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(idm) 4Hero vs. DJ Dara/State of the Nu Art/Cujo consumer questions

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1998-11-20 02:04Bob Bannister (idm) 4Hero vs. DJ Dara/State of the Nu Art/Cujo consumer questions
├─ 1998-11-20 12:55Irene McC Re: (idm) 4Hero vs. DJ Dara/State of the Nu Art/Cujo consumer questions
├─ 1998-11-20 13:57martin burbridge RE: (idm) 4Hero vs. DJ Dara/State of the Nu Art/Cujo consumer questions
└─ 1998-11-20 19:17Nate Harrison \[Toshok Laboratories\] Re: (idm) 4Hero vs. DJ Dara/State of the Nu Art/Cujo consumer questions
1998-11-20 19:37John Bush Re: (idm) 4Hero vs. DJ Dara/State of the Nu Art/Cujo consumer questions
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1998-11-20 02:04Bob BannisterA $12 6 issue subscription to XLR8R garners a free copy of either 4Hero's "Two Pages" or D
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A $12 6 issue subscription to XLR8R garners a free copy of either 4Hero's "Two Pages" or DJ Dara's "Full Circle" - any strong recommendations one way or another. The State of the Nu Art comp. on Shadow is figuring heavily in my local "pre-listened" bin (I guess they over-promo-ed it) - is it a good buy for $8 or so? How about Cujo's "Adventures in Foam" - much like the Tobin releases? Thanks, Bob
1998-11-20 12:55Irene McCOn 19 Nov 98, Bob Bannister wrote re: (idm) 4Hero vs. DJ Dara/State of th: > How about Cuj
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On 19 Nov 98, Bob Bannister wrote re: (idm) 4Hero vs. DJ Dara/State of th:
quoted 1 line How about Cujo's "Adventures in Foam" - much like the Tobin releases?> How about Cujo's "Adventures in Foam" - much like the Tobin releases?
Think Tobin-Lite. I *
1998-11-20 13:57martin burbridgebob wrote: > > The State of the Nu Art comp. on Shadow is figuring heavily in my local > "
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bob wrote:
quoted 6 lines The State of the Nu Art comp. on Shadow is figuring heavily in my local> > The State of the Nu Art comp. on Shadow is figuring heavily in my local > "pre-listened" bin (I guess they over-promo-ed it) - is it a good buy for > $8 or so? > How about Cujo's "Adventures in Foam" - much like the Tobin releases? >
irene wrote:
quoted 3 lines Think Tobin-Lite.>> >> Think Tobin-Lite. >>
not quibbling, just adding ...(a bit)... ;) kinda, theres a definate progression towards his tobin stuff. it had more of a trip hop feel, in a similar way that funki porcini went from jazzy trip-hop to jazzy drum'n'bass, i think cujo was moving in the same direction. more voice sample type stuff also w/ the guy going on about space ships an' all. the "nu-art" comp was ok, probably better if you don't have much by the artists involved, and then y'can treat it a bit like a sampler rather than a listening experience in its own right. otherwise it seemed to be a classic 'offcuts' comp. -martin
1998-11-20 19:17Nate Harrison \[Toshok Laboratories\]On Thu, 19 Nov 1998, Bob Bannister wrote: > A $12 6 issue subscription to XLR8R garners a
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On Thu, 19 Nov 1998, Bob Bannister wrote:
quoted 3 lines A $12 6 issue subscription to XLR8R garners a free copy of either 4Hero's> A $12 6 issue subscription to XLR8R garners a free copy of either 4Hero's > "Two Pages" or DJ Dara's "Full Circle" - any strong recommendations one way > or another.
IMHO a no brainer. Go for the 4-Hero. I don't have the Full Circle but if it's anything like other Dara material (we're talking about NYC jungle producer DJ Dara right?), I wouldn't bother...Two pages on the other hand is one of the best records of 98, despite the hype...
quoted 4 lines The State of the Nu Art comp. on Shadow is figuring heavily in my local> > The State of the Nu Art comp. on Shadow is figuring heavily in my local > "pre-listened" bin (I guess they over-promo-ed it) - is it a good buy for > $8 or so?
This is the same as the import State of the Nu Art II comp? I'd pay $8 for that, but not full (import) price.
quoted 2 lines How about Cujo's "Adventures in Foam" - much like the Tobin releases?> How about Cujo's "Adventures in Foam" - much like the Tobin releases? >
Very similar. If you like other Tobin material I'm sure you'll dig Cujo... peace Nate
quoted 3 lines Thanks,> Thanks, > Bob >
1998-11-20 19:37John Bush> IMHO a no brainer. Go for the 4-Hero. I don't have the Full Circle > but if it's anythin
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quoted 5 lines IMHO a no brainer. Go for the 4-Hero. I don't have the Full Circle> IMHO a no brainer. Go for the 4-Hero. I don't have the Full Circle > but if it's anything like other Dara material (we're talking about > NYC jungle producer DJ Dara right?), I wouldn't bother...Two > pages on the other hand is one of the best records of 98, > despite the hype...
I'm not going to vote against 4 Hero, but Full Circle isn't that bad, mostly because it's a mix (Decoder, Tech Itch, Trace, Optical, Ed Rush) and not Dara himself... .John.