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Turbo wrote:

quoted 11 lines This one is a question for the other Aussie listers: Has Come To Daddy

> This one is a question for the other Aussie listers: Has Come To Daddy > gotten a local release yet?? > > Brock said: > > day off, stay home, drink damn near a dozen oil cans of foster's and > > listen to all the new shit. > > I can't believe that you Yanks and Poms love this shite... it's > absolutely our worst beer on the market here. In fact there is this > joke that the big red F on the can stands for making love on the > beach, because its like f@#king close to water. :)

Haha! I just like it because it comes in a big fucking can, but you gotta drop a lime in it to make it not taste like shit. I used to like it quite a bit better when it came in a tin can...that way, it just tasted like metal, instead of shit. ;-) Speaking of Come To Daddy, I got a package from warp today including the promo only double pack of Come To Daddy, that weird Ae 12" and a big Ae sticker that went directly on my flight case. Purposely, I have avoided listening to the RA of Come To Daddy until I got my mitts on it and I must say that they're are a few really nice tracks on it. I don't know why so many people are bitching about stuff like rdj when there's so much great music coming out now days that no one seams to know about. So there! word, brock. ps: say hi to bar0nHATE for me. np: v/a - avantgardism vol2

Hi, This one is a question for the other Aussie listers: Has Come To Daddy gotten a local release yet?? Brock said:

quoted 2 lines day off, stay home, drink damn near a dozen oil cans of foster's and

> day off, stay home, drink damn near a dozen oil cans of foster's and > listen to all the new shit.

I can't believe that you Yanks and Poms love this shite... it's absolutely our worst beer on the market here. In fact there is this joke that the big red F on the can stands for making love on the beach, because its like f@#king close to water. :) <Very tongue in cheek>... that's probably why you 'mericans like it. :) Whoops better get some more idm content into this post: Got the new SplitCD from Drop Beat containing tracks from David Kristian 12" and Downpour 12" and while i haven't really been on a big D'n'B jaunt since the release of Squarepusher's first album.. this really does it for me. Can anybody recommend stuff in a similar vein to both these artists available on cd that i can go and listen to thanks. Regards, John

Turbo wrote:

quoted 8 lines Whoops better get some more idm content into this post:

> > Whoops better get some more idm content into this post: > Got the new SplitCD from Drop Beat containing tracks from David > Kristian > 12" and Downpour 12" and while i haven't really been on a big D'n'B > jaunt since the release of Squarepusher's first album.. this really > does it for me. Can anybody recommend stuff in a similar vein to both > these artists available on cd that i can go and listen to thanks.

Well John, The David Kristian part is easy. Just get anything else by him if you liked his half of the cd. The only problem is his style WILL get pretty old if you start listening to it a lot. I hope he's not a one trick pony, but all the other 12"s I've got of his all sound pretty much the same...neat midi drums with nice use of effects, atmospheric synth pads and a few weird noises, but that's about it. All his tracks don't sound too different from each other. As for the Downpour side, I'll need to give it a listen again to find some similar stuff...maybe witchman or so, but I really can't remember what it sounded like, except for the ultra distorted track. :-) More to follow! Word to the mothership, brock np: nothing again, because I'm really running out the door now!

quoted 5 lines Got the new SplitCD from Drop Beat containing tracks from David

> > Got the new SplitCD from Drop Beat containing tracks from David > > Kristian > > The David Kristian part is easy. Just get anything else by him if you > liked his half of the cd.

Um, no. The only currently available David Kristian material that is similar to his Drop Beat single is The Clubfoot EP, a 12" on Discreet/Indiscreet from over a year ago, and some assorted compilation tracks. Upcoming d'n'b material from Mr. Kristian would be the National Kid 12" and Beneath the Valley of the Modular CD, also on D/I. Everything else he currently has available is quite different. Specifically, his Synesthesia CD from 1994/95 is excellent ambient-electronica, and his Cricklewood CD (on Alien8) is very, *very* minimal analogue stuff. I'll be putting an interview with David up on the feedback monitor website within the next week or so. http://www.interlog.com/~stained/feedback Greg