From Kiya Babzani Sent Wed, Jan 28th 1998, 21:23
> Autechre's Radiomix (Warp promo)...some THOUGHTS: > [QUESTIONS LATER] > > Track 4: ? > nice atmospheric percussion which remind me a lot > of "bronchusix" on invisible soundtracks (leaf), > but of course -- it's not the same track. this is the remix they did a while back that for some strange reason not many people noticed. it was for a artist named slowly on instinct records and the track was called "on the loose" > [after the sample from some 'movie'] > > Track 5: Gescom - Snackwich (remix) > not positive if this is, in FACT, a remix of said > Skam classic, but it does start out with that > infamous Snackwich intro. but then it gets injected > with some pure funk flava, mad-ass-breakbeats, and > some drill'n'breakneck for good measure. totally > funky vibe to this one. how could this be a remix > of anyone else? listening to the sounds more closely you can tell it's almost completely derived from that skam 12" with snackwich and mag. > Track 6: ? > whoah sir! the B+B camp kicks it on LOW frequency for > this one. major bass/dub/drone work underneath the > usual clatterish percussion. the bass just soaks you > kind of like the way andrea parker's does. heavy stuff. > but then, of course, there's some lyrics that muzzled: > "take me baby. take me now. take me to the edge of > exposure." then "come to me baby. come to me." > quite a drowning experience. very nice though.is THIS: the whole track is based around that vocal sample above which is a older jimi tenor track named take me baby, im guessing it's a remix they did that was never released, or not yet anyway... the rest of the mystery tracks on the radiomix are still a mystery, never been released, they sound like tracks that never made it on their albums, because they don't really have that "autechre remix sound' it might sound strange but all their remixes have a special feel to them as opposed to their own original works... -kiya np:the sound of 7 copy machines warming up