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Saw a new disc called somethingorother - BASS, by Future Loop Foundation. Anybody have an idea who this is? They're on Planet Dog (domestic on Mammoth too). I figure they're in the old dub-trance vain. While I'm at it, are they any good? I haven't seen them on any Planet Dog comps. Just to let everyone know, I checked out the $4 and under section, and found a different Help! compilation for 3 bucks, Muzlimgauze-Vote Hezbollah $3, Waxworth Industries $3, a Black Uhuru album $3, and Pentatonik's Autonomous: Series One CD single for $.99. Score one for the tripper. Check it out. Don't know if this is everywhere, but damn! -- Spliff Come, visit my Island of Pleasure at http://www.dls.net/~kysrsoze/homepage.htm It is a land of virtual hedonism. What Jah t'ink?

For KrustyHippyDrum'n'Bass, it's pretty good -- nice sounds all the way through, drum programming that ranges from average to pretty damn good, and really silly production in places. Certainly worth a listen... --Eric

quoted 9 lines From: Spliff <kysrsoze@dls.net>

>From: Spliff <kysrsoze@dls.net> >Date: Thu, 26 Sep 1996 22:23:32 -0500 >Subject: (idm) Future Loop Foundation > >Saw a new disc called somethingorother - BASS, by Future Loop >Foundation. Anybody have an idea who this is? They're on Planet Dog >(domestic on Mammoth too). I figure they're in the old dub-trance vain. >While I'm at it, are they any good? I haven't seen them on any Planet >Dog comps.

Gave it one listen at a friend's place so all I say is a 1st impression thing but basicaly it was atmospheric jungle with an ethnic twist. I was not hooked and let it pass at that. regards, Snow. -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2.6.2 mQBNAzJFEm8AAAECAOAyKeRb/5s3zQfUP2/VtGCEVvoeAuw1MPORA1AdIkglwUNe lLgM1WCmYh2AVGl1Rgn9jTQE6naXM5Nr5W9eos0ABRG0IkVkd2FyZCBBLiBOaWxn ZXMgPHVuZmVydGhAbWNzLm5ldD4= =MJ9i -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

quoted 9 lines From: Spliff <kysrsoze@dls.net>

>From: Spliff <kysrsoze@dls.net> >Date: Thu, 26 Sep 1996 22:23:32 -0500 >Subject: (idm) Future Loop Foundation > >Saw a new disc called somethingorother - BASS, by Future Loop >Foundation. Anybody have an idea who this is? They're on Planet Dog >(domestic on Mammoth too). I figure they're in the old dub-trance vain. >While I'm at it, are they any good? I haven't seen them on any Planet >Dog comps.

Gave it one listen at a friend's place so all I say is a 1st impression thing but basicaly it was atmospheric jungle with an ethnic twist. I was not hooked and let it pass at that. regards, Snow. -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2.6.2 mQBNAzJFEm8AAAECAOAyKeRb/5s3zQfUP2/VtGCEVvoeAuw1MPORA1AdIkglwUNe lLgM1WCmYh2AVGl1Rgn9jTQE6naXM5Nr5W9eos0ABRG0IkVkd2FyZCBBLiBOaWxn ZXMgPHVuZmVydGhAbWNzLm5ldD4= =MJ9i -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

quoted 9 lines From: Spliff <kysrsoze@dls.net>

>From: Spliff <kysrsoze@dls.net> >Date: Thu, 26 Sep 1996 22:23:32 -0500 >Subject: (idm) Future Loop Foundation > >Saw a new disc called somethingorother - BASS, by Future Loop >Foundation. Anybody have an idea who this is? They're on Planet Dog >(domestic on Mammoth too). I figure they're in the old dub-trance vain. >While I'm at it, are they any good? I haven't seen them on any Planet >Dog comps.

Gave it one listen at a friend's place so all I say is a 1st impression thing but basicaly it was atmospheric jungle with an ethnic twist. I was not hooked and let it pass at that. regards, Snow.