From Rodney Perkins Sent Fri, Sep 18th 1998, 14:40
From Rodney Perkins Sent Fri, Sep 18th 1998, 14:40
The Spooky side of the 10" is mangled drum and bass while the Spectre side has two *slow* sludgey hip-hop tracks w/o vocals. The Spectre tracks hang like fog. Its a good record but not ground breaking. On the Wordsound tip, the new album "Veve" by Equations of Eternity (Laswell, Harris, Bernocchi) smokes. Big hip-hop & funk grooves with dubby bass, ethno-percussion and spooky sounds. The voodoo and occult themes don't hurt either. Its surprisingly energetic and convincing as opposed to some of the recent Laswell side projects. > >While we're on the subject of fucked-up mental hip-hop, how does this >compare to the Spooky (as in DJ) vs. Spectre (Wordsound crew NYC) 10" >that's out now? There's a copy in my local shop but no decks to listen, >wanted an opinion before I shelled out for this one. > >Also, a quickie: Biosphere "Substrata" - did this come out on vinyl as >well, or is it CD only? Thanx. > >____________________________________ >Brock Phillips - xxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.xxx >WXYC 89.3 FM The New Science Experience >Tune in every Sunday night 10-12 AM EST >http://www.wxyc.org for live RA broadcast >Promos, demos, etc. welcome for submission >Email for postal address and details... > >Trade/sale list at the following address - >http://www.unc.edu/~bphil/index.html > > > > "Same rules apply." Rodney Perkins Texas Center for Superconductivity at the University of Houston http://www.uh.edu/tcsuh