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from rephlex.com: CAT 159 LP/CD: Razor X Productions (The Bug V The Rootsman) - "Killing Sound" CAT 162 LP/CD: Pierre Bastien - "Pop" CAT 173 CD: AFX - "Chosen Lords" (Analord album) CAT 174 EP: Bogdan Raczynski & Björk - "Who Is It" (Shooting Stars & Asteroids Mix) CAT 177 EP: "Spac Hand Luke" CAT 178 LP/CD: "Amen Andrews V Spac Hand Luke" CAT 179 EP: Urban Tribe - "Biohazard 17284" CAT 180 LP/CD: Urban Tribe - "Authorized Clinical Trials" CAT 181 CD: Hecker - "Recordings for Rephlex" CAT 183 T/R/CD: Kerrier District - "Kerrier District 2" (featuring Ceephax Remix) more info follows shortly

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quoted 1 line CAT 173 CD: AFX - "Chosen Lords" (Analord album)

> CAT 173 CD: AFX - "Chosen Lords" (Analord album)

Indeed, like the press release (including a track list at the bottom) says: Artist AFX Title Chosen Lords album Release Date 10 April 2006 Label Rephlex Format CD Catalogue # CAT173CD Distribution SRD Website www.rephlex.com *Analord is Aphex Twin doing what he does best: refreshing electronic music in such an exquisite, effortlessly inventive fashion that you pity his peers. Once again, James dissolves the boundaries between disco, electro, techno and pop? and stimulates the parts other musicians don*t even know exist. Pure synthesized heaven* Uncut Throughout 2005, and with little fanfare, Richard D. James released the Analord series of twelve inches under the AFX moniker on his label Rephlex. In total, 41 tracks were released over a series of singles * Analord Volumes 1-11 * all neatly contained in a custom binder, sold direct to fans via the Rephlex website. Each record went on to sell into five-figure quantities * on vinyl format ONLY! The tracks were not available for download or on CD, making this a considerable sales achievement. For fans of Aphex Twin, it was an almost unprecedented bounty of new material in the gap since the 2001 double album, Drukqs, but many people who have abandoned their turntables will have remained unaware of this hive of activity. In April 2006, Rephlex will release Chosen Lords. Rather than release a triple CD featuring all 41 tracks, AFX himself has distilled the tunes into a cohesive album, as it was intended to be heard. Chosen Lords is, in fact, the first full album of new material from Richard D. James since Drukqs, and the word of mouth is that the tracks are among his very best classics. The style? As with most Richard D. James releases, it's hard to pin down to any genre. Largely recorded on Richard's private collection of unique collection of analogue synthesizers * vintage, modern and home-made, the rhythms, melodies, harmonies, even some subliminal lyrics have all evolved directly from the machines. One could say Chosen Lords is partly-inspired by NY electro, Chicago house and Detroit techno classics, but the album also stimulates the kind of *lucid dreaming* atmosphere found on Selected Ambient Works 85-92. Many people try to imitate Richard's sound, but he remains an unrivalled innovator when it comes to the emotional and musical depth and complexity of his tracks. As this composer and producer's skills and life experiences are constantly evolving, so too does the music gain ever greater resonance. If you are interested in looking back to past memories, through your current mood or forward to future emotions, you're going to find something of interest on Chosen Lords. The only limits are self-imposed. Since 2001, the only Aphex Twin/AFX related releases have largely been reissues: the 26 Mixes For Cash double CD (Warp, 2003), Hangable Autobulb CD (Warp, 2005) bringing together two EPs on CD for the first time, two 12*s on the Men imprint (remixes of 808 State, DJ Pierre and The Bug), 'Mangle' on the last Rephlexions compilation (Rephlex, 2004), and a limited edition split 12* with LFO (Warp, 2005). Chosen Lords is Richard D. James at the peak of his powers, in the prime of life. Unmissable. Chosen Lords 1. Fenix Funk5 2. Reunion 2 3. Pitcard 4. Crying In Your Face 5. Klopjob 6. Boxing Day 7. Batine Acid 8. Cilonen 9. PWSteal.Ldpinch.D 10. XMD5A This message has been checked for viruses but the contents of an attachment may still contain software viruses, which could damage your computer system: you are advised to perform your own checks. Email communications with the University of Nottingham may be monitored as permitted by UK legislation. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

They forgot the manhunt soundtrack in there. Didn't afx have a track or 2 on that? Never did play that game or hear those tracks.. B. On Tue, 24 Jan 2006 9:29 am, David Sim wrote:

quoted 103 lines CAT 173 CD: AFX - "Chosen Lords" (Analord album)

>> CAT 173 CD: AFX - "Chosen Lords" (Analord album) > > Indeed, like the press release (including a track list at the bottom) > says: > > Artist AFX > > Title Chosen Lords album > > Release Date 10 April 2006 > > Label Rephlex > > Format CD > > Catalogue # CAT173CD > > Distribution SRD > > Website www.rephlex.com > > > *Analord is Aphex Twin doing what he does best: refreshing electronic > music in such an exquisite, effortlessly inventive fashion that you > pity his peers. Once again, James dissolves the boundaries between > disco, electro, techno and pop? and stimulates the parts other > musicians don*t even know exist. Pure synthesized heaven* Uncut > > Throughout 2005, and with little fanfare, Richard D. James released the > Analord series of twelve inches under the AFX moniker on his label > Rephlex. In total, 41 tracks were released over a series of singles * > Analord Volumes 1-11 * all neatly contained in a custom binder, sold > direct to fans via the Rephlex website. > > Each record went on to sell into five-figure quantities * on vinyl > format ONLY! The tracks were not available for download or on CD, > making this a considerable sales achievement. For fans of Aphex Twin, > it was an almost unprecedented bounty of new material in the gap since > the 2001 double album, Drukqs, but many people who have abandoned their > turntables will have remained unaware of this hive of activity. > > In April 2006, Rephlex will release Chosen Lords. Rather than release a > triple CD featuring all 41 tracks, AFX himself has distilled the tunes > into a cohesive album, as it was intended to be heard. Chosen Lords is, > in fact, the first full album of new material from Richard D. James > since Drukqs, and the word of mouth is that the tracks are among his > very best classics. > > The style? As with most Richard D. James releases, it's hard to pin > down to any genre. Largely recorded on Richard's private collection of > unique collection of analogue synthesizers * vintage, modern and > home-made, the rhythms, melodies, harmonies, even some subliminal > lyrics have all evolved directly from the machines. One could say > Chosen Lords is partly-inspired by NY electro, Chicago house and > Detroit techno classics, but the album also stimulates the kind of > *lucid dreaming* atmosphere found on Selected Ambient Works 85-92. > > Many people try to imitate Richard's sound, but he remains an > unrivalled innovator when it comes to the emotional and musical depth > and complexity of his tracks. As this composer and producer's skills > and life experiences are constantly evolving, so too does the music > gain ever greater resonance. If you are interested in looking back to > past memories, through your current mood or forward to future emotions, > you're going to find something of interest on Chosen Lords. The only > limits are self-imposed. > > Since 2001, the only Aphex Twin/AFX related releases have largely been > reissues: the 26 Mixes For Cash double CD (Warp, 2003), Hangable > Autobulb CD (Warp, 2005) bringing together two EPs on CD for the first > time, two 12*s on the Men imprint (remixes of 808 State, DJ Pierre and > The Bug), 'Mangle' on the last Rephlexions compilation (Rephlex, 2004), > and a limited edition split 12* with LFO (Warp, 2005). > > Chosen Lords is Richard D. James at the peak of his powers, in the > prime of life. Unmissable. > > > Chosen Lords > > 1. Fenix Funk5 > 2. Reunion 2 > 3. Pitcard > 4. Crying In Your Face > 5. Klopjob > 6. Boxing Day > 7. Batine Acid > 8. Cilonen > 9. PWSteal.Ldpinch.D > 10. XMD5A > > This message has been checked for viruses but the contents of an > attachment > may still contain software viruses, which could damage your computer > system: > you are advised to perform your own checks. Email communications with > the > University of Nottingham may be monitored as permitted by UK > legislation. > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

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Whoops! For some reason I had assumed the alternate mix by unknown artist was richard. Bzzt! Wrong! Www.discogs.com/release/220198 So richard does know what he's done over the past 5 years more than I do after all. B. On Tue, 24 Jan 2006 11:25 am, Esa Ruoho wrote:

quoted 3 lines ovuca and bogdan had a track or two on that soundtrack , innit_

> ovuca and bogdan had a track or two on that soundtrack , innit_ > >

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quoted 142 lines They forgot the manhunt soundtrack in there. Didn't afx have a track

>> They forgot the manhunt soundtrack in there. Didn't afx have a track >> or >> 2 on that? >> >> Never did play that game or hear those tracks.. >> >> B. >> >> On Tue, 24 Jan 2006 9:29 am, David Sim wrote: >> >> CAT 173 CD: AFX - "Chosen Lords" (Analord album) >> > >> > Indeed, like the press release (including a track list at the >> bottom) >> > says: >> > >> > Artist AFX >> > >> > Title Chosen Lords album >> > >> > Release Date 10 April 2006 >> > >> > Label Rephlex >> > >> > Format CD >> > >> > Catalogue # CAT173CD >> > >> > Distribution SRD >> > >> > Website www.rephlex.com >> > >> > >> > *Analord is Aphex Twin doing what he does best: refreshing >> electronic >> > music in such an exquisite, effortlessly inventive fashion that you >> > pity his peers. Once again, James dissolves the boundaries between >> > disco, electro, techno and pop? and stimulates the parts other >> > musicians don*t even know exist. Pure synthesized heaven* Uncut >> > >> > Throughout 2005, and with little fanfare, Richard D. James released >> the >> > Analord series of twelve inches under the AFX moniker on his label >> > Rephlex. In total, 41 tracks were released over a series of singles >> * >> > Analord Volumes 1-11 * all neatly contained in a custom binder, sold >> > direct to fans via the Rephlex website. >> > >> > Each record went on to sell into five-figure quantities * on vinyl >> > format ONLY! The tracks were not available for download or on CD, >> > making this a considerable sales achievement. For fans of Aphex >> Twin, >> > it was an almost unprecedented bounty of new material in the gap >> since >> > the 2001 double album, Drukqs, but many people who have abandoned >> their >> > turntables will have remained unaware of this hive of activity. >> > >> > In April 2006, Rephlex will release Chosen Lords. Rather than >> release a >> > triple CD featuring all 41 tracks, AFX himself has distilled the >> tunes >> > into a cohesive album, as it was intended to be heard. Chosen Lords >> is, >> > in fact, the first full album of new material from Richard D. James >> > since Drukqs, and the word of mouth is that the tracks are among his >> > very best classics. >> > >> > The style? As with most Richard D. James releases, it's hard to pin >> > down to any genre. Largely recorded on Richard's private collection >> of >> > unique collection of analogue synthesizers * vintage, modern and >> > home-made, the rhythms, melodies, harmonies, even some subliminal >> > lyrics have all evolved directly from the machines. One could say >> > Chosen Lords is partly-inspired by NY electro, Chicago house and >> > Detroit techno classics, but the album also stimulates the kind of >> > *lucid dreaming* atmosphere found on Selected Ambient Works 85-92. >> > >> > Many people try to imitate Richard's sound, but he remains an >> > unrivalled innovator when it comes to the emotional and musical >> depth >> > and complexity of his tracks. As this composer and producer's skills >> > and life experiences are constantly evolving, so too does the music >> > gain ever greater resonance. If you are interested in looking back >> to >> > past memories, through your current mood or forward to future >> emotions, >> > you're going to find something of interest on Chosen Lords. The only >> > limits are self-imposed. >> > >> > Since 2001, the only Aphex Twin/AFX related releases have largely >> been >> > reissues: the 26 Mixes For Cash double CD (Warp, 2003), Hangable >> > Autobulb CD (Warp, 2005) bringing together two EPs on CD for the >> first >> > time, two 12*s on the Men imprint (remixes of 808 State, DJ Pierre >> and >> > The Bug), 'Mangle' on the last Rephlexions compilation (Rephlex, >> 2004), >> > and a limited edition split 12* with LFO (Warp, 2005). >> > >> > Chosen Lords is Richard D. James at the peak of his powers, in the >> > prime of life. Unmissable. >> > >> > >> > Chosen Lords >> > >> > 1. Fenix Funk5 >> > 2. Reunion 2 >> > 3. Pitcard >> > 4. Crying In Your Face >> > 5. Klopjob >> > 6. Boxing Day >> > 7. Batine Acid >> > 8. Cilonen >> > 9. PWSteal.Ldpinch.D >> > 10. 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Too bad only one track from 6 is on there, because I really do rank that among the best of the series. Glad I've got em all on vinyl anyways. On 1/24/06, Blake Mikesell <djfuckstick@tmail.com> wrote:

quoted 166 lines Whoops!

> > Whoops! > > For some reason I had assumed the alternate mix by unknown artist was > richard. Bzzt! Wrong! > > Www.discogs.com/release/220198 > > So richard does know what he's done over the past 5 years more than I do > after all. > > B. > > On Tue, 24 Jan 2006 11:25 am, Esa Ruoho wrote: > > ovuca and bogdan had a track or two on that soundtrack , innit_ > > > > > <djfuckstick@tmail.com> wrote: > >> They forgot the manhunt soundtrack in there. Didn't afx have a track > >> or > >> 2 on that? > >> > >> Never did play that game or hear those tracks.. > >> > >> B. > >> > >> On Tue, 24 Jan 2006 9:29 am, David Sim wrote: > >> >> CAT 173 CD: AFX - "Chosen Lords" (Analord album) > >> > > >> > Indeed, like the press release (including a track list at the > >> bottom) > >> > says: > >> > > >> > Artist AFX > >> > > >> > Title Chosen Lords album > >> > > >> > Release Date 10 April 2006 > >> > > >> > Label Rephlex > >> > > >> > Format CD > >> > > >> > Catalogue # CAT173CD > >> > > >> > Distribution SRD > >> > > >> > Website www.rephlex.com > >> > > >> > > >> > *Analord is Aphex Twin doing what he does best: refreshing > >> electronic > >> > music in such an exquisite, effortlessly inventive fashion that you > >> > pity his peers. Once again, James dissolves the boundaries between > >> > disco, electro, techno and pop? and stimulates the parts other > >> > musicians don*t even know exist. Pure synthesized heaven* Uncut > >> > > >> > Throughout 2005, and with little fanfare, Richard D. James released > >> the > >> > Analord series of twelve inches under the AFX moniker on his label > >> > Rephlex. In total, 41 tracks were released over a series of singles > >> * > >> > Analord Volumes 1-11 * all neatly contained in a custom binder, sold > >> > direct to fans via the Rephlex website. > >> > > >> > Each record went on to sell into five-figure quantities * on vinyl > >> > format ONLY! The tracks were not available for download or on CD, > >> > making this a considerable sales achievement. For fans of Aphex > >> Twin, > >> > it was an almost unprecedented bounty of new material in the gap > >> since > >> > the 2001 double album, Drukqs, but many people who have abandoned > >> their > >> > turntables will have remained unaware of this hive of activity. > >> > > >> > In April 2006, Rephlex will release Chosen Lords. Rather than > >> release a > >> > triple CD featuring all 41 tracks, AFX himself has distilled the > >> tunes > >> > into a cohesive album, as it was intended to be heard. Chosen Lords > >> is, > >> > in fact, the first full album of new material from Richard D. James > >> > since Drukqs, and the word of mouth is that the tracks are among his > >> > very best classics. > >> > > >> > The style? As with most Richard D. James releases, it's hard to pin > >> > down to any genre. Largely recorded on Richard's private collection > >> of > >> > unique collection of analogue synthesizers * vintage, modern and > >> > home-made, the rhythms, melodies, harmonies, even some subliminal > >> > lyrics have all evolved directly from the machines. One could say > >> > Chosen Lords is partly-inspired by NY electro, Chicago house and > >> > Detroit techno classics, but the album also stimulates the kind of > >> > *lucid dreaming* atmosphere found on Selected Ambient Works 85-92. > >> > > >> > Many people try to imitate Richard's sound, but he remains an > >> > unrivalled innovator when it comes to the emotional and musical > >> depth > >> > and complexity of his tracks. As this composer and producer's skills > >> > and life experiences are constantly evolving, so too does the music > >> > gain ever greater resonance. If you are interested in looking back > >> to > >> > past memories, through your current mood or forward to future > >> emotions, > >> > you're going to find something of interest on Chosen Lords. The only > >> > limits are self-imposed. > >> > > >> > Since 2001, the only Aphex Twin/AFX related releases have largely > >> been > >> > reissues: the 26 Mixes For Cash double CD (Warp, 2003), Hangable > >> > Autobulb CD (Warp, 2005) bringing together two EPs on CD for the > >> first > >> > time, two 12*s on the Men imprint (remixes of 808 State, DJ Pierre > >> and > >> > The Bug), 'Mangle' on the last Rephlexions compilation (Rephlex, > >> 2004), > >> > and a limited edition split 12* with LFO (Warp, 2005). > >> > > >> > Chosen Lords is Richard D. James at the peak of his powers, in the > >> > prime of life. Unmissable. > >> > > >> > > >> > Chosen Lords > >> > > >> > 1. Fenix Funk5 > >> > 2. Reunion 2 > >> > 3. Pitcard > >> > 4. Crying In Your Face > >> > 5. Klopjob > >> > 6. Boxing Day > >> > 7. Batine Acid > >> > 8. Cilonen > >> > 9. PWSteal.Ldpinch.D > >> > 10. 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2006-01-24 kl. 20.28 skrev idm-digest-help@hyperreal.org:

quoted 13 lines Chosen Lords

> Chosen Lords > > 1. Fenix Funk5 > 2. Reunion 2 > 3. Pitcard > 4. Crying In Your Face > 5. Klopjob > 6. Boxing Day > 7. Batine Acid > 8. Cilonen > 9. PWSteal.Ldpinch.D > 10. XMD5A >

Those wouldn't have been my choices... It's good that "PWSteal..." is included, because it's the best track of all the Analords (and the best track released in 2005, IMHO!), and "Boxing day" is also a good track, but otherwise, I could have lived without most of them... I would have liked more from Analord 08 (which is my favourite - all four tracks are good) and I also miss "Bwoon dub", "Home made polysynth", "Lisbon acid" and "Backdoor ranky s"... But then I'm quite tired with the 303 sound... Cheers, Johan. ------------------------------------------ Johan Agebjörn antioxidant@glocalnet.net mp3s: www.johanagebjorn.info --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

---- Johan <antioxidant@glocalnet.net> wrote:

quoted 23 lines 2006-01-24 kl. 20.28 skrev idm-digest-help@hyperreal.org:

> 2006-01-24 kl. 20.28 skrev idm-digest-help@hyperreal.org: > > Chosen Lords > > > > 1. Fenix Funk5 > > 2. Reunion 2 > > 3. Pitcard > > 4. Crying In Your Face > > 5. Klopjob > > 6. Boxing Day > > 7. Batine Acid > > 8. Cilonen > > 9. PWSteal.Ldpinch.D > > 10. XMD5A > > Those wouldn't have been my choices... It's good that "PWSteal..." is > included, because it's the best track of all the Analords (and the best > track released in 2005, IMHO!), and "Boxing day" is also a good track, > but otherwise, I could have lived without most of them... I would have > liked more from Analord 08 (which is my favourite - all four tracks are > good) and I also miss "Bwoon dub", "Home made polysynth", "Lisbon acid" > and "Backdoor ranky s"... > > But then I'm quite tired with the 303 sound...

I like most of the ones on the CD, but I would've added "Bwoon Dub" and "Where's Your Girlfriend?" at the least... --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

On 1/24/06, Andrew Hime <hime@charter.net> wrote:

quoted 27 lines ---- Johan <antioxidant@glocalnet.net> wrote:

> ---- Johan <antioxidant@glocalnet.net> wrote: > > 2006-01-24 kl. 20.28 skrev idm-digest-help@hyperreal.org: > > > Chosen Lords > > > > > > 1. Fenix Funk5 > > > 2. Reunion 2 > > > 3. Pitcard > > > 4. Crying In Your Face > > > 5. Klopjob > > > 6. Boxing Day > > > 7. Batine Acid > > > 8. Cilonen > > > 9. PWSteal.Ldpinch.D > > > 10. XMD5A > > > > Those wouldn't have been my choices... It's good that "PWSteal..." is > > included, because it's the best track of all the Analords (and the best > > track released in 2005, IMHO!), and "Boxing day" is also a good track, > > but otherwise, I could have lived without most of them... I would have > > liked more from Analord 08 (which is my favourite - all four tracks are > > good) and I also miss "Bwoon dub", "Home made polysynth", "Lisbon acid" > > and "Backdoor ranky s"... > > > > But then I'm quite tired with the 303 sound... > > I like most of the ones on the CD, but I would've added "Bwoon Dub" and "Where's Your Girlfriend?" at the least... >

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Thu Jan 26 - XLR8R Mag Presents: SHOTGUN WEDDING, A US vs. UK Grime Showdown Performances by DJ Plasticman with MCs Jammer and Skepta, Drop The Lime, Syrup Girls, Mathhead. And in the Dirty Down basement: Matt Shadetek, The Captain Doors 10 PM, $7 anyone know what the line-up times are going to be like at this? i've got to be at work pretty early on friday and would love to catch Matt Shadetek and check out a taste of the performances, but am worried it's just going to be DJs until 2am when things actually start... fuck that crap. it's like, lifestyle-eleeeetist bullshit. so, you have a shitty job you can be late for or just really hung-over... well, i don't ... sheesh! seriously though, i think matinee shows is where it's at. ABC No Rio does rad punk/HC shows in nyc matinee time and it's really fun to see a show with a cup of coffee and then leave and have dinner... i think all venues should get into this... also, i loved during CMJ when there are 'after work' time shows... saw Mouthus at CakeShop at 6pm on a wednesday... fucking blast. real men and women have real jobs sometimes... and dammit, they should get to see real shows too!!!! no type of show should go past 1am on a weekday. i have spoken!!! _________________________________________________________________ Is your PC infected? Get a FREE online computer virus scan from McAfee? Security. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

so, is this show all ages? where is it at, etc... any additional info or a link of some kind would be much appreciated. nat hawks <natbot@hotmail.com> wrote: Thu Jan 26 - XLR8R Mag Presents: SHOTGUN WEDDING, A US vs. UK Grime Showdown Performances by DJ Plasticman with MCs Jammer and Skepta, Drop The Lime, Syrup Girls, Mathhead. And in the Dirty Down basement: Matt Shadetek, The Captain Doors 10 PM, $7 anyone know what the line-up times are going to be like at this? i've got to be at work pretty early on friday and would love to catch Matt Shadetek and check out a taste of the performances, but am worried it's just going to be DJs until 2am when things actually start... fuck that crap. it's like, lifestyle-eleeeetist bullshit. so, you have a shitty job you can be late for or just really hung-over... well, i don't ... sheesh! seriously though, i think matinee shows is where it's at. ABC No Rio does rad punk/HC shows in nyc matinee time and it's really fun to see a show with a cup of coffee and then leave and have dinner... i think all venues should get into this... also, i loved during CMJ when there are 'after work' time shows... saw Mouthus at CakeShop at 6pm on a wednesday... fucking blast. real men and women have real jobs sometimes... and dammit, they should get to see real shows too!!!! no type of show should go past 1am on a weekday. i have spoken!!! _________________________________________________________________ Is your PC infected? Get a FREE online computer virus scan from McAfee® Security. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? With a free 1 GB, there's more in store with Yahoo! Mail.

http://tigerbeat6.com/SGW4flyer/shoegunwedding.jpg that's a link to the flyer with all the info. Not all ages. At the Rothko. On 1/25/06, Nathan <the_definition83@yahoo.com> wrote:

quoted 43 lines so, is this show all ages? where is it at, etc... any additional info or a link of some ki

> so, is this show all ages? where is it at, etc... any additional info or a link of some kind would be much appreciated. > > nat hawks <natbot@hotmail.com> wrote: Thu Jan 26 - XLR8R Mag Presents: > SHOTGUN WEDDING, A US vs. UK Grime Showdown > Performances by DJ Plasticman with MCs Jammer and Skepta, Drop The Lime, > Syrup Girls, > Mathhead. And in the Dirty Down basement: Matt Shadetek, The Captain > Doors 10 PM, $7 > > anyone know what the line-up times are going to be like at this? i've got > to be at work pretty early on friday and would love to catch Matt Shadetek > and check out a taste of the performances, but am worried it's just going to > be DJs until 2am when things actually start... fuck that crap. it's like, > lifestyle-eleeeetist bullshit. so, you have a shitty job you can be late > for or just really hung-over... well, i don't ... sheesh! > > seriously though, i think matinee shows is where it's at. ABC No Rio does > rad punk/HC shows in nyc matinee time and it's really fun to see a show with > a cup of coffee and then leave and have dinner... i think all venues should > get into this... also, i loved during CMJ when there are 'after work' time > shows... saw Mouthus at CakeShop at 6pm on a wednesday... fucking blast. > > real men and women have real jobs sometimes... and dammit, they should get > to see real shows too!!!! no type of show should go past 1am on a weekday. > i have spoken!!! > > _________________________________________________________________ > Is your PC infected? Get a FREE online computer virus scan from McAfee(r) > Security. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > With a free 1 GB, there's more in store with Yahoo! Mail. >

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So does anyone out there have CD-Rs or MP3s of the all of the tracks??? I purchased all of the 12"s along with the binder, but don't have the resources (or the time really) to make the MP3s. If anyone has done this already, please get in touch. Thanks, Mike -----Original Message----- From: Johan [mailto:antioxidant@glocalnet.net] Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 1:57 PM To: idm@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: Rephlex / AFX: Analord CD. 2006-01-24 kl. 20.28 skrev idm-digest-help@hyperreal.org:

quoted 13 lines Chosen Lords

> Chosen Lords > > 1. Fenix Funk5 > 2. Reunion 2 > 3. Pitcard > 4. Crying In Your Face > 5. Klopjob > 6. Boxing Day > 7. Batine Acid > 8. Cilonen > 9. PWSteal.Ldpinch.D > 10. XMD5A >

Those wouldn't have been my choices... It's good that "PWSteal..." is included, because it's the best track of all the Analords (and the best track released in 2005, IMHO!), and "Boxing day" is also a good track, but otherwise, I could have lived without most of them... I would have liked more from Analord 08 (which is my favourite - all four tracks are good) and I also miss "Bwoon dub", "Home made polysynth", "Lisbon acid" and "Backdoor ranky s"... But then I'm quite tired with the 303 sound... Cheers, Johan. ------------------------------------------ Johan Agebjörn antioxidant@glocalnet.net mp3s: www.johanagebjorn.info --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

i love how last year this list got an email (possibly a forward) from a rephlex representative saying there would be no CD version. obviously that has changed somewhat. the CD version is clearly much reduced from the full versions so the ultrafans can still be happy with their vinyl and talk about which great tracks didn't make the CD, while the newbies and others can at least get official digital copies and have them all nice and portable with artwork. and everybody's happy except the completists who will complain about buying both. d. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org