don't forget the "hidden" scanner track.
speaking of scanner, is it just my copy, or was the
scanner 20' to 2000 recorded at an almost inaudible
volume?
s'all,
alan
np:transam:futureworld
On Tue, 4 Apr 2000, Ross Balmer wrote:
quoted 113 lines Here's the tracklisting to the 2cd version of Artificial Intelligence II.
> Here's the tracklisting to the 2cd version of Artificial Intelligence II.
> The last three on disk 2 are the extra tracks.
>
> Disk 1
>
> 1) Mark Franklin - Release to the System
> 2) The Higher Intelligence Agency - Selinite
> 3) Link - Arcadian
> 4) B12 - Scriptures
> 5) Autechre - Chatter
> 6) Speedy J - Symmetry
>
>
> Disc 2
>
> 1) Beaumont Hannant - Utuba
> 2) Richard Kirk - Reality Net
> 3) Balil - Parasight
> 4) Seefeel - Spangle
> 5) Darrel Fitton - Blipsalt
> 6) Polygon Window - My Teapot
> 7) Kenny Larkin - Maritime
>
> Ross.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <AeOtaku@aol.com>
> To: <shephrd@earthlink.net>; <idm@hyperreal.org>
> Sent: Monday, April 03, 2000 7:18 PM
> Subject: Re: (idm) Can someone tell me the lps in the Warp AI series?
>
>
> > In a message dated 4/3/00 1:27:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> > shephrd@earthlink.net writes:
> >
> > <<
> > I needed some info on how many and which lps were a part of the Warp AI
> > series and the sequence of their release. Surfing on Sine Waves indicates
> > that it was the second release of the series. Was Incunabula the first?
> It
> > doesn't say. Also looking for a website with tracklistings for the AI 1
> and
> > 2 comps. >>
> >
> > The AI series:
> >
> > Artificial Intelligence
> > Polygon Window - Surfing on Sine Waves
> > Black Dog Productions - Bytes
> > B12 - Electro-Soma
> > FUSE - Dimension Intrusion
> > Speedy J - Ginger
> > Autechre - Incunabula
> > Artificial Intelligence II
> >
> > I'm not positive on the Speedy J or Autechre as on a cursory
> > glance I didn't see "this is _ in the AI series" but I think they
> > are generally associated by word of mouth. The first five I
> > am positive on. Not sure if Speedy J's "G-Spot" or Kenny
> > Larkin's "Azimuth" are considered part of the AI series. The
> > RAC and Richard H. Kirk albums might be considered part
> > of the series as well. Whatever.
> >
> > Artificial Intelligence
> > The Dice Man [Aphex Twin]: Polygon Window
> > Musicology [B12]: Telefone 529
> > Autechre: Crystel
> > I.A.O [Black Dog Productions]: The Clan
> > Speedy J: De-Orbit
> > Musicology [B12]: Preminition
> > UP! [FUSE/Richie Hawtin]: Spiritual High
> > Autechre: The Egg
> > Speedy J: Fill 3
> > Dr. Alex Patterson [The Orb]: Loving You Live
> >
> > There are two different tracklistings for Artificial Intelligence II.
> > Here's the tracklisting from the version still available:
> >
> > Mark Franklin: Release to the System
> > Higher Intelligence Agency: Selinite
> > Link: Arcadian
> > B12: Scriptures
> > Autechre: Chatter
> > Speedy J: Symmetry
> > Beaumont Hannant: Utuba
> > Richard H. Kirk: Reality Net
> > Balil: Parasight
> > Seefeel: Spangle
> >
> > The limited edition 2CD version features extra tracks
> > (including one by Bola as Darrel Fitton) but I'm not near
> > my copy of the CD right now and if I remember correctly
> > none of the extra tracks really blew me away.
> >
> > Favorite track on the first is Speedy J's "De-Orbit" closely
> > followed by the I.A.O, favorite track on the second is Link's
> > "Arcadian" closely followed by Balil's "Parasight". A couple
> > of alright comps, although most of the good tracks do
> > appear elsewhere.
> >
> > Matt
> >
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