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1999-07-12 20:16david turgeonso, who started calling what is essentially the 'autechre' (eponymous, even) album: 'lp5'?

From:: david turgeon <eerie@mnemonic.net>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Mon, 12 Jul 1999 16:16:04 -0400
Subject:: (idm) yet another autechre question

so, who started calling what is essentially the 'autechre' (eponymous, even) album: 'lp5'? warp/ae or idmsters worldwide? if 'lp5' is a term coined by the idmsters, how funny is it that they're advertising the new ep as 'ep7' verbatim? if not, why do i keep opening my darned trap? please feel free to shrug this message off. -- david

1999-07-13 02:22Matthew KorfhageOn Mon, 12 Jul 1999, david turgeon wrote: > so, who started calling what is essentially th

From:: Matthew Korfhage <mkorfha@linfield.edu>
To:: david turgeon <eerie@mnemonic.net>
Cc:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Mon, 12 Jul 1999 19:22:41 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:: Re: (idm) yet another autechre question
Reply to:: (idm) yet another autechre question

On Mon, 12 Jul 1999, david turgeon wrote:

quoted 5 lines so, who started calling what is essentially the 'autechre' (eponymous,

> so, who started calling what is essentially the 'autechre' (eponymous, > even) album: 'lp5'? warp/ae or idmsters worldwide? > > if 'lp5' is a term coined by the idmsters, how funny is it that they're > advertising the new ep as 'ep7' verbatim?

I do know that when I worked at the college radio station in Munich, lp5 was listed as such in whatever mini-publication was sent out advertising releases. I would guess the lp5 designation came from warp-- i.e. listed as such in behind-the-scenes releases but not labeled that way on the CD M. If there's one thing I can't stand, it's up.

1999-07-13 02:28! & the Quaternions> > so, who started calling what is essentially the 'autechre' (eponymous, > > even) album

From:: ! & the Quaternions <samuel.frank@yale.edu>
To:: Matthew Korfhage <mkorfha@linfield.edu>
Cc:: david turgeon <eerie@mnemonic.net>, <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Mon, 12 Jul 1999 22:28:44 -0400 (EDT)
Subject:: Re: (idm) yet another autechre question
Reply to:: Re: (idm) yet another autechre question

quoted 5 lines so, who started calling what is essentially the 'autechre' (eponymous,

> > so, who started calling what is essentially the 'autechre' (eponymous, > > even) album: 'lp5'? warp/ae or idmsters worldwide? > > > > if 'lp5' is a term coined by the idmsters, how funny is it that they're > > advertising the new ep as 'ep7' verbatim?

I think it's always been lp5. However, the Nothing (there they are again) release has a top spine which calls it "Autechre." Haven't seen the Warp album, so I can't comment. Sam

1999-07-13 13:13henrik str0mberg> > so, who started calling what is essentially the 'autechre' (eponymous, > > even) album

From:: henrik str0mberg <henrik.s@2.sbbs.se>
To:: indie digital music <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Tue, 13 Jul 1999 15:13:44 +0200
Subject:: Re: (idm) yet another autechre question

quoted 2 lines so, who started calling what is essentially the 'autechre' (eponymous,

> > so, who started calling what is essentially the 'autechre' (eponymous, > > even) album: 'lp5'? warp/ae or idmsters worldwide?

a warp ad for the album in 'the wire' called it "lp5", more of a description than a name. this was before it was released. i think the flash page in warography also calls it "lp5"? (the ad and the flash page are similar). however, the promo for it only had "autechre album" on it. if you're really, really curious, there's a small scan of the promo on http://www.techno.org/hq/rek/img/autechre.jpg hs _____________________________ what we are, we choose to be.

(idm) yet another autechre question