From Arthur B. Purvis Sent Fri, Dec 26th 1997, 19:33
From Arthur B. Purvis Sent Fri, Dec 26th 1997, 19:33
> > Nico/Fierce track "Input" is essentially the same track as Panacea's > > "Stormbringer." But to my (totally unbased) knowledge, Chrome01 came out > > long before No-U-Turn existed, given that the Techno Animal singles that > > came POST-Stormbringer have been out for a long ass time and are long out > > of print. > > It would seem to me then, that you've got it backwards, but I could have > > this totally wrong (and thus have never used this argument before now). > > ROTFL some more... > Your 'knowledge' of these labels is a little bassakwards. As I said, I had absolutely no basis/research for my statements, which is why I only mentioned this in the form of a question. > AFAIK, the first Panacea 12", Chrome 6, was put out in 1997. > The EP with 'Stormbringer' was Chrome 7. I was pretty certain Stormbringer was the first Panacea 12". > There is a very interesting story involving nico's trip to the Force-Inc > HQ in Germany to deliver a remix he and Ed Rush were commissioned to do > of Mike Ink's 'Love-Inc' which was never released and later reworked and > became 'torque', and his subsequent conversations with them about the > blatant sampling of many of his tracks by panacea. > I don't have the time or energy to tell the whole thing right now, but > rest assured that Nico was the one who started it, not Panacea. > > In fact, I remember reading a interview with Panacea where he cited his > main influences as Nico and Autechre. Well, I never claimed Panacea started anything, but thanks for the info (though I still think Stormbringer is far better than Input, unfortunately, and it's one of my least favorite Panacea tracks). And if you could, I'd like to hear the stories... I'm always up for embarassing anecdotes.