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I picked up the Disjecta CD today on Warp, and it's a winner. Nice mix of Autechre melodies, and Luke Slater intelligence. Get it. Trainspotter alert: Has anyone been able to translate the tiny Japanese writing on the cover of the booklet? It shows up in two places, both in the upper left, and lower right. Paul Rafanello onnow: Atom Heart "Orange"

Just listened to Disjecta "Clean Pit & Lid Pit" (Warp CD41). IMO, sounds very much like Aphex Twin:Selected Ambient Works, Vol.II. I'm not too sure where he's taking his Disjecta project, but it seems that he's really got the Aphex bug! I'm not saying that it's bad, but it's been done and I hope he gets back to doing more production with Seefeel. Peace, Patrick. *===============================* | Destination : Detroit | *===============================* | Friday Nites 11:30 - 1:00am | | 88.9fm 2RSR | | | | Dj's:Patrick H.A.F. | | Colour | | James Bond | | | | Sydney : Australia | *===============================* | --==AUSTRALIAN RESISTANCE==-- | *-------------------------------* Rebeling against the programmers, alongside Underground Resistance, in the South-Pacific Matrix. -+- http://www.zip.com.au/~phaf/ar.html

Just halfway through _looking for snags_ (which I found in a secondhand store this weekend ;-)) ... fantastic stuff, beautifully swirling in an Ae-SAWII manner. Is the full length (_clean ..._ or whatever) anything like this one ? dv8 (liking Jega too, eventhough it's only on tape) P.S. : the second track on Tetso Inoue's _organic cloud_ (FAX or what did you think) is great.

Any comments on Disjecta? It is WARP(?), but I don't know much other than that. (Yet I feel a strange compulsion to buy everything "WARP" based on previous experiences....) Also I've only heard a couple of odd sorta-posotive comments on Global Goon. info, info, info??? thx in advance, brooks ====-----=-----=-----=-----=-----====-----=-----==-----=-----==-----=-----==== rownd@fcrao1.phast.umass.edu\/ ||I didn't get where I am today by smelling Brooks Kerry Rownd /\ ||of Bolivian unicyclist's jockstrap! bkrrrrr *GO BIG RED!!!* __/__\__ || - F.J., The Fall and Rise of (128.119.50.134) / \ || Reginald Perrin ====-----=-----=-----=-----=-----====-----=-----==-----=-----==-----=-----====

On Wed, 15 Jan 1997, Brooks Rownd wrote:

quoted 2 lines Also I've only heard a couple of odd sorta-posotive comments

> Also I've only heard a couple of odd sorta-posotive comments > on Global Goon. info, info, info???

I picked this up the other day and I have to say that I love it. It is not quite as lounge-funky as someone, I cant remember who, said. The singing, IMHO, is not distracting because it is sort of soft and wishy-washy. One of my favorite tracks is #7 (cant remember the name). For me, this has the right blend of beats and atmosphere, not overpowering and not invisible either. I am not very good at writing reviews, but I do know what I like. Hess -/\= Hess M. Hodge ~/\ hodge@ucsu.colorado.edu (/\) http://ucsu.colorado.edu/~hodge/Home.html

quoted 5 lines Any comments on Disjecta? It is WARP(?), but I don't

> Any comments on Disjecta? It is WARP(?), but I don't >know much other than that. (Yet I feel a strange compulsion to buy >everything "WARP" based on previous experiences....) > Also I've only heard a couple of odd sorta-posotive comments >on Global Goon. info, info, info???

Disjecta is Mark Clifford from Seefeel and the two releases on Warp have a kind of dark and scary feel. My favourite is 'Looking for snags'; it seems to fit together better than 'Clean pit & lid' and I do find it quite scary. I remember someone on this list told a story about falling asleep to LFS and remembering really fucked up dreams when he woke up (or was it me??? :-\) Disjecta has those repetitive tunes that can really get on your nerves if you are not familiar, but in fact create most of the mood of the track. I also find this the case for a lot of Seefeel. Artwork's also totally mad for both LFS and CP&L. Global Goon - 'Goon' is a mixed bag album with some crazy ideas in it. The first track has an odd rhythm and then a lovely melody, and then some bloke starts trying to sing out loud what sounds like a prospectus for a university or something. Other tracks have heart-meltingly smooth chords and tunes, which really are the high points of the album for me. Basically the album's a bit out of the ordinary IDM stuff and my opinion is that it's well worth getting. Later... -Ed

On 16 Jan 1997, Edward Pond wrote:

quoted 3 lines I remember someone on this list told a story about falling asleep to

> I remember someone on this list told a story about falling asleep to > "Looking for Snags" and remembering really fucked up dreams when he > woke up (or was it me??? :-\)

Twas me, as published in the letter column of "Future Music." Too bad FM edits all their letters to make the writers look like twits. Not that I'm not a twit, but .... Disjecta is a must. Disjecta makes buying really expensive headphones for the full effect; I recommend Grado SR125s ;-) Also Seefeel 'Succour' for more from the same crew -- I pulled that out yesterday and had forgotten how yummy it is. If you listen to Aphex Twin instead of Seefeel and Disjecta you are a phlegmatic person with obsessive compulsive tendencies. You are also likely to have crooked teeth and a flabby pelvic floor! ON Now: Geordan Drummond "Disposable Songs" (g-d@worldnet.att.net) I'm tellin ya people, this is it! --------------------------------------------------------------------- "i love the smell of new carpet. it makes me dizzy. just like when you fall in love." -- Mike Dvorkin Home Page, featuring Reagan on Black Velvet, the EMP Compilation CD, samples of my music, etc http://soli.inav.net/~kent/ Kent Williams kent@inav.net CADSI 2651 Crosspark Road Coralville IA 52241 (319) 338 6053 (home) (319) 626 6700 x 219 (work) (319) 626 3489 (fax)

any reviews/opinions on disjecta's "clean pit & lid"? let me know... - wells oliver / s0ewoliv@titan.vcu.edu " amen. and all that cal. "

quoted 4 lines any reviews/opinions on disjecta's "clean pit & lid"? let me know...

> any reviews/opinions on disjecta's "clean pit & lid"? let me know... > > - wells oliver / s0ewoliv@titan.vcu.edu > " amen. and all that cal. "

disjointed, scary & fun.

On 06/22/98 11:02:55 you wrote:

quoted 3 lines If you were a car mechanic, youd probably have a few of those "Snap On

>If you were a car mechanic, youd probably have a few of those "Snap On >Girls" calendars around your shop. Are you going to put together a >"Girls of IDM calendar" with women bent over turntables and stuff?

that would be hilarious...i'd buy one... np: disjecta "alum chime" btw, does anyone know whether disjecta's "clean pit and lid" is 33 or 45...it seems most lp's are 33's, but kracht is on the blech cd at 45 rpm...i like the 1st track at 33 though. "a dream is worth a thousand pictures, the mouths of lampreys a thousand more..."

Ernesto wrote:

quoted 1 line "Girls of IDM calendar" with women bent over turntables and stuff?

> >"Girls of IDM calendar" with women bent over turntables and stuff?

LOL : Brilliant !!! On 22 Jun 98, thatcat@ix.netcom.com wrote re: Re: (idm) Ms. IDM:

quoted 1 line btw, does anyone know whether disjecta's "clean pit and lid" is 33 or 45

> btw, does anyone know whether disjecta's "clean pit and lid" is 33 or 45

If it's any help, I've got it on CD (no vari-speed there) so if you like, I can attempt to describe how fast certain tracks sound and you can work it out from there... I *

On Tue, 23 Jun 1998, Irene McC wrote:

quoted 4 lines On 22 Jun 98, thatcat@ix.netcom.com wrote re: Re: (idm) Ms. IDM:

> On 22 Jun 98, thatcat@ix.netcom.com wrote re: Re: (idm) Ms. IDM: > > > btw, does anyone know whether disjecta's "clean pit and lid" is 33 or 45 >

It's 33 - it's speeded up a lot on Blechsdottir - once you're used to that it is difficult to adjust. adam