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From:
Brian Beuchaw
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Date:
Thu, 18 May 95 22:02:27 -0500
Subject:
Silver Apples, &c.
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<9505190302.AA01472@ocdis01.tinker.af.mil>
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Hey y'all, I'm pretty new to idm (both the list and the music), but thought I'd relate something interesting and ask a few questions.... First, I've been going thru the archives and hadn't seen any mention of the Silver Apples, so here goes - I got a CD with 2 of their albums on it (from 68 & 69) and *it's idm*!!!! Except for the hippy-dippy vox (which work OK, since that *was* the hippie era (nuthin' against it, I like some hippie-era music, don't like some)), the sounds that these 2 guys make sound so damn *new* - like they coulda been recorded a few weeks ago and put out on a whitelabel!!!! Strange....does anybody else have that opinion? OK, question time - I live in Oklahoma City and the idm selection here *sucks*! I know the manager/orderer for a pretty good independent record store here and saw him the other day for the first time in a long while and he asked what I was into recently, and as I reeled off a long list of idm stuff, he had a blank look on his face. So not much of a chance to get stuff thru him (his wholesalers apparently don't carry most idm-type artists). Anyway - aside from CDnow, CDEurope, and CDConnection, what's a good way to get stuff? Is there any chance of trading tapes (haven't seen much mention of that kinda thing in the archives)? I recently went to Boulder, CO and found a *shitload* of stuff (dropped about $400 in 2 stores - they were real happy when I left :-)), but aside from trips like that, I just can't get idm! And on that same note - (this is actually a Mo'Wax question - dont' hurt me :-)) does anybody know where I can get a CD copy of U.N.K.L.E. - "The Time Has Come" remixes? Anyway, I apologize for the length, and appreciate any info anybody can give me (BTW, the archives are *great* - gleaned lotsa good bits outta there!).... cya bri "Better a thousandfold abuse of free speech than denial of free speech. The abuse dies in a day, but the denial stays the life of the people, and entombs the hope of the race." ---Charles Bradlaugh, 19th-century British political activist