From Damon.Fairclough Sent Thu, Dec 5th 1996, 11:12
From Damon.Fairclough Sent Thu, Dec 5th 1996, 11:12
Damon Fairclough 05/12/96 11:11 blipvert @ snider.net writes: >Blech is the only example that I have seen. What are some other examples? >>> Off the top of my head, stuff that you should be able to see fairly easily in any half-decent record emporium... - As someone's already mentioned, virtually all the Orb back catalogue up to Pomme Fritz. - All Autechre releases on Warp. - All LFO releases on Warp. - Polygon Window's 'Surfing On Sine Waves' - Black Dog's 'Bytes' - Nightmares On Wax 'A Word Of Science' - Artificial Intelligence comps. 1 and 2. - PlayStation games Wipeout and Wipeout 2097 (called Wipeout XL in the States, although the American releases don't have DR packaging. They did style the in-game icons and stuff though.) - Pulp's releases between 1992 (when they signed to Warp's indie off-shoot Gift) and mid '95. - Supergrass' 'I Should Coco' - All releases to date by Moloko - The React label's 'True People-Detroit Techno' compilation (also a fair bit of other React stuff) - Some stuff on R+S including Speedjack's 'Surge' and Joey Beltram's 'Classics' Going back in time to some more obscure stuff... - Virtually all releases on Sheffield's FON label, which in many ways was the pre-cursor to Warp. - Releases from Age Of Chance on both FON and Virgin. - Virtually all the original Warp 12 inchers including the 'corporate' lilac styling - And the Warp logo. Of course. Call me sad, call me a trainspotter, call me geek, nerd, nob head, pillock, twat or shit breath. I don't care. This knowledge makes me happy. And I know I'm not alone on this list... Damon. xxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xx.xx