quoted 7 lines there are 3 tracks, one by each artist, cut concentrically. Look at the
>there are 3 tracks, one by each artist, cut concentrically. Look at the
>vinyl and you see one track. If you let your record player go
>automatically, it always picks out the 1st groove, I think Laurie
>Anderson. Of course if you happen to set the needle down in the right
>place, you'll hear WSB or Bryon Guison (shit I can't remember how to spell
>his name). I've heard stories of people owning this record for years
>without knowing about the other two tracks...how more hidden can you get?quoted 6 lines passing on this question from a coworker:
>passing on this question from a coworker:
>
>does anybody know the artist, title, label, availability, etc. of a track
>maybe called "eidelweiss," possibly by an art of noise offshoot? i think it
>might be abba-esque and from the late '80s. apparently it was something of
>a hit...?quoted 4 lines i remember that one.....it is called Eidelweiss by Eidelweiss on Rca records
>i remember that one.....it is called Eidelweiss by Eidelweiss on Rca records
>(i think) it is done to the tune of SOS by Abba but it is kind of pop housey
>dancey stuff (similar to something like Children of the Revolution by Baby
>Ford)quoted 1 line Can someone re-post the tracklisting for the Autechre radio CD promo?
>Can someone re-post the tracklisting for the Autechre radio CD promo?