Lucky Kitchen does some unusual and interesting things with their
packaging....the Suetsu & Underwood 2xcd was encased in a pajama and
sandpaper (luckily, with better results than one Durutti Column release on
vinyl SEVERAL years back) package. If I'm not mistaken, that one was
limited to 41 copies - which, I'm sure are all long gone. It was a series
od interestingly juxtaposed/recontextualized samples; I guess you might
slot it as experimental/vaguely ambient (?).
jeff
Danny Wyatt wrote:
quoted 26 lines I picked up Jake Mandell's "Midwest EP" yesterday and I'm enjoying it.
> I picked up Jake Mandell's "Midwest EP" yesterday and I'm enjoying it.
> The closest, while still distant, comparison I can offer is to Hab's
> "Mapod" which I also enjoy. "Midwest" interests itself more in beats
> though, in the same way that some of LP5 interests itself in beats.
> You may vary, but I'm a fan of all things MaS and Markant and I like
> this disc.
>
> Two questions:
>
> Can anyone give me information about the packaging? It's a color copy
> of a piece of fabric with a smaller piece of that fabric glued to it.
> Any story behind this? It's also hand numbered. Mine, purchased at
> Other Music, is "6/300" so maybe there are still some single-digit
> copies down on E4th.
>
> Can anyone tell me what the other Lucky Kitchen release (LK001 suetsu
> & underwood find the hits (and then use them) feb '98) is like and how
> available it is?
>
> Thanks,
> Danny.
>
> ----------------------------------
> Danny Wyatt
> danny@arbitrary.com
> http://www.arbitrary.com
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