From daniel Sent Fri, Aug 27th 1999, 20:52
From daniel Sent Fri, Aug 27th 1999, 20:52
I was not a fan of not for threes. Lacked any real emotion for me. However, restproof... is a different story. It definitely has more depth. It seems as if plaid learned how to use their machines rather than their machines using them. A definite must have if you have ever enjoyed plaid stylings. I still feel that their remixes for the most part stand above anything they have ever done. Though rest proof comes close to disproving that.... your mileage may vary... tip of the day: picked up Innerzone Orchestra - Programmed. Difficult listening to my ear. Not sure why though. A definite grower. Also, Aril Brikha's new CD is astounding. If your fond of detroit sounds then you need this. -daniel Head Monkey Mad Monkey Records http://monkey.eliteware.com On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, n:h wrote: > > > I second that. Paul if you liked Not for 3's, and use the word 'delicious' > to describe it, then I would say you will really like Restproof. Its one > of my faves for 99, and IMHO has a little more depth than NFT's...and I > loved the first one... > > later > > Nate > > On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, jeff shoemaker wrote: > > > >Re-listening to Plaid's 'Not for Threes', it is such a delicious CD that I > > >am once more considering acquiring 'Rest Proof Clockwork'. The last time I > > >remember there was a flood of negative opinions on this CD. Please indulge > > >me once more with your feelings on this. > > > > i like it. > > > > i like 'not for threes' > > > > i like both. actually, i think i like the new one best. > > > > ymmv. > > > > -jeff > > > > -------------- > > 1642 try 621 > > -------------- > > > > >