From M.A.J. Huffman Sent Tue, Oct 14th 1997, 11:27
From M.A.J. Huffman Sent Tue, Oct 14th 1997, 11:27
At 9:27 am +0100 14/10/97, Simon Walley wrote: > >All the Likemind stuff is pretty amazing - very much in the UK listening >take on the Detroit techno sound. And this is definitely some of the best >examples around (along with early A.R.T. and B12 material). What was LM04 >then? I must've missed that. > LM04 has tracks from Nuron, Elegy and possibly another alias for the same people. Quite nice - one of them a bit more chunky than the usual Likemind. If they/he had only ever released the Tura track from LM03 on a one-sided 10" then their existence would be fully justified. > >Being a lucky bastard, I was able to pick up LM01 and LM02 recently at a >record fair. That was the first time I'd seen them - anyone know now many >copies were pressed of each? > Quite - LM01 is the only one I'm missing. Is that for your smugness gauge? >I was also lucky enough to pick up Stasis' _Circuit Funk_ on Peacefrog, >Stasis' _Point of No Return_ on B12 and a Cemtric 12" on B12. Total OD on >smooth UK techno. > Is the Point of No Return 12" the one with largely similar tracks to the Stasis half of that joint Redcell/Statis CD? The Bedouin Ascent EP on Rising High fits quite nicely into this discussion, I think - at least three of the five tracks, anyway. I can't remember the name right now. Oh yes - whoever mentioned Holger Hiller, I quite agree. Anyone who likes Mouse on Mars should investigate. Someone mentioned the Gerd LP - I got a promo of it for 1.99 at Vinyl Exchange, thinking I couldn't lose out too much at that price. When I listened, I thought I'd been ripped off. adam