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1994-08-03 01:51- Greg Earle Our boy Beaumont
1994-08-03 14:48Re: Our boy Beaumont
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1994-08-03 01:51- Greg EarleDoes anyone know what Beaumont's past lives were? After listening to the CD and the Ltd. E
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Does anyone know what Beaumont's past lives were? After listening to the CD and the Ltd. Ed. LP of "Texturology", I'm convinced that he had to have been some sort of Industrial chappie at some point. Evidence: he uses a lot of non-Techno, "Industrial" rhythms in certain tracks. Tracks 3 and 4 of the CD (sorry 'bout no titles, it's at home and I'm at work) and one of the tracks on Side C of the Ltd. Ed. LP sound just like Skinny Puppy Gone In The Right Direction, and if someone were to slap on Side D of the Ltd. Ed. LP and tell me "This is the new Scorn `Ambient Dub' album `Evanessence'", I'd fall for it hook, line & sinker. My "What the Skinny Puppy album could have been" LP is shaping up so far as follows: - Young American Primitive's "Sunrise" - Those 3 "Texturology" tracks - Half of "Weathered Well" Anyone suggest any others? (When I hear tracks like these, I just have to laff at all the r.m.i. postings w/ "Oh, I *hate* that Ambient/Techno crap" ... ) Maybe I should rent a DAT machine and record these and troop over to American Recordings and tell Rick Rubin "Here's their master tape, dude!" :^) - Greg
1994-08-03 14:48STaves@aol.comGreg: On the SP line - do you have the Doubting Thomas LP "The Infidel"? In case you're no
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Greg: On the SP line - do you have the Doubting Thomas LP "The Infidel"? In case you're not familiar, it's the side project by Kevin and Dwayne from SP, out on Wax Trax several years back. It's a good selection of non-vocal tracks, a hint of dub, heavy rhythms and great dialogue samples - still sounds current today. PS - at Reactor software in Chicago, I'm putting the music together for a mixed-mode CD ROM that will feature a new mix of B. Hannant's "Crouton" (also new tracks from Coil, Meat Beat, Juno Reactor, Autechre etc.) Scott