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Teep reckoned I should inflict this on IDM as well so here it is... ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Fri, 21 Jan 1994 15:13:07 +0000 (GMT) From: "G.L. Eden" <n264671@aidan> To: tp <ARAN@MITVMC.EARN> Subject: UK-Dance 1993 Chart **Extra On Thu, 20 Jan 1994, tp wrote:

quoted 4 lines hey if you have time, i'd love to hear what the following are like

> hey if you have time, i'd love to hear what the following are like > can you offer me a sentence or two describing the following. . . > > KIM RAPETTI-MONOJUNK

Got this one from WARP over christmas and it instantly shot into my top 10 for last year any way. It's on a fairly new hot record label called TROPE. I'm not sure whether the label is Finnish but it definately said written, produced etc by Kim Rapetti in Finland. As for the noise it makes; it's a six tracker full of deep acid sounds with lots of excellent percussion and strings. They're all full of the most amazing squiggly hooks 'n stuff. Really grows on you. The b-side is a bit harder. Wish all the tracks were longer tho'.

quoted 1 line AGE-STRANGE OUT SIGHT

> AGE-STRANGE OUT SIGHT

This is a top acid stomper (U.K. Force Inc. No.3). 4 tracks, 2 are monster fast very hard, distorted acid numbers with crunching bass lines (a bit like some of the Hawtin Porbe stuff - only less melodic!). These are the last tracks on each side and are seperated from the first tracks by a run off groove in the middle of the record. Wierd (and annoying 'cos it makes 'em difficult to cue up.) A1 is probably my favorite acid builder. Starts of kinda fast builds up and breaks into a cool acid line, then seconds later it breaks again into an even madder super squiggly 303 line, then continues as a top stomper. B1 is another bleepy stomper number with an addictive intro that will guarantee to have people skipping about.

quoted 1 line anyway. . .thanks for your top's

> anyway. . .thanks for your top's

I'm glad you appreciated them. I was unsure whether sending them to IDM was a good idea. Get that acid squiggle. greggy303 3030303030303030303030303030303030303030303030303030303030303030303030303030303 303 Greg Eden, Physics Department | g.l.eden@ncl.ac.uk 303 303 Herschel Building, University of Newcastle |303 Forever. Long live Acid!303 3030303030303030303030303030303030303030303030303030303030303030303030303030303