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From:
Robert B. Curlee
To:
Lee An
Cc:
CiM , ,
Date:
Thu, 5 May 1994 18:29:19 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:
Re: Keyboard followup..(and afx)
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On Tue, 3 May 1994, Lee An and Simon were discussing Outer Rhythm and their relation to R&S. Outer Rhythm started as a sub-label of Rhythm King as did Warp when they started up. Rhythm King pressed the first RSW releases and was a dance sub-label of Mute. Mute dumped Rhythm King and Warp split as did Outer Rhythm (I believe). Outer Rhythm merely licensed some R&S hits (Energy Flash, Mentasm, Stella...) one release has some UK only mixes. It was called just Order To Dance (not to be confused with the R&S comp: In Order To Dance). Quite a good release with some great mixes by Joey Beltram of older R&S tunes (my favorite is a remix of Quest). After Outer Rhythm died they sprang up again as Inner Rhythm but are now defunct (I believe). Mute Corporation now has NovaMute, of course, and has no relation to the ever growing Warp (who BTW is in a feud with Renaat the R of R&S). Hows that for scene talk? I'd love to find more older Outer Rhythm and Rhythm King releases. I bought what I could find through Pinnacle but there simply isn't much out there. I have a great Nation 12 release, some Man Machine, Baby Ford, but am looking for more Leftfield. I have both DJUM DJUM. please e-mail your help. -robert