From robert.merlak Sent Fri, Jan 16th 1998, 14:42
From robert.merlak Sent Fri, Jan 16th 1998, 14:42
>How do you rate it against the other Pork stuff ie Fila's "Black Market >Gardening", Baby Mammoths "10,000 Years" and Heights Of Abraham's >"Electric Hush"? I haven't heard 1st one and 3rd one that you mentioned above, but I have Baby Mammoths "10,000 Years" , and Akotcha 'Sound Burger' is much better IMO. In fact it is my best Pork release so far, it's like Push Button Objects meets Uriel thing, funkeeeeeeeeee It's not that serious funk for a dirty world, get the point ? :-) >Well, I think Electric Hush by Heights of Abraham is one of the best LPs >of all, and there's not much like it about. Really great! I have Heights of Abraham 'Humidity', I think it's their debut. It brilliant piece of work, easy listening, morning-lazy-get-up-jazzy thing. This one is released in 1993, and features that old tDR design, pretty much in vain of 1st N.O.W on Warp (warpCD4), of course I meant design, not music... I must get hold of Electric Hush CD. When is it released ? Can somebody point me out where I might find it...thanks >Jon Logan <xxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx> > >> Well, I too adore Pork, and my favorite album is 10,000 years beneath the >> street by Baby Mammoth. All of baby's efforts since haven't lived up to >> the brilliance of 10,000 years, but are nonetheless nice listens. > >"10,000 years" is the least favourite Pork CD I own, so I didn't >investigate the others. It's still pretty good though.. I have their 'One...Two...Freak' album and it's great, better than "10,000 years.." , imo. It's more innovative than "10,000 years..." and it's superb for all of you tech-jazz heads out there.... >Yeah, they're great, although I only own Black Market Gardening. I >should get some others, definately. I don't have this one you have. When is it released ? I have only those two CDs by Fila : FILA BRAZILLIA "MESS" pork031CD '96 FILA BRAZILLIA "LUCK BE A WIERDO TONIGHT" pork045CD '97 And both of those two are brilliant, so I really must get 'Black Market Gardening' . bye rob