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----- By the way, the Synaesthesia records are nominally credited to an R. Deckard, largely thought to largely not exist. Could it be you, or are you the Doppelganger? ----- R. Deckard is a pseudonym for Leeb (which is in turn pseudonym for Wilhelm Schoeder) and/or Fulber, and is in fact the name of the protagonist of _Bladerunner_. ----- also, a mate told me yesterday that there's a new project with all the members of Seefeel under another name. Forgot what it's called though.... ----- Scala! On Too Pure. Locust & Seefeel do songs, with like vocals 'n stuff. ----- does anyone have this/and can review it for me? I was wondering what it was like. I think it's called "art of time" or something to that effect, by richard brown. I might be way off here, but thanks in advance. ----- Damn fine techno cut ... one of the few that still sticks in my mind from the old days. Well worth getting, if you want a damn fine techno cut. -----

quoted 4 lines There was already a track out there which used Karen Carpenter's vocals

> >There was already a track out there which used Karen Carpenter's vocals > > Don't forget a Huge and Ever Growing Brain... by The Orb. And I fucking > hate Karen Carpenter.

Karen Carpenter on this? Hmmm, I thought that the only female vocalist he used was Rickie Lee Jones..... ----- Good heavens ... "No-One In The World" nabs Karen Carpenter's vocals, from their song "Hurting Each Other". The Orb's "Little Fluffy Clouds" uses Rickie Lee Jones' spliffed-out babbling from the children's show _Reading_Rainbow_. The Orb's "...Brain..." nicks Minnie Ripperton from her version of "Loving You". --Spliffofon