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From:
James Skilton
To:
Robot , idm
Date:
Tue, 06 Aug 96 15:08:21 +0100 (BST)
Subject:
(idm) Re: stakker humanoid ...
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Robot wrote on Mon, 05 Aug 96 17:21:04 BST :
quoted 1 line I have always wondered if anyone else was into them way back when.> I have always wondered if anyone else was into them way back when.
Indeed. That track was massive. One of the biggest acid/techno tracks in the UK at the time. I was well into acid and techno by then, having been into house from way back in 86. In fact on Friday I celebrate 10 years since buying my first house record, well it was a dance compilation called "Upfront 1" which contained Steve Silk Hurley's "Jack Your Body", which didn't get released as a single till after Christmas. I remember thinking "Slam" was shite, and not even bothering with the LP thinking it was a pity they'd been such a one off. then later on the Pulse EPs started appearing and the realisation started dawning on me (and everyone else) that half of Jumpin' and Pumpin's (the better half at that) release roster was all the same guys. Then before you know, wierd shit like "Apex twins" (or something) started appearing in the shops... :) J ^ __________ ________.__/_____ _||_/ James Skilton aka Steady J _[]/_____________[.__\____-_ DJ and Party Animal | | Part Time Hedonist |____________________________| Full Time Technohead |__|-' '-|__| Steady-J@Firefox.co.uk Autechre and SKAM discogs: http://subnet.virtual-pc.com/~sk393820/