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1998-09-22 15:24Danny WyattI picked up Jake Mandell's "Midwest EP" yesterday and I'm enjoying it. The closest, while

From:: Danny Wyatt <danny@arbitrary.com>
To:: idm <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Tue, 22 Sep 1998 11:24:48 -0400
Subject:: (idm) Jake Mandell and Lucky Kitchen

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

1998-09-22 20:03~\(\({\[Endemic~Distortion\]}\)\)~Lucky Kitchen does some unusual and interesting things with their packaging....the Suetsu

From:: ~\(\({\[Endemic~Distortion\]}\)\)~ <jpklein@flash.net>
To:: Danny Wyatt <danny@arbitrary.com>, Inca Do Mammy <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Tue, 22 Sep 1998 13:03:50 -0700
Subject:: Re: (idm) Jake Mandell and Lucky Kitchen

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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1998-09-24 10:50Brett McCormickas far as packaging goes, nocturnal emissions takes the cake. The limited version of the c

From:: Brett McCormick <brett@funky.chicken.org>
To:: ~\(\({\[Endemic~Distortion\]}\)\)~ <jpklein@flash.net>
Cc:: Danny Wyatt <danny@arbitrary.com>, Inca Do Mammy <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Thu, 24 Sep 1998 03:50:08 -0700
Subject:: Re: (idm) Jake Mandell and Lucky Kitchen
Reply to:: Re: (idm) Jake Mandell and Lucky Kitchen

as far as packaging goes, nocturnal emissions takes the cake. The limited version of the cd "from the mouth of babes" is packaged in, you guessed it, a diaper. a clean one, thankfully. On Tue, 22 September 1998, at 13:03:50, jpklein@flash.net wrote:

quoted 10 lines Lucky Kitchen does some unusual and interesting things with their

> 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 >

(idm) Jake Mandell and Lucky Kitchen