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FROM: seek <eclectics@comcast.net>

quoted 3 lines Actually, Todd Terry beat Juno Reactor and David Thrussel (David

>Actually, Todd Terry beat Juno Reactor and David Thrussel (David >Thrussel?!?!) >to those samples by more than 10 years.

I set myself up by saying "it had never been done before," but to clarify: I was referring to the use of a "spaghetti western" motif ('sounds') rather than samples by Morricone. If you have heard the Todd Terry "Dreams..." track (which is pretty awful, btw) then you'll know it's not a spaghetti-western dance track. Obviously, the same goes for Little Fluffy Clouds. While we're on the topic, KLF's "chillout" album has several tracks primarily composed of noodly spaghetti-western type guitar samples (again, not to suggest it's a dance album). <*yawn*> I would be curious if someone can point to a track prior to Pistolero with the same "would be good for a chase scene in 'the Good, Bad and the Ugly' had it been filmed in 2000'" feeling. Anyway, thanks all for the feedback. Still no respone from Pitchfork. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

quoted 7 lines I was referring to the use of a "spaghetti western" motif ('sounds')

>I was referring to the use of a "spaghetti western" motif ('sounds') >rather than samples by Morricone. If you have heard the Todd >Terry "Dreams..." track (which is pretty awful, btw) then you'll know >it's not a spaghetti-western dance track. Obviously, the same goes for >Little Fluffy Clouds. While we're on the topic, KLF's "chillout" album >has several tracks primarily composed of noodly spaghetti-western type >guitar samples (again, not to suggest it's a dance album).

Erasure covered The Good, The Bad And The Ugly as a b-side to one of the singles from The Innocents... I can't say it was good - but it was dance... several steps better is the Acid Horse record on WaxTrax - which was a collaboration between members of Ministry and Richard H. Kirk... --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

----- Original Message ----- From: "Chris Chatham"

quoted 4 lines FROM: seek

> FROM: seek > >Actually, Todd Terry beat Juno Reactor and David Thrussel (David > >Thrussel?!?!) > >to those samples by more than 10 years.

quoted 6 lines I set myself up by saying "it had never been done before," but to

> I set myself up by saying "it had never been done before," but to > clarify: > I was referring to the use of a "spaghetti western" motif ('sounds') > rather than samples by Morricone. If you have heard the Todd > Terry "Dreams..." track (which is pretty awful, btw) then you'll know > it's not a spaghetti-western dance track.

'Dreams' is less of a "spaghetti-western dance track" than is 'The Texican', however either could be termed a "spaghetti-western dance track", *imo*. Juno Reactor ~and~ David Thrussel are both "pretty awful, btw". imo, of course. seek np: Fad Gadget - One Man's Meat --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org