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I was shopping and couldn't find the new DOS TRACKS outing by Atom Heart and because I *had* to get something started looking through the Comps. Gave The Widescreen Versions a listen and was quite impressed with what I found on it: it looked like some remixes done by Warp artists. Anyone have more information on this release? Was it an actual release? David

quoted 47 lines From: zimbo <tofu@uci.edu>

>From: zimbo <tofu@uci.edu> >To: Brock Suter <brock@alchemyfx.com> >CC: "kiya \\ i am a copier\\\\ babzani" <denial@ix.netcom.com>, idm list ><idm@hyperreal.org> >Subject: Re: (idm) nice. im so bored with.,.,.,., ..// >Date: Wed, 16 Jun 1999 12:55:37 -0700 (PDT) > >On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Brock Suter wrote: > > > > > kiya \"i am a copier\" babzani wrote: > > > > > -the schematic comp is a far cry from decent, it's called MELODY, try >it. > > > > I'll have to agree, I was seriously unimpressed by anything on it. > >there is a PBO track on the comp (inside track, dont recall whcih side) >that is much more "4-on the floor" abstract ambientish techno -- reminds >me of something off DIN perhaps. most amazing thing i have heard from >PBO. > >There is also a phoenecia track that is along these lines. makes me happy >to see them step away from the super technical odd beat stuff they do (i >love that stuff, but its nice to hear an act venture away from their >standard). > >and i love all the richie devine tracks -- especially the one that sounds >like little rhymic aliens are running about the room :) > > >but then again, i really could give a fuck about idm tracks with forced >MELODY in them (which is why my MAS stuff may very well be the first set >of records i ever sell or trade off). to me, there is plently of melody >in the much of the schematic material -- its just not overt and in your >face. > > >that said, i will be playing the 3 schematic songs i mentioned above >tonight on KUCI -- 7pm-10pm PST (88.9fm, www.kuci.org, http://www.kuci.org >for winamp). > > >wee! > >chris. >

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At 02:52 PM 6/16/99 -0700, you wrote:

quoted 7 lines I was shopping and couldn't find the new DOS TRACKS outing by Atom Heart and

> >I was shopping and couldn't find the new DOS TRACKS outing by Atom Heart and >because I *had* to get something started looking through the Comps. >Gave The Widescreen Versions a listen and was quite impressed with what I >found on it: it looked like some remixes done by Warp artists. >Anyone have more information on this release? Was it an actual release? >

Widescreen Versions is a comp of some of the better tracks & remixes from the abstract d&b label Certificate 18. It was released back in August of last year. Here is the info: . Widescreen Versions comp cd (Certificate 18) Tracks: . Klute- Leo 9 (Stasis Mix) . Lexis- Dakota (Kirk DeGiorgio's Future Mix) . Lexis- Hypnotise (Auted Slow Mix) . Lexis- Irrampent (Midnight Funk Association Mix) . Paradox & DMR- Zonation (Paradox Unorthodox Mix) . Klute- Silent Weapons (Two Loneswordsmen Mix) . Studio Pressure- Relics (Plaid Mix) . Klute- Perception (Override Mix) -->-Lance--- mclance@nacs.net lance@inaudible.com p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states

I gather your talking about the release on certificate 18. Basically it is remixes of artists/tracks on certificate 18 (most if not all had been previously released on vinyl only) And yes it is quite good. If I remember corrctly the standout tracks on there are the remixes by plaid, autechre and the two lone swordsman. I also remember really liking the mindnight funk association (i think thats right) remix. MFA is mark broom and someone else correct? so yes it as an actual release; got a little talk on the list when it came out. -daniel Head Monkey Mad Monkey Records http://monkey.eliteware.com On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Warp Yourself wrote:

quoted 62 lines I was shopping and couldn't find the new DOS TRACKS outing by Atom Heart and

> I was shopping and couldn't find the new DOS TRACKS outing by Atom Heart and > because I *had* to get something started looking through the Comps. > Gave The Widescreen Versions a listen and was quite impressed with what I > found on it: it looked like some remixes done by Warp artists. > > Anyone have more information on this release? Was it an actual release? > > David > > > >From: zimbo <tofu@uci.edu> > >To: Brock Suter <brock@alchemyfx.com> > >CC: "kiya \\ i am a copier\\\\ babzani" <denial@ix.netcom.com>, idm list > ><idm@hyperreal.org> > >Subject: Re: (idm) nice. im so bored with.,.,.,., ..// > >Date: Wed, 16 Jun 1999 12:55:37 -0700 (PDT) > > > >On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Brock Suter wrote: > > > > > > > > kiya \"i am a copier\" babzani wrote: > > > > > > > -the schematic comp is a far cry from decent, it's called MELODY, try > >it. > > > > > > I'll have to agree, I was seriously unimpressed by anything on it. > > > >there is a PBO track on the comp (inside track, dont recall whcih side) > >that is much more "4-on the floor" abstract ambientish techno -- reminds > >me of something off DIN perhaps. most amazing thing i have heard from > >PBO. > > > >There is also a phoenecia track that is along these lines. makes me happy > >to see them step away from the super technical odd beat stuff they do (i > >love that stuff, but its nice to hear an act venture away from their > >standard). > > > >and i love all the richie devine tracks -- especially the one that sounds > >like little rhymic aliens are running about the room :) > > > > > >but then again, i really could give a fuck about idm tracks with forced > >MELODY in them (which is why my MAS stuff may very well be the first set > >of records i ever sell or trade off). to me, there is plently of melody > >in the much of the schematic material -- its just not overt and in your > >face. > > > > > >that said, i will be playing the 3 schematic songs i mentioned above > >tonight on KUCI -- 7pm-10pm PST (88.9fm, www.kuci.org, http://www.kuci.org > >for winamp). > > > > > >wee! > > > >chris. > > > > > _______________________________________________________________ > Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com >

Warp Yourself wrote:

quoted 1 line Anyone have more information on this release?

> Anyone have more information on this release?

Lance and Daniel already covered the info on this one, but I though I'd drop a little more about Certificate 18, which has grown over the years to be one of my favorite labels. The last dozen releases, including the Hidden Rooms II and Klute LPs, have been some of the most ground breaking records to come out in a while. Tracks like Polar's "Mind of a Killer" and the photek remix of Klute's "Silent Weapon" are extremely minimal but absolutely beautiful pieces of music. Going back, the 'black science labs' (aka teebee) single and the original "Relics" are smashers. And then there's the really weird ones, like ae's rmx of "Hypnotise". I'm really interested to see what cert18's got up their sleeve next! word to the mothership, brockout

quoted 1 line I'm really interested to see what cert18's got up their sleeve next!

>I'm really interested to see what cert18's got up their sleeve next!

last i got was the new hi-ryze, which is a semi-ethnic ambient electro three-track. nice sounds and good production. btw, klute+hi-ryze = phume on language/crammed. eric

On 16 Jun 99, eric hill wrote re: (idm) certificate 18:

quoted 2 lines last i got was the new hi-ryze

> last i got was the new hi-ryze > btw, klute+hi-ryze = phume on language/crammed.

Is/are this the same Hi-Ryze who were on GPR back in '95 (Sodium)? Working with Klute now?! Quick review please? I * ~ you can also mail me at <lime909@hotmail.com> "I shift the blame to the worm in the bottle" ~~ Wire

quoted 5 lines last i got was the new hi-ryze

>> last i got was the new hi-ryze >> btw, klute+hi-ryze = phume on language/crammed. > >Is/are this the same Hi-Ryze who were on GPR back in '95 >(Sodium)? Working with Klute now?! Quick review please?

yes, it's the same hi-ryze from gpr/braniak. i don't have any phume so i can't give a review, but if you go to www.crammed.be you might be able to find some samples (they were on one of the freezone comps). eric

quoted 3 lines yes, it's the same hi-ryze from gpr/braniak. i don't have any phume so i

>yes, it's the same hi-ryze from gpr/braniak. i don't have any phume so i >can't give a review, but if you go to www.crammed.be you might be able to >find some samples (they were on one of the freezone comps).

Freezone 3 "horizontal dancing" Phume "So Many Times" Disc 1 Track 1 Never paid attention before, it's in now... Quiet, laid back flute over some quiet mid-speed jungle beats, and the voice of a woman saying "...wanted to touch you." Then, 6 minutes into the song, a marimba-like synth sound comes in and does a few notes over and over with a bit of an echo. Allright, but not really my style, kindof like a minimal trip-hop or something. (However, the next song, "Bulls Dozing" by Fila Brazillia is worth most of the CD's price. One of thier best tracks.) _________________________________ Adam Roesch / roesch@augsburg.edu University of Idaho / Moscow / ID / USA Visit my Fila Brazillia/Pork Recordings fan site: http://dogbert.augsburg.edu/~roesch/pork/ "Because success needs killing" TRICKY