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1995-12-14 00:48Matthew ThomasAt 01:53 AM 12/12/95 PST, you wrote: > > >...what in the world is happening with Zen Parad

From:: Matthew Thomas <mthomas@arts.adelaide.edu.au>
To:: <anontrav@cnj.digex.net>
Cc:: <idm@hyperreal.com>
Date:: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 11:18:03 +1030
Subject:: Re: (idm) Zen Paradox

At 01:53 AM 12/12/95 PST, you wrote:

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quoted 8 lines ...what in the world is happening with Zen Paradox!?!??!

>...what in the world is happening with Zen Paradox!?!??! >about 2 and a half years ago they came out with the jaw-droppingly >good _Eternal Brainwave_ on kk/restless, and ever since then i've been >waiting to hear more from them... >(ashok, i remeber you asking about this a few months back... any >luck?) >-they (or rather 'he' steve law) also had a track on >the Document 01 compilation from dorobo.. but that wasn't too hot.

Steve Law is an artist from Melbourne, Australia, and Eternal Brainwave was first released on the much respected 'Psy-Harmonics' label, also hailing from Melbourne. Accompanied with the CD release was a great 12" (Cat# PSY 006). Then last year another Zen Paradox CD was released by Psy-Harmonics called 'from the shore of a distant land' (Cat# PSY-016). This release is well worth checking out, and if you are interested, contact the label manager, Bruce Butler, at psy@peg.apc.org enjoy... Matt Thomas (aquila... see PSY-013) - / -____ | | ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ aerial <mthomas@arts.adelaide.edu.au> 8 stanhope street west beach south australia 5024 ph +61-8-356 1923

1995-12-14 02:31Ashok Divakaran 39191Matt Thomas said-- > Steve Law is an artist from Melbourne, Australia, and Eternal Brainwa

From:: Ashok Divakaran 39191 <ADIVAKARAN@worldbank.org>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.com>
Date:: Thu, 14 Dec 1995 02:31:03 +0000 (GMT)
Subject:: Re: (idm) Zen Paradox

Matt Thomas said--

quoted 6 lines Steve Law is an artist from Melbourne, Australia, and Eternal Brainwave

> Steve Law is an artist from Melbourne, Australia, and Eternal Brainwave > was first released on the much respected 'Psy-Harmonics' label, also > hailing from Melbourne. Accompanied with the CD release was a great 12" > (Cat# PSY 006). Then last year another Zen Paradox CD was released by > Psy-Harmonics called 'from the shore of a distant land' > (Cat# PSY-016).

I found this release a bit dry and disjointed, to tell you the truth. Are the "Into the Abyss" and new CDEP that just got released more like Eternal Brainwave or are they closer to "From the Shores..."?

quoted 2 lines enjoy...

> enjoy... > Matt Thomas (aquila... see PSY-013)

So what's your stuff like, Matt? Also, any other stuff on Psy-Harmonics worth checking out? I have Third Eye's "Ancient Future" and can say that it's one of the Goa-ish things I will actually admit to liking :-) How's his "Dance of Creation"? Ashok On Now--Zen Paradox "Eternal Brainwave" (no, really!)

1995-12-15 01:00Matthew Thomas> >Also, any other stuff on Psy-Harmonics worth checking out? I have Third Eye's >"Ancient

From:: Matthew Thomas <mthomas@arts.adelaide.edu.au>
To:: Ashok Divakaran 39191 <ADIVAKARAN@worldbank.org>
Cc:: <idm@hyperreal.com>
Date:: Fri, 15 Dec 1995 11:30:00 +1030
Subject:: Re: (idm) Zen Paradox

quoted 5 lines Also, any other stuff on Psy-Harmonics worth checking out? I have Third Eye's

> >Also, any other stuff on Psy-Harmonics worth checking out? I have Third Eye's >"Ancient Future" and can say that it's one of the Goa-ish things I will >actually admit to liking :-) How's his "Dance of Creation"? >

Some of the stuff on Psy-Harmonics is excellent. My favorites are the two Shaolin Wooden Men CDs (first one is self titled, the second is called 'the hungry forest'. Third Eye's Dance of Creation is much more melodic and less haunting than 'Ancient Future'. . Matt - / -____ | | ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ aerial <mthomas@arts.adelaide.edu.au>

Re: (idm) Zen Paradox