On Friday, 18-Apr-97, G.R.Booth@eee.salford.ac.uk wrote [about Re: (idm) Re:
idm V1 #1062]:
quoted 6 lines I said influences, not that any of the tracks sound 'exactly' like
> I said influences, not that any of the tracks sound 'exactly' like
>the artists mentioned. That would make the LP derivative and
>undoubtably a load of old spanners (an unintentional Black Dog
>reference!). What I mean is that the fractured beats are somewhat
>Squarepusherish, and the acid stylee on some of the tracks (Cornish
>Acid) is like acid which is very like Kommie.
I don't hear it. well I've only heard some kommie stuff and I don't like it
much at all.
quoted 4 lines All of the tracks! What makes the RDJ album great is that it makes a
>All of the tracks! What makes the RDJ album great is that it makes a
>good album. Every track is brilliant, which is something I can't say
>for SAW II, I Care Because You Do, definately not Classics and not
>even Polygon Window. It works like pop music because the tracks are
well, most of the tracks are his best work in a while is what I meant. I
don't believe that Logon Rock Witch is one of the best things he has done in
a while for instance. but yeah, all the tracks are brilliant. I have to
agree with you about I Care, some of the tracks on there I don't like so
much, however still I think Surfing On Sine Waves and Classics are all
excellent (most tracks, quoth is ok).. Quoth(ep) is mediocre at best I
guess if you really scrutinize it because the wooden thump mix is the same
as the original really.. may as well just take the original and put it
through fx. Bicycle pump meets bucket is great though.
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