On Sun, 30 Jan 2000, zachary wrote:
quoted 9 lines i, too, am in love with what i have heard from lithops (all i have is the
> i, too, am in love with what i have heard from lithops (all i have is the
> uni umit cd on moikai, though).
>
> you can all laugh at me if you want, but i do not own a turntable,
> therefore i never buy records... i understand that uni umit was a
> re-release of a vinyl only release plus a few extra tracks... do you know
> if o'rourke's label or anyone else is planning on putting some music of
> jan's on cd? and yes, i am sure someone will say, "buy a fucking record
> player!!!!" which is a solution i HAVE thought of, thank you!
"buy a fucking record player!" ;)
I think Lithops has somewhat less mass appeal than Mouse on Mars. The
tracks are very sketchy and loose, while the production on most MOM LPs is
tighter. I just doubt this stuff will be re-released (say on Thrill
Jockey).
Anyhow, better make up your mind soon, the earlier releases are getting
harder to find. (didot, the 7" releases) I got the last copy of Didot from
Forced Exposure, or so I was told.
quoted 2 lines also, re: MOM, i really LOVE audioditacker. is microstoria's snd or init
> also, re: MOM, i really LOVE audioditacker. is microstoria's snd or init
> ding similar to that album, or is it more reminiscent of vulvaland, etc?
Microstoria is Jan Werner and Oval. The result is really more than the sum
of its parts. "SND" is a favorite of mine (the title of a Microstoria
release, not the group by that name on A-musik). They sound almost like
glitchy oval music, but there's a smoothness and calmness about the sounds
which really make it have a more personal feel. At least that's my take.
Andrew
-| Andrew Schrock | aschrock@cs.brandeis.edu |-
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