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Hey guys, I'm looking for some old techno. Kaos Theory 3 (can't remember the label) Techno Classics Volume 1 (Rising High) If anyone knows where I can find them or wants to sell theirs, e-mail me privately. Thanks, 000. /0 0 0 0 000' 0 0 \AVIS 000 ravis1@concentric.net http://www.concentric.net/~ravis1/

Hey guys, I'm looking for some old techno. Kaos Theory 3 (can't remember the label) Techno Classics Volume 1 (Rising High) If anyone knows where I can find them or wants to sell theirs, e-mail me privately. Thanks, 000. /0 0 0 0 000' 0 0 \AVIS 000 ravis1@concentric.net http://www.concentric.net/~ravis1/

On Thu, 23 Jan 1997, Ravis1 wrote:

quoted 7 lines I'm looking for some old techno.

> I'm looking for some old techno. > > Kaos Theory 3 (can't remember the label) > Techno Classics Volume 1 (Rising High) > > If anyone knows where I can find them or wants to sell theirs, e-mail me > privately.

actually, if there's anybody else out there that wouldn't mind dumping off some of their old (1993 and earlier) mindless raver stuff, lemme know. i'd be more than happy to take it off your hands. :) pretty much any comp cd or certain singles will do... e========e========e========e========e========e========e========e / euroboy, tenderspot of the daphne, life'sedge, clueless goof... / mjsst87+@pitt.edu OR euroboy@mail.prolog.net X \ "America is not ready for techno. Joan Osborne had a hit here \ last summer." -Brandon Snavely, 1.15am, 20.January 1997 e========e========e========e========e========e========e========e do you mean this horny creep/set up weary feet/who looks in need of sleep/that doesn't come?/this twisted, tortured mess/this bed of sinfulness/who's longing for some rest/and feeling numb? depeche Mode, barrel of a gun

quoted 4 lines actually, if there's anybody else out there that wouldn't mind dumping off

> actually, if there's anybody else out there that wouldn't mind dumping off > some of their old (1993 and earlier) mindless raver stuff, lemme know. i'd > be more than happy to take it off your hands. :) pretty much any comp cd > or certain singles will do...

Rave never fades away does it? I'm kinda embarrassed to admit I still like it despite the fact that "esoteric electronica" and "saline synth pads" has completely invaded my subconciousness. To give you an example, the following tracks still get regular playtime: 'thrash'(cybersonik) 'technorasta'(xpando) 'you can't stop it'(signs of chaos) 'imagination xxx'(e-man) and of course the almighty(Auuuuuummmmmmmm.....) 'move my body'(beltram mix) & 'frequency'-(Altern8) Derek Jordan http://www.ccd.cccoes.edu/~djordan "reclaim the streets, brothers & sisters!"

sorry to disturb the rest of the list, but I sent a certain someone on this list $40 for the following cd's three weeks ago and haven't heard a thing, let alone received the cd's. you know who you are. if i don't hear from you, your name goes public. :)

quoted 7 lines carl craig - more songs about food & revolutionary art $8

> > > > > carl craig - more songs about food & revolutionary art $8 > > > byzar - gaiatronyk vs. the cheap robots $8 > > > higher intelligence agency - freefloater $8 > > > fennesz - hotel parallel (mego 016) $12 > > > >

looking for the following on CD: sabres of paradise:haunted dancehal sabres of paradise:sabresonic 2 jimi tenor:venera ep v/a:skampler also, i know this is *really* old, but how is NOW's "a word of science"? warp has it for sale on warp-net (or they did last week anyway), and i was thinking of picking it up. any vehement naysayers? thanks, alan! np:0161

On Tue, 16 Feb 1999 10:20:28 -0500 (EST), you wrote:

quoted 5 lines also, i know this is *really* old, but how

>also, i know this is *really* old, but how >is NOW's "a word of science"? warp has it >for sale on warp-net (or they did last week >anyway), and i was thinking of picking it >up. any vehement naysayers?

more often than not i find myself wondering why there are never any tracks these days that approach the brilliance of 'a case of funk' or 'dextrous' (which are two tracks from this wicked album) so my very humble opinion is that you should get this. from back in the days when warp music was straightforward, concise, and fun. i became a little worried upon hearing 'window licker', but the third track managed to salvage it. the first two? they're a little lacking in, erm, personality.. i've been waiting for it to be cool (ie the done thing) to be a parmegiani wannabe. but rich's beard's got a long way to go yet.