From Et Pharmacistic Paradoxia Sent Fri, May 1st 1998, 18:28
From Et Pharmacistic Paradoxia Sent Fri, May 1st 1998, 18:28
You are just stuck on the fact that you think their R-8 is too obvious,
like you griped about years ago when it came out. This LP isn't about
ultra-clever programming, it is about a very positive and solid Detroit
soundtrack to a post-industrial future. It ain't a good LP to pick apart
for what gear made it, because it doesn't have any clever magic, just
beautiful tracks.
I'm the person looking to trade it, and I'm only willing to do so to get
toward attaining some great old Bill Nelson (instr-synth tracks), who I
know you respect, so help me out here CHE!! ;-)
Solenoid
On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Che wrote:
> On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Britton-James wrote:
>
> > > B12 - "Electro-Soma" (MINT original colored vinyl 2xLP on Warp Rec)
> >
> > Anybody know anything about this release. How does it sound?
> >
>
> Detroit techno wannabee with kinda boring beats - they didn't seem to have
> any concept of how to program dynamics into their Roland digital drum
> machine (what was it, an R70? I haven't heard it in years). Of course,
> since it's in Warp's "Artificial Intelligence" series, it seems to be
> regarded as a must-have on this list. I think the Soma in the title was
> more true than intended. It puts me to sleep.
>
>
> Che
>
>
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