Edward Pond belched forth:
quoted 9 lines Fat Cat had several copies of both volumes of Urmar Bile Trax> Fat Cat had several copies of both volumes of Urmar Bile Trax
> for sale on Friday
> in case you're interested. I'm gonna wait for the CD but I did have
> a listen,
> and
> they soundeded incredible. Mike's still got his melodies but the
> rhythms are
> getting
> very interesting.
I was in there on Saturday and I bought 'em both. Killer stuff. Super
intricate breaks, constantly changing, mixed in with wierd noises
zinging off all over the place and of course Mike choons on top. Snap
these ones up kids.
Other notable purchases on the Saturday record buying mission:
Both Skam Gescom EP's: finally found these two in Rough Trade - you all
know what they're like - I only mention it to say never give up hope,
those limited editions always show up when you least expect it.
Derrick Carter vs Skylab - the trip. Nice tunefull upbeat acid house
music. Erm I thought skylab was something to do with Howie B. right?
No mention of him on the label, And the music doesn't sound like the
skylab I know at all. Maybe a different Skylab?
Bochum Welt - Module 2 - Nice one, If you like Cylobian sunset this one
will go down swimmingly.
Harold Budd/Hector Zazou Glyph remixes - Good mixture of an EP. Herbert
weighs in with more sweet House music in his own magic style. Solid
Doctor chills out with some relaxed trip hop, and someone else who
I can't remember does the business with the jungle remix.
(An aside, I can't believe the Jungle bunny explanation for the name -
the UK rave scene is not racist and considering all the orignal
junglists were black it doesn't seem very likely. Anyway I always
thought the the name came from a part of Kingston Jamaica, as in
"Alla junglists..." ragga sample in early tunes.)
Clear - Beatsomatic - Less tune, more DJ toolz than the other two
clear beats records. Nice breaks though good for mixing and matching.
Annoying cover though - that little C gets torn off the first time I try
to put the record in the shelf.
As if by magic,
Andrew C.
appeared.