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From:
Andrew Bennett
To:
idm
Date:
Thu, 9 Jun 1994 14:08:47 -0400 (EDT)
Subject:
Re: ai2 formats
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Dave States:
quoted 6 lines This "limited edition" stuff is starting to get tedious. I realize it's> This "limited edition" stuff is starting to get tedious. I realize it's > a hype device to ensure that a record makes a big splash on the > oh-so-important UK indie charts in its first week, but it contributes > to the collector-skum mentality and trainspotting. Besides, "Maritime" > is one of the best tracks on AI2, and it seems a shame that anyone > who hesitates a bit before buying the record won't get it.
I agree completely. But if Wax Trax releases *ALL* the various AI2 tracks on 2 cds, I *swear* I'll never bad mouth them again. However, the June URB magazine indicates on page 51 reports the following: "Scott Taves has just left a four year career as A&R Director at Wax Trax records to start a futuristic label that's part of the Reactor interactive game company. Scott is responsible for The Artificial Intelligence Series, Autechre, and the Ethno Techno compilation, all for Wax Trax." I assume by 'responsible', they mean not in releasing them initially, but bringing them to the States. Didn't someone (Pete Ashdown maybe?) report once that he/she got a fax indicating that the entire Warp back catalog was being re-issued domestically? Andrew -- (c) 1994, Andrew Bennett abennett@phoenix.aps.muohio.edu