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quoted 3 lines Still considering buying the Beaumont Hannant lp 'basic data manipulation'

> Still considering buying the Beaumont Hannant lp 'basic data manipulation' > anyone heard it?...i just haven't gotten close enough to a copy to hear it > yet.

If you mean Basic Data Manipulation Vol. 2, it's awesome. Being heavily out of the scene for the most part, it's hard for me to make comparisons, but I'd say it's similar to Reload's _A Collection of Short Stories_, but perhaps better. No vocals or weird samples, just basic data manipulation, as it were. Please to let someone with bigger knowledge on music reviewing hear this CD with open ears for to make review in written for IDM list... Dave, Choosy mother who has decided against choosing Jif

I'm looking for some contact information for Beaumont Hannant if anyone's got it - really all I need is the phone number for the label but any/all tidbits appreciated. Thanks! Hug Your Waistline to the Bassline............................................ Tamara Palmer * trance@netcom.com * izzyzi5@mvs.oac.ucla.edu * .........................................................Women Respond to Bass

Hi! has beaumont hannant put out any LPs since the excellent tastes and textures vol.2. This is not counting remixes and the track on AI2. Thanks in advance. beep...beep...(what is that noize!) bleep...beep.......transmat@teleport.com

On Sat, 30 Jul 1994 transmat@teleport.com wrote:

quoted 5 lines Hi!

> Hi! > has beaumont hannant put out any LPs since the excellent tastes and > textures vol.2. This is not counting remixes and the track on AI2. > Thanks in advance. >

The Beaumont Hannant 'Texturology' CD is a fantastic release, IMHO. Varying styles and tempos produce a fine and intoxicating disc. I was lucky enough to grab a copy of it on CD in the stylish textured fold-out case, and I have not regretted it one bit. "A single note, chord, or noise - whether it is violent, passionate, regular, uniform or beautifully calm, conveys what we are feeling." - B. Hannant

After _Tastes and Textures Vol. 2_ came _Tastes and Textures Vol.3_, which I believe is a four track EP. His latest album is _Texturology_, which comes with completely different tracks for the vinyl and CD versions. Matt

Matthew Lehrer said:

quoted 4 lines His latest album is _Texturology_,

> > His latest album is _Texturology_, > which comes with completely different tracks for the vinyl and CD > versions.

There are two vinyl versions - one is the same as the CD, the other is *completely* different. I can't quite make up my mind which is better tho'. john.. -- jat5@unix.york.ac.uk http://www.york.ac.uk/~jat5/ _______________________________________________________ "Music has overtaken poetry because people are afraid of silence." - J. Betjeman.

quoted 4 lines After _Tastes and Textures Vol. 2_ came _Tastes and Textures Vol.3_,

> After _Tastes and Textures Vol. 2_ came _Tastes and Textures Vol.3_, > which I believe is a four track EP. His latest album is _Texturology_, > which comes with completely different tracks for the vinyl and CD > versions.

Can anyone give me a definite answer as to whether both versions of this are available on vinyl, or only the limited edition version.....? I've been seeing conflicting reports on this list.....

quoted 4 lines After _Tastes and Textures Vol. 2_ came _Tastes and Textures Vol.3_,

> > After _Tastes and Textures Vol. 2_ came _Tastes and Textures Vol.3_, > > which I believe is a four track EP. His latest album is _Texturology_, > > which comes with completely different tracks for the vinyl and CD > > versions.

I wrote:

quoted 3 lines Can anyone give me a definite answer as to whether both versions of

> Can anyone give me a definite answer as to whether both versions of > this are available on vinyl, or only the limited edition version.....? > I've been seeing conflicting reports on this list.....

I think I've got my answer now from more recent posts to this list. The answer seems to be 'yes', so I'll have to track down the non-limited vinyl verion... thanks, cosmic

From the Melody Maker review: "'Textrology' comes in two versions - a 72-minute CD lavishly packaged with intricate foldings, inserts nd a tactile lumpy bumpy cover, and a double LP in similarly gorgeous covering that contains another hour or so of entirely different music. And there's another LP planned for the autumn." From that review it seems like the CD tracks are not available on vinyl, and vice-versa. Anyone have a different take on things? Matt

Matt Lehrer:

quoted 12 lines From the Melody Maker review:

> > >From the Melody Maker review: > > "'Textrology' comes in two versions - a 72-minute CD lavishly > packaged with intricate foldings, inserts nd a tactile lumpy bumpy cover, > and a double LP in similarly gorgeous covering that contains another hour > or so of entirely different music. And there's another LP planned for the > autumn." > > >From that review it seems like the CD tracks are not available on vinyl, > and vice-versa. Anyone have a different take on things? >

I have definitely seen BOTH vinyl versions. The ltd edition packaging is a slightly paler blue color than the standard one, which is the same color as the CD. -- Mark Turner mturner@netcom.com

quoted 7 lines Can anyone give me a definite answer as to whether both versions of

>> Can anyone give me a definite answer as to whether both versions of >> this are available on vinyl, or only the limited edition version.....? >> I've been seeing conflicting reports on this list..... > >I think I've got my answer now from more recent posts to this list. >The answer seems to be 'yes', so I'll have to track down the >non-limited vinyl verion...

The answer is most definitely "yes", because when I bought my copies of the LP and CD, both versions of the LP were there. The covers are fairly distinguishable; the CD and non-limited LP use black with white lettering on the front and back, whereas the limited LP uses Exorcist puke green :-) - Greg

Hello Roy, >> His latest album is _Texturology_, >> which comes with completely different tracks for the vinyl and CD >> versions. >Can anyone give me a definite answer as to whether both versions of >this are available on vinyl, or only the limited edition version.....? >I've been seeing conflicting reports on this list..... As I've bought both albums on vinyl ... the answer must be yes. go with the flow, Helen

To: owner-idm@hyperreal.com From: "Kent Williams" <cadsi.com!kent@elvis.cadsi.com> Subject: Beaumont Hannnant "Texturology" I just picked up what looks to be the release version on CD of this (see review recently posted). I've heard there are several different versions floating around on viny. Who's got the poop on this? -- Kent Williams -- kent@gilligan.cadsi.com Look in the mail header for all sorts of vital information about me. How do I get HOME?

Kent, or was it ~fluid? wrote:

quoted 3 lines I just picked up what looks to be the release version on CD of this (see

> I just picked up what looks to be the release version on CD of this (see > review recently posted). I've heard there are several different versions > floating around on viny. Who's got the poop on this?

several = 2. The standard LP is available on CD and Vinyl, but there is an additional "special" vinyl-only release with completely different track listing. The sleeve design is basically the same, but slightly "metallic" to look at. The tracks are a bit "harder", more technoey overall I think. btw this stuffs been out for months in the UK ... was it not imported to the US at the time? It's too long since I listened to either version... J ^ James Skilton aka Steady J - jamess@firefox.co.uk

Anyone know what Beaumont Hannant is up to at the moment - any new release imminent? Texturology is one of the finest pieces of IDM I own, but Sculptured was disappointing (to me). The only other readily-available album I know of is Basic Data Manipulation (did I get that right?)- how does that compare to either of the other two I mentioned? Any opinions / reviews welcomed. Incidentally, I just read the sleeve notes to Texturology and in the 'Thanks to' section it includes Mark Franklin, of AI2/'Release to the System' fame, whom I asked about last week. At least I assume it's the same one... ;;, | Paddy Grove, \\ .;(((((c. Live the dream, | Cambridge, UK }>(((((((({< Dream the fish. | // '"*(((//' | grove@cpd.ntc.nokia.com V

Paddy Grove wrote on Wed, 05 Jul 95 16:10:03 BST :

quoted 2 lines Anyone know what Beaumont Hannant is up to at the moment - any new release

> Anyone know what Beaumont Hannant is up to at the moment - any new release > imminent? Texturology is one of the finest pieces of IDM I own, but ...

btw have you got both versions?

quoted 4 lines Sculptured was disappointing (to me). The only other readily-available album

> Sculptured was disappointing (to me). The only other readily-available album > I know of is Basic Data Manipulation (did I get that right?)- how does that > compare to either of the other two I mentioned? Any opinions / reviews > welcomed.

Yes right title. It's also titled Tastes and Textures volume 2. Mmm I can hardly remember what it sounds like! But I was impressed enough to buy it back at the time. Did you get the recent Psi-Onyx double-twelve, remixes of a track from T&T Volume 1?

quoted 3 lines Incidentally, I just read the sleeve notes to Texturology and in the 'Thanks

> Incidentally, I just read the sleeve notes to Texturology and in the 'Thanks > to' section it includes Mark Franklin, of AI2/'Release to the System' fame, > whom I asked about last week. At least I assume it's the same one...

Yeah must be, Hannant has worked with Autechre on a number of occasions (Basscadet Remixes, Psi-Onyx remix), and these guys all seem to be cronies. J ^ __________ ________.__/_____ _||_/ James Skilton aka Steady J _[]/_____________[.__\____-_ DJ and Party Animal | | Part Time Hedonist |____________________________| Full Time Technohead |__|-' '-|__| Steady-J@Firefox.co.uk

On Wed, 5 Jul 1995, James Skilton wrote:

quoted 16 lines Yes right title. It's also titled Tastes and Textures volume 2. Mmm I can

> Yes right title. It's also titled Tastes and Textures volume 2. Mmm I can > hardly remember what it sounds like! But I was impressed enough to buy it back > at the time. Did you get the recent Psi-Onyx double-twelve, remixes of a track > from T&T Volume 1? > > > J > ^ > > __________ > ________.__/_____ _||_/ James Skilton aka Steady J > _[]/_____________[.__\____-_ DJ and Party Animal > | | Part Time Hedonist > |____________________________| Full Time Technohead > |__|-' '-|__| Steady-J@Firefox.co.uk >

My first impression was of RDJ. Distorted beats, nice little tune going on over the top. I love it. I've been making a few compilations for people recently, good idm (or at least idm that I like :-) ), and Hannant always manages to find himself a space somewhere. I think I paid 6.99 for the CD (Our Price sales - dontcha jus luv 'em?), but it's definitely worth more. OBnon-idm: But then I also like "The Second Coming" :-) Rob.

Supposedly his remix of songstress Jhelisa's _Friendly Pressure_ on Dorado is quite beautiful. Anyone heard it? - Matthew

quoted 2 lines Anyone know what Beaumont Hannant is up to at the moment - any new release

>Anyone know what Beaumont Hannant is up to at the moment - any new release >imminent?

I have a single called "Psi-Onyx" with three mixes, one by Autechre. The liner says "original version ... appears on GENP[X]14 only" (a catalog number, apparently). The copyright is 1995. c Cody Junior's Farm Records an interesting selection of music jrsfarm@tyrell.net send your wantlists http://www.tyrell.net/~jrsfarm/ visit our web pages

Does anyone what's up with Beaumont Hannant? It looks like "Tones" never came out. Paul --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org