also, swayzak has collaborated with detroit's theorem.
theorem will soon be starting up a THX series
which will dedicated to collaborations with people
like swayzak, william van loo (bill is on this list),
sutekh, and others. ya can hear dale lawrence
(theorem) talk about this here:
http://www.globalserve.net/~cognition/show587.htm
(and i've written this up but haven't had a chance yet
to post the interview online on cognition yet, but
soon; will be in upcoming ish of XLR8R).
hope this helps. andrew duke :)
"b. sims" wrote:
quoted 24 lines two of the tracks are disco cutups, sure to get a dance floor shakin'.
> two of the tracks are disco cutups, sure to get a dance floor shakin'.
> the third (inside track on the b-side, sorry awful with remembering track
> names) is a real nice laid back CRish number.
>
> b.
>
> On 3 Aug 1999, Phillips, Brock wrote:
>
> >
> > Also meant to mention - Swayzak just put out a 12" on their own label called
> > "Disco Dubplates Vol. One" - I dunno if this is a variation on their traditional
> > deep, dub, tech, whatever you want to call it sound or not, as I haven't heard
> > it yet. But they're usually a safe bet, so this one might be worth
> > scoring...Brock
> >
> >
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and Baby Pop/show 586: Dan Sicko and Nova/
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