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Hello : this is Rob from Future Sounds. I don't know if anyone has been talking about this, or evens knows that it is out. But... I have some copies of the very limited (500 only) "Redone E.P. US edition on Rising High USA for sale. It is a 12" only for right now. Track Listing a1. Reedin (Re-Done) a2. All My Fingers - Freaks Mix (Exclusive track for the US) b1. Spotlight (Aphex Twin Mix) b2. Pull My Strings (Oven Baked) If you are interseted Please e_Mail me. Thanks, Rob

I'd like to know how many singles or EPs that Wagon Christ has on CD. I am aware of (and own) Sunset Boulevard, but are At Atmos, Rissalecki and Redone on CD also? Are there any others? | Bob Weisend | | MIME type: human/bw-groovechild | | rweisend@galaxy.csc.calpoly.edu | | http://www.csc.calpoly.edu/~rweisend |

On Tue, 24 Sep 1996, The Weis Guy wrote:

quoted 3 lines I'd like to know how many singles or EPs that Wagon Christ has on CD. I

> I'd like to know how many singles or EPs that Wagon Christ has on CD. I > am aware of (and own) Sunset Boulevard, but are At Atmos, Rissalecki and > Redone on CD also? Are there any others?

Strictly speaaing, At Atmos is not available on CD, and was a limited 12" only. However, it was packaged on CD as the bonus 2nd disc in the "Throbbing Pouch" 2CD UK release. The American release is strictly one disc only. Lame Thread Prevention in Effect: Aaron Michelson --------------------------------------------------------------------- aw-teck'r (autechre) "Everything you Know is Wrong." For reviews, interviews, art & trash *UPDATED* http://www.io.org/~amichel/ amichel@io.org

The Weis Guy wrote:

quoted 4 lines I'd like to know how many singles or EPs that Wagon Christ has on CD. I

> > I'd like to know how many singles or EPs that Wagon Christ has on CD. I > am aware of (and own) Sunset Boulevard, but are At Atmos, Rissalecki and > Redone on CD also? Are there any others?

"At Atmos" and "Rissalecki" are definitely on CD, as I own them. "At Atmos" was packaged in with early copies of the _Throbbing_Pouch_ CD in the UK. I have heard that "Redone" is also on CD. Anyone want to sell me a copy? I will pay good... -- Adam J Weitzman ----- Individual, Inc. ----- weitzman@individual.com "I love the music of the 20th century!" - Bruce Willis, "12 Monkeys"

While we're on the subject, does anybody know if Luke Vibert has any more hip-hop stuff on the way? I remember reading something about an album for Mo' Wax. The Plug album is fine and all, but it's no Throbbing Pouch. His track on the last Ninja comp was a gem among coals. What about J. Saul Kane? I could sure use another Depth Charge album.

On Tue, 24 Sep 1996, Miles Egan wrote:

quoted 1 line What about J. Saul Kane? I could sure use another Depth Charge album.

> What about J. Saul Kane? I could sure use another Depth Charge album.

If you need a J.Saul Kane fix (and don't already have this track), check the recent compilation 'cream of triphop vol. 5', which contains the double a-side to the 'hubba hubba hubba' single "number nine"....one of his best ever imho, and worth the mediocre compilation to own..... mikebee

On Greg Clow's page - upcoming Wagon Christ single and album from ASTRALWERKS? Gimme info people. -- Via DLG Pro v1.0 edwin_wong@kiwi.com // nothingrec@geocities.com Aphexweb // http://aphex.home.ml.org UnOfficial Nothing Records // http://destruction.home.ml.org

Call me crazy, but anyone want to trade their "Phat Lab Nightmare" cd for my cd of "Throbbing Pouch"? Prince of Space

Saw this on ticketmaster: MGD MUSICMETRO WELCOMES WAGON CHRIST DJ KRUSH DJ SOLE METRO-CHICAGO 3730 N. CLARK18 & OVER SAT NOV 14 1998 10:00 PM Is this live or is this a dj event? Rusty (Who's really happy because he picked up MC-202 Universal Indicator Yellow for cheap!)

quoted 2 lines Rusty (Who's really happy because he picked up MC-202 Universal Indicator

> Rusty (Who's really happy because he picked up MC-202 Universal Indicator > Yellow for cheap!)

If anyone is willing to sell this one, please let me know... also Kosmik Kommando "Clear EP" CAT007 ...CD-r copies of these also would be great (i have plenty of stuff to offer) thanks bye rob

picked up "tally ho" last week, along with TLS's "stay down" and sqpr's "music is rotted one note". best of the three has got to be "tally ho". especially since the only other wagon christ i have is "throbbing pouch", and i just can't get into it. it's too long. so i was happy to see that "tally ho" was only an hour long. really like the two lone swordsmen album, too. i haven't been able to give it total concentration or anything, but what i've been able to really pay attenetion to, i've liked alot. the fifth track really caught my ear. as for squarepusher, well, i just hope that since this was "his masterwork", he'll go back to putting out more ordinary and beautiful stuff like "hard normal daddy" and everything else. 'my sound' is nice, but that's about it. why did this have to be so boring? maybe i just need to have it pounded into my head some more. or just pay closer attention. or maybe not. as for older stuff, just got "my little yoni" in the mail yesterday (thanks thad!). wow. is this good stuff! i remember the first vulva track i heard was from trance europe express (3?), and i wasn't impressed. then i got "from the cockpit" and was blown away. the yoni disc is easily as good. wish i had bought "vulvic yonification" when i saw it at borders (!) a little while ago. oh well. that's all for now. alan! ps is "vulvic yonification" still in print? thanks.

quoted 6 lines as for squarepusher, well, i just hope that since this was "his

> as for squarepusher, well, i just hope that since this was "his > masterwork", he'll go back to putting out more ordinary and beautiful > stuff like "hard normal daddy" and everything else. 'my sound' is nice, > but that's about it. why did this have to be so boring? maybe i just need > to have it pounded into my head some more. or just pay closer attention. > or maybe not.

Definitely pay closer attention. Not very good as background music but if you make the effort to listen to it, it's really rather absorbing. It's a good length - never drags on. Still think it could do with a couple more emotionally engaging 'my sound' type tracks and fewer non-track sound-collage/noise interludes. Nick

quoted 11 lines as for squarepusher, well, i just hope that since this was "his

> > as for squarepusher, well, i just hope that since this was "his > > masterwork", he'll go back to putting out more ordinary and beautiful > > stuff like "hard normal daddy" and everything else. 'my sound' is nice, > > but that's about it. why did this have to be so boring? maybe i just need > > to have it pounded into my head some more. or just pay closer attention. > > or maybe not. > Definitely pay closer attention. Not very good as background music > but if you make the effort to listen to it, it's really rather > absorbing. It's a good length - never drags on. Still think it could > do with a couple more emotionally engaging 'my sound' type tracks and > fewer non-track sound-collage/noise interludes.

i agree.... i do wish there were more "my sound" style tracks (emotionally engaging)...but the album as a whole needs to be taken into account... the first few listens through were with excitement of the new album...the next 10 or so i kinda gave up on it...due to the almost boring feeling of it...but as with Plastikman's Consumed...it took quite a few listens to enjoy it to its fullest...and it takes more than throwing it on the decks and letting it play as background. -mikeD Rural.AmeriKa 217.353.5111

On 9 Nov 98, MikeD wrote re: Re: music is rotted (was Re: (idm) :

quoted 4 lines the first few listens through were with excitement of the new

> the first few listens through were with excitement of the new > album...the next 10 or so i kinda gave up on it...due to the almost boring > feeling of it...but as with Plastikman's Consumed...it took quite a few > listens to enjoy it to its fullest

Which proves that we're all different - I had exactly the opposite experience : couldn't find a foothold with Sqpr from the first listen (except the first 2 tracks and My Sound, which we all seem to agree is great) - however, Consumed overawed me with emotional sensation from the first few bars into it and continues to do so. I think my "problem" (and it's _my_ fault) with Squarepusher's current material is that I'm not sufficiently conversant with his muses (Miles Davis / Herbie Hancock etc) to instantly lock on to this genre. Very Spinal Tap "Hope you like our new direction" .... POLES apart and diametrically blasted off from my beloved Beep Street, the track that had life transforming qualities for me :-) For what it's worth, JockeySlut has just awarded Rotted Note 4.5 stars out of 5. I *

I just picked up Wagon Christ's Tally Ho! album and I am quite impressed. I may even have given it a best-of-year nod if I had heard it in time. Nice breaks, at all speeds. Strangely, only one sample is credited in the liners, even though my ears can hear many (but identify none). Sender: idm-owner@hyperreal.org Precedence: bulk Given that I didn't really like Throbbing Pouch, would I like Big Soup? Phil Downey

IMHO yes you would. Same degree of feel good zani-ness, tight production values, tempos range from slow 80 bpm break to drumnbass, but just like Tally Ho! I wouldn't put it in either camp. Definitely one of my faves in 98... peace nate On Fri, 29 Jan 1999, Philip Downey wrote:

quoted 13 lines I just picked up Wagon Christ's Tally Ho! album and I am quite impressed.

> I just picked up Wagon Christ's Tally Ho! album and I am quite impressed. > I may even have given it a best-of-year nod if I had heard it in time. > Nice breaks, at all speeds. Strangely, only one sample is credited in the > liners, even though my ears can hear many (but identify none). > Sender: idm-owner@hyperreal.org > Precedence: bulk > > Given that I didn't really like Throbbing Pouch, would I like Big Soup? > > Phil Downey > > >

Beware, though, 'cause Big Soup is a Mo Wax release...decidedly more relaxed. James Lavell chose the tracks for that album based on his own tastes, not on what Vibert wanted for that album. Listen, then buy... "Nate Harrison [Toshok Laboratories]" wrote:

quoted 24 lines IMHO yes you would. Same degree of feel good zani-ness, tight production

> IMHO yes you would. Same degree of feel good zani-ness, tight production > values, tempos range from slow 80 bpm break to drumnbass, but just like > Tally Ho! I wouldn't put it in either camp. Definitely one of my faves in > 98... > > peace > > nate > > On Fri, 29 Jan 1999, Philip Downey wrote: > > > I just picked up Wagon Christ's Tally Ho! album and I am quite impressed. > > I may even have given it a best-of-year nod if I had heard it in time. > > Nice breaks, at all speeds. Strangely, only one sample is credited in the > > liners, even though my ears can hear many (but identify none). > > Sender: idm-owner@hyperreal.org > > Precedence: bulk > > > > Given that I didn't really like Throbbing Pouch, would I like Big Soup? > > > > Phil Downey > > > > > >

quoted 1 line Given that I didn't really like Throbbing Pouch, would I like Big Soup?

> Given that I didn't really like Throbbing Pouch, would I like Big Soup?

Big Soup is, as said before, much more relaxed and more sparse than Tally Ho! I'd even say that several of the songs on BS are fun, with lots of sci-fi-ish samples and silliness. So buy and enjoy, I know I did. --Geoff

quoted 1 line James Lavell chose the tracks for that album based on his own tastes

> James Lavell chose the tracks for that album based on his own tastes

What actual purpose does Mr Lavell serve? ie can he dj? can he write tunes w/out the assistance of el Shadow? Bored of the name Lavell, Jon

"m.z." wrote:

quoted 5 lines 45

> 45 > > suction@home.com wrote: > > > london is a country coming down from its trip -- 33 or 45?

I rather enjoy playing the first half at 33 and smacking 45 with the tip of my nose during the big breakdown. It's fun like that. bs. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

london is a country coming down from its trip -- 33 or 45? thanks in advance e.wong