomyna: Explained remixes V2 12" (A.R.T.) >. Reflection: The Morerroronus World cd/2x12” (Clear) >. Omnivore: spandex cdep/12" (Hydrogen Dukebox) >. Coldcut & Hexastatic: Timber 12" (Ninja Tune) >. Alien: Frankie the Prankster 12" (Blue Room) >. Miyazawa: AfroSick 12" (Disorient) >. Attica Blues: 3ree cdep/12" (Mo Wax)

Kirk (under a new pseudonym, Off World) also recently remixed "Enchanting Signs" off Beanfield's _Human Patterns_ (Compost). A damn fine remix it is, too. Dave Segal Managing Editor/Alternative Press Reviews/BPM/Reissue Redux Secret Ions on WCSB Thursdays 9-11PM EST [www.wcsb.org] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

Kirk also put out two mixed compilations: Check One and Synthesis. They contain both proto-IDM funk jazz tracks by Herbie Hancock and others, as well as more recent fare like Black Dog and Waiwan. Very nice comps. Was there ever a Check Two? Cheers, James Jung-Hoon Seo | jseo@media.mit.edu | http://www.media.mit.edu/~jseo Art prevails. Drunk people always a flop. | Crippled Kung Fu Boxer --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

Guessing you heard this already, and I'm guessing the list gets this message because of the horrendous auto-reply but Russ Gabriel has a mountain of material out there and runs the Ferox label. Lots in that melodic tech-house vein, definitely more floor-suited and accessible. Much like the better Matrix, Ian O'Brien, Paul Mac, etc. Matt --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

As Offworld he also remixed Herbie Hancock's classic 'Chameleon' for the comp. Misturada 3 on Far Out Recordings. He stays quite close to the original but with a twist. Jeroen Dave Segal wrote:

quoted 32 lines "Lance @ Inaudible" <lance@inaudible.com> wrote:

> "Lance @ Inaudible" <lance@inaudible.com> wrote: > > >Here is my As One/Kirk D discography again. > > > >………………………………………………………………… > >KIRK DEGORGIO REMIX APPEARANCES: > >………………………………………………………………… > >. Nicolette: We Never Know cd/12" (talkin loud) > >. Locust: The Girl With The Fairy Tale Dream cd/12" (Apollo) > >. Innerzone Orchestra: Bug In The Bassbin Remixes cd/12" (MoWax) > >. A.R.T. 5.1 Phenomyna: Explained remixes V1 12" (A.R.T.) > >. A.R.T. 5.2 Phenomyna: Explained remixes V2 12" (A.R.T.) > >. Reflection: The Morerroronus World cd/2x12” (Clear) > >. Omnivore: spandex cdep/12" (Hydrogen Dukebox) > >. Coldcut & Hexastatic: Timber 12" (Ninja Tune) > >. Alien: Frankie the Prankster 12" (Blue Room) > >. Miyazawa: AfroSick 12" (Disorient) > >. Attica Blues: 3ree cdep/12" (Mo Wax) > > Kirk (under a new pseudonym, Off World) > also recently remixed "Enchanting Signs" off Beanfield's > _Human Patterns_ (Compost). A damn fine remix it > is, too. > > Dave Segal > Managing Editor/Alternative Press > Reviews/BPM/Reissue Redux > Secret Ions on WCSB Thursdays 9-11PM EST [www.wcsb.org] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

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