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quoted 6 lines 20/04/98 Caustic Window Compilation (cat009cd/lp triple vinyl)

>> >20/04/98 Caustic Window Compilation (cat009cd/lp triple vinyl) >> >Finally! :) >> >> without the popcorn track! > >whats the point in that!.. they may as well not bother.

because they cannot get clearance for the sample from yellow magic orchestra. when the 12 was originally released they took a change in that nobody [of relevance] would notice.

On Tue, 31 Mar 1998, mark s-walker wrote:

quoted 5 lines 20/04/98 Caustic Window Compilation (cat009cd/lp triple vinyl)

> >> >20/04/98 Caustic Window Compilation (cat009cd/lp triple vinyl) > >> >Finally! :) > >> without the popcorn track! > >whats the point in that!.. they may as well not bother. >

Gonzi wrote:

quoted 4 lines because they cannot get clearance for the sample from yellow magic

> because they cannot get clearance for the sample from yellow magic > orchestra. when the 12 was originally released they took a chance that > nobody [of relevance] would notice. >

So Popcorn was by Yellow Magic Orchestra? I thought it was by Hot Butter and I thought they were European!?

quoted 13 lines 20/04/98 Caustic Window Compilation (cat009cd/lp triple vinyl)

> > >> >20/04/98 Caustic Window Compilation (cat009cd/lp triple vinyl) > > >> >Finally! :) > > >> without the popcorn track! > > >whats the point in that!.. they may as well not bother. > > > Gonzi wrote: > > because they cannot get clearance for the sample from yellow magic > > orchestra. when the 12 was originally released they took a chance > that > > nobody [of relevance] would notice. > > > So Popcorn was by Yellow Magic Orchestra? I thought it was by Hot > Butter and I thought they were European!?

im pretty sure youre right, that song has been around much longer than YMO... perhaps he sampled a YMO cover of the song... steve

quoted 2 lines im pretty sure youre right, that song has been around much longer than

> im pretty sure youre right, that song has been around much longer than > YMO... perhaps he sampled a YMO cover of the song...

"Popcorn" was a Top Ten hit in 1972 for Hot Butter, which was actually just one guy, Stan Free, on Moog. It was written by Gershon Kingsley (of Perrey-Kingsley), but I'm not quite sure when... See also "Funky Popcorn" by James Brown. That creates an interesting line of connection: Aphex Twin - Hot Butter - Gershon Kingsley - Jean Jacques Perrey - Air .JohnBush.

quoted 13 lines im pretty sure youre right, that song has been around much longer

> > im pretty sure youre right, that song has been around much longer > than > > YMO... perhaps he sampled a YMO cover of the song... > > "Popcorn" was a Top Ten hit in 1972 for Hot Butter, which was actually > just > one guy, Stan Free, on Moog. It was written by Gershon Kingsley (of > Perrey-Kingsley), but I'm not quite sure when... See also "Funky > Popcorn" > by James Brown. > > That creates an interesting line of connection: > Aphex Twin - Hot Butter - Gershon Kingsley - Jean Jacques Perrey - Air

Excellent ->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->-> Shit Yeah and this line has got a scale too. Steve

Horseoperatorsayz:

quoted 4 lines That creates an interesting line of connection:

> > That creates an interesting line of connection: > > Aphex Twin - Hot Butter - Gershon Kingsley - Jean Jacques Perrey - Air > > Excellent ->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->->-> Shit

WHat?!?!? Come on! You ask me they're all good. BTW, on the subject of Gershon Kingsley, there is a website called Frank's Viynl Museum which has some tasty reviews and clips from thift store classics and the like. Included is the Evil Kenivel record where AFX sampled the bit at the end of the AB4 cd from and an album by Gershon Kingsley called Music to Moog By that has a really funky moog cover of Nowhere Man. Check it out: http://www.searchlight.com/frank/vinyl/index.htm BTW, anyone know where I can get a copy of Moog! by Claude Denjean? gnz.