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Okay, I'll spoil it completely for everyone... Here's the COMPLETE listing for all three Warp compilations...... Note: Matador will be releasing them all on CD domestically as well as Warp, but has no plans to press the vinyl.... they will be importing them into the country though. Here's the full track listing for all three Warp 10 comps: WARP10 Influences Nitro Deluxe Let's Get Brutal Mr. Fingers Can U Feel It Master C & J Dub Love Adonis No Way Back (Vocal) Fallout Morning After (Sunrise Mix) Reese & Santonio The Sound (Smoothe Mix) Model 500 Off To Battle Rhythim Is Rhythim Nude Photo Da Posse It's My Life (Aluh Mix) Lidell Townsell Get The Hole Phuture Acid Tracks Unique 3 The Theme (Original Chill Mix) 808 State Let Yourself Go (303 Mix) A Guy Called Gerald Voodoo Ray No Smoke Koro Koro Bang The Party Bang Bang You're Mine (Rock Me Gently Original Radio) K Alexi Shelby My Medusa Farley Jackmaster Funk The Acid Life Plez Can't Stop ((Acid) Rain Forest Mix) Virgo Four In A Vision Ital's Rockers Ital's Anthem (Trebledown, Bassup Mix) Juno Soul Thunder WARP 10 The Classics 89-92 Forgemasters Track With No Name Nightmares On Wax Dextrous Sweet Exorcist Testone Sweet Exorcist Testfour DJ Mink Hey Hey Can You Relate LFO LFO LFO Track 4 LFO Probe Nightmares on Wax Aftermath (LFO remix) Nightmares on Wax I'm For Real Nightmares on Wax Aftermath Tricky Disco Tricky Disco The Step Yeah You (Rob's mix) Sweet Exorcist Clonk (freebase) Tuff Little Unit Join The Future Nightmares On Wax Case Of Funk Coco Steel and Lovebomb Feel It LFO v's FUSE Loop (FUSE mix) WARP 10 The Remixes Pram remix of LFO/Aphex Twin (simon from sydney/yellow calx) Luke Vibert remix of DJ Minks (Hey Hey Can U Relate) Stereolab remix of Boards Of Canada (Me And My Horse with Wings) Isan remix of Seefeel (When Face was Face) Andy Votel remix of Broadcast (Booklovers) Four Tet remix of Aphex Twin (Untitled SAW2 track1) Ellis Island Sound remix of Two Lone Swordsmen (Spine Bubbles) Winston and Ross remix of Sweet Exorcist (Testone) Autechre remix of Nightmares on Wax (Sal Batardes) John Mcentire remix of Nightmares on Wax (Playtime) Underdog remix of Broadcast (Hammer Without A Master) Bogdan remix of Autechre (EP7 / Envane) Mogwai remix of Link (Arcadian) Plaid remix of Autechre (Vletrmx) Red Snapper remix of Sabres Of Paradise (Wilmot) Surgeon remix of LFO (Nurture) Wunder remix of Mike Ink (Polka Trax 3) Labradford remix of LFO (Freeze) Oval remix of Squarepusher (Big Loada) Push Button Objects remix of Boards of Canada (An Eagle In Your Mind) Richard Devine remix of Aphex Twin (Come To Daddy) Mira Calix remix of Seefeel (Air Eyes) To Rococo Rot remix of Mira Calix (Sandsings) Jimi Tenor remix of Sweet Exorcist (Mad Jack) Plone remix of Tricky Disco (Tricky Disco) Jim O'Rourke remix of Autechre (Characi) Spiritualised remix of LFO (Tied Up)

quoted 1 line WARP 10 The Remixes

> WARP 10 The Remixes

I read that Bisk was doing a remix of Phoenicia. Whatever happened to that ? Definitely more interesting than "Spiritualised remix of LFO" (What the fuck ?). Bisk is one of the most underrated electronic artists out there IMO. "Ticklish Matters" is an amazing album. It puts most attempts at complexity (i.e. all that Autechre clone shite) to shame. Andrei

quoted 3 lines WARP10 Influences

> WARP10 Influences > > K Alexi Shelby My Medusa

This track alone is enough to this comp, for any of you who don't already own it. Drusca wrote:

quoted 1 line Definitely more interesting than "Spiritualised remix of LFO"

> Definitely more interesting than "Spiritualised remix of LFO"

Eh? Some of the more interesting remixes i've heard lately were "rock" bands remixing electronic artists (e.g. High Llamas remix of Mouse on Mars' "Twift") Don't be so quick to slag before you've heard it. -d.w. np: Parliament - "Bop Gun"

quoted 3 lines WARP10 Influences

>> WARP10 Influences >> >> K Alexi Shelby My Medusa

DW> This track alone is enough to this comp, for any DW> of you who don't already own it. oh yes....but if you can track down the Transmat 12.... do it... i think vertigo is just a bit better than my medusa, and 'all for lee sah' is damn good as well... specially that funny noise that crops up every 32 bars or so... DW> Drusca wrote:

quoted 1 line Definitely more interesting than "Spiritualised remix of LFO"

>> Definitely more interesting than "Spiritualised remix of LFO"

DW> Eh? Some of the more interesting remixes i've heard lately DW> were "rock" bands remixing electronic artists DW> (e.g. High Llamas remix of Mouse on Mars' "Twift") DW> Don't be so quick to slag before you've heard it. im getting really bored of all this remix thing... every week seems to bring another...'ooh look who we got to remix this' wu-tang doing texas. boringstorung doing wu-tang.. x doing y etc etc etc and most of the time if the track is good, it bears absolutely no relation to the original... so whats the point? record companies trying to go for the crossover appeal...its not enough to have the public at large choking on satans rotting cock of pop...you gotta get all the *underground* music fans to cough up as well... thanks. (this is not a personal thing to the sender btw....jus my own bit of vitriol for the week). bye

On 31 Aug 99, Dave Walker wrote re: Re: (idm) No fun for you -> Warp:

quoted 2 lines (e.g. High Llamas remix of Mouse on Mars' "Twift")

> (e.g. High Llamas remix of Mouse on Mars' "Twift") > Don't be so quick to slag before you've heard it.

PURE vintage Beach Boys, this track! (And very very enjoyable - best mix on the EP, imo).

quoted 2 lines Some of the more interesting remixes i've heard lately

> Some of the more interesting remixes i've heard lately > were "rock" bands remixing electronic artists

The other way round doesn't always work, though - viz the high visibility factor of the remixers on the Pastels "Illuminati" and what a boring turkey broth *that* was. Oh don't shoot me. **IMO** I *

At 08:38 AM 9/1/99 +0200, you wrote:

quoted 8 lines On 31 Aug 99, Dave Walker wrote re: Re: (idm) No fun for you ->

>On 31 Aug 99, Dave Walker wrote re: Re: (idm) No fun for you -> >Warp: > > > (e.g. High Llamas remix of Mouse on Mars' "Twift") > > Don't be so quick to slag before you've heard it. > >PURE vintage Beach Boys, this track! (And very very enjoyable - >best mix on the EP, imo).

On the topic of remix packages & the High Llamas, i still love the High Llamas remix album called Lollo Rosso that came out last year on V2. The remixes by mouse on mars, cornelius, schneider tm and jim o'rourke are still in frequent rotation on my player. The perfect blend of cheese and electronica...

quoted 6 lines Some of the more interesting remixes i've heard lately

> > Some of the more interesting remixes i've heard lately > > were "rock" bands remixing electronic artists > >The other way round doesn't always work, though - viz the high >visibility factor of the remixers on the Pastels "Illuminati" and what >a boring turkey broth *that* was. Oh don't shoot me. **IMO**

I agree. I too was a little disappointed with the Pastels remix package despite the impressive lineup of remixers - mouse on mars, my bloody valentine, to rococo rot, third eye foundation, stereolab, kid loco, cornelius, john mcentire, and jim o'rourke to name a few. There was an exception on this ep though: the Kid Loco remix which was cool in a screamadelica primal scream-kinda way. -->-Lance--- mclance@nacs.net lance@inaudible.com p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states