On Wed, 14 Oct 1998, Peter Hollo wrote:
quoted 3 lines If you goto the URL that's listed in the wire for Diskono you will
> If you goto the URL that's listed in the wire for Diskono you will
> eventually come upon this text file which has "R-Tist Pro-Files":
> http://website.lineone.net/~diskono/01.txt
Yup, discovered it yesterday just in time to get the info for my show.
quoted 6 lines Diskono[x]
> Diskono[x]
> 1. Office Products - "R.J."
> 2. Boards of Canada - "Sixty-Niner (Alternate Mix)"
> 3. Fabric Soap Stars - "Beef Intermission"
> 4. Daniel J Beattie - "Dream of Irma Injection"
> 5. Rook Vallade - "Water of Life"
Seems to match what I reckoned.
quoted 6 lines Diskono[y]
> Diskono[y]
> 1. ITG Crew - "Into the Ground"
> 2. Felix Kubin - "Babelfish Swing Ballet"
> 3. Suetso & Underwood - "Whupping Crowd" &
> "Icouldhavespenttheleelinenech"
> 4. V/VM - "If In Doubt, Ask The Kids"
Actually, as you speculate in a bit that I've snipped, "Whupping Crowd"
appears at the end of the V/Vm side. It consists of crowd noises and the
sound of what seems to be a cracking bullwhip. Only about 30 seconds or so
in length, I think.
And technically, the V/Vm side is "side 1" - if you look at the runout
groove, you'll see that the matrix number etched there is one less on the
V/Vm side than the one on the other side. Going from [x] to [y], they run
sequentially. Can't remember what the numbers are now, but I've got it
noted at home.
And if that doesn't win me Sad 'Spotter of the Year award... :)
Greg