From Lance C McGannon Sent Wed, Oct 28th 1998, 02:53
At 06:36 PM 10/27/98 -0800, you wrote: > >Yes I was refering to Repeat - Canada. I thought it was a bit of a let >down after the Lilt-A single (with the great Stasis remix) and the >Repeat LP. I agree the tracks were abstract. Perhaps too abstract for >what I wanted to buy. I was really excited about buying Canada, but >after hearing it I passed on it > The Lilt-A remixes on A13 were good and it definitely in a different style than the Canada. >Speaking of Pure Plastic, I have always wanted to get Pure Plastic 05. >I have one of the tracks from that ep on the Fake Fruit and Horrible >Shoes comp (that's the right name isn't it). Does Ed Handley do all >the songs on that ep? And if so, how are they? I wish Ed Handley would >do more Balil releases! > The Pure Plastic 05 12" has two tracks. The a-side, called Nine Open, was produced by Ed Handley. The b-side, called Endless Filters was produced by Mark Broom, DaveHill & Tim Edwards. Both tracks on this ep appear on the Pure Plastic comp cd called "Fake Fruit & Horrible Shoes." >Since you mentioned Paul Mac, who is he? I have picked up his two 12"s >on Fragmented, they were both good. My favorite track was Yellow Deal! >That track reminded me of Carl Craig. Do you know of any other >releases that have tracks like that. > Paul Mac is Paul Mac but he also records as Herman Funker III, Jorge Zamacona, Stimulus, Quentin Garlic, and Huburtus Krantz. Paul records in several different styles of music including jazzy techno, minimal techno and downtempo lounge tracks. Paul records for a number of different labels including Fracture, Fragmented, Stimulus, and Mosaic. My favorite Paul Mac releases (and ones that would be in the style you're looking for: . Quentin Garlic: Independent Order of Oddfellows 12" (Fracture) . Paul Mac: Outerspace Obsessive 12" (Fracture) . Herman Funker III: Extra Time 12" (Stimulus) . Paul Mac: Old School Former Pupil cd (Fragmented) -->-Lance--- p.o. box 450715 westlake, ohio 44145 united states