From Greg Earle Sent Mon, Sep 14th 1998, 01:19
From Greg Earle Sent Mon, Sep 14th 1998, 01:19
'Way back on Sept. 2nd, xxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx was heard to utter: > In a message dated 98-09-01 23:42:41 EDT, xxxx@xxx.xxx writes: > >>> Just heard No Backup. Wow! love fsck and Explorers We, but this was really >> different in a similiar yet really different way... *great stuff* >> >> And I have a 12" by FM ... is that No Backup (I'm lazy and away right now :) I doubt it. The "No Backup" I have is a CD in a little white sleeve that comes inside an annoying oversized larger blue & white fold-out sleeve. > Indeed, but the truly genius thing is the CD-ROM content of No Backup. > Gorgeous, truly modern surrealism, probably their ultimate statement of > intent! Gotta have a Mac to see it though!! Found my copy buried in the > 'Techno' section at Virgin Burbank ... Heh. Probably the copy I moved over there to begin with - you think you had it bad, I stumbled upon the two copies (bought the other one, obviously) over in the "Rock" section! Like, duh. OnNow: Moving Shadow "98.1" compilation CD ($3.99 new - special at Tower!) - Greg "This is not to say that there is no place for analytical thought in music criticism; just that I think that some criticism seeks to exhibit the cleverness of its author in ways that obscures the putative subject, the music. The technical term for this is 'wanking.'" - Kent Williams on IDM