From Et Pharmacistic Paradoxia Sent Mon, Jun 8th 1998, 21:08
On Sat, 6 Jun 1998, Che wrote: > On Fri, 5 Jun 1998, Solenoid wrote: > > > Ooooo, if this is the bluish-cover one with them across the bottom edge, > > from about '84 or so, it is highly NOT RECOMMENDED, > > ...unless you have good taste. Solenoid's been listening to too much > Nurse With Wound... That may be true...and so I will add "Fieldwork" 12" EP to your list of reccommendations, not because of the Thomas Dolby A-side collaboration, but because of the musique concrete style 15-min piece on the B-side. It is an instrumental called "Exhibition" that has hard-panned non-synced digital phone tones clicking away in each channel. Similar to "Esperanto" > > NEWSFLASH! ...I just checked some YMO homepages. I once had the > > "Naughty Boys" vocal version, so I've never heard the instrumental > Instrumentals has 3 flags on a blue background. NBI isn't just NB w/o the > vocals - the arrangements are for the most part the same, but the mixes > are different, w/ Bill Nelson's guitar more prominent (a good thing, > really, he plays mostly Ebo guitar on this album). I think it's a very > worthwhile album, and it's a good taste of YMO's music if you don't like > vocals. I'd like to hear this instrumental EP then! The vocals just bug me 80% of the time ON the topic of these artists of the early 80's, I think that yesterday I just gutted out a few of Seattle's better vinyl stores' bins for YMO (1000 knives 12" mint!), Bill Nelson, John Foxx, and german new wave.. BTW, The Der Plan LP I found (mint, $2) was engineered by none other than MIKE INK!! The album doesn't have the year listed, but it looks to be '83-ish. > I think every IDMer owes it to her or himself to check out YMO's > Technodelic & Sakamoto's B2-Unit. From there, I'd recommend BGM & Naughty After the above (except the vocal Naughty Boys), I'm more into the solo Sakamoto stuff from '78-'86, but then I'm all cracked-out on Nurse With Wound, so just ignore me.... Solenoid xxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx <------+