From Arthur B. Purvis Sent Tue, Jan 27th 1998, 03:29
From Arthur B. Purvis Sent Tue, Jan 27th 1998, 03:29
> does anyone have any pictures or info about > the instrument stapleton used to create sililoquoy > for lilth (instanty one of my favorite albums)? was > it a wind/strings/blah blah. I could be totally off the mark here, but isn't SFL the album he (in theory, anyways) built instruments for and then immediately destroyed them? Or am I think of some kind of destruction of master tapes after something was recorded? > np. luke vibert 'big soup' (wow. this record is gooood) Wells, while I usually agree with you, I feel the need to say that this album bored me to tears. I could literally not find a full two minutes of remotely interesting/grooving music on the entire record, and I listened to it 30-40 times (no recollection, however; I was so bored after the first minute and a half I usually stopped paying attention by accident). Something that is a bit like Big Soup but much better would be the Slotek record on Wordsound. Like Big Soup in that it's got some strange elements and panning and whatnot, but it's a _lot_ stranger, the beats are better, the bass rocks, and, in short, it's amazing (but what else could one expect from an album not only on Wordsound but by an ex New Kingdomer?). I was listening to NWW - Sylvie and Babs... when I read this email, and I really, really, really think you should run out and buy it. --- the humble abbott arthur purvis set his hand hereto