From Che Sent Tue, Oct 20th 1998, 09:29
From Che Sent Tue, Oct 20th 1998, 09:29
At 05:38 PM 9/28/98 -0500, Jeremy J Graham wrote: >I was looking at a T.Power discogography at >http://www.jps.net/btribble/tpower_discog.html for Self Evident Truth of >an Intuitive Mind. I noticed that it said "US Epic-Dancepool release adds >"Mutant Jazz" as bonus track(?)". Does anybody even know of an American >release of this album, hopefully with that bonus track? If so, where can >I find it? Mutant Jazz is also on Jungle - Sound Of The Underground, on SOUR/Columbia, which I think is a US release. I found it in the used bin, so I'm guessing it's fairly available in the US. Try searching the online stores if you can't find it locally. It also has Natural Born Killaz by Atomic Dog (M. Royal's more dancefloor oriented nom de groove). Does anyone know how many versions of Mutant Jazz there are? Sometimes it's labelled TPower vs. MKUltra, and I'm wondering if that's a different version... >It also mentions a Japanese release with a bonus disc. Does >anybody know about this? Just what's on Bobby's page. I've been meaning to buy it - I figured the Yen was heading towards 200/$, but the $ took an awful beating this week. Recent TPower appearances: Chocolate Weasel remix on Ryuichi Sakamoto's Anger/Grief - this sounds more like TPower than Choc.Weasel to my ears. TPower remix of James Hardway on Cocktails comp. (Recordings Of Substance/Instinct). I was pretty psyched to find this domestic. The track has elements of TPower's drum programming w/o the mad D&B snares. Can't pigeonhole this track - it's different. I like it. Another TPower remix of James Hardway is on his UK only album, Reshuffle & Spin Again . It's called Theo Steps In, & I haven't heard it yet. New TPower track on The Method: Infinite Methods Of Drum & Bass comp. (Emotif). Haven't heard this yet. New TPower track on Chinese Whispers remix comp (Sprawl ). Haven't heard this either. So, it seems that TPower fans are beginning to find out what it's like to be a Plaid or Vibert fan - gobs of money dropped on obscure remixes & compilations. Che