From Edward A Nilges Sent Tue, Oct 14th 1997, 19:06
From Edward A Nilges Sent Tue, Oct 14th 1997, 19:06
No, to me, the RubJon is somehow completely unique. All the timbres seem to
be of a pleasing color, the melodies are from somewhere else, and the
stop-start breaks are strange too. Are they Latin? I dunno.
And yes the snare rushes are beautifully orchestrated.
Ed
last non-idm joint smoaked: Stereolab/Transient Random Noise Bursts
w/Announcements
At 06:41 PM 10/14/97 +0100, you wrote:
>Brock Suter wrote:
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>> Edward A Nilges wrote:
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>> > np: Rubber Johnny (what makes this record so awesome?)
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>> It's the snare rushes?
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>> Buzztttzztztztztztztztzt...
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>No.... Its Aphex twin and Squarepusher that make it so great.....
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>Steve
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>/k/./F/
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as you choose!"
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