From grav Sent Thu, Mar 12th 1998, 04:58
From grav Sent Thu, Mar 12th 1998, 04:58
with the complaints about low content and too much forsale (i am guilty of that) here is something to read before you go to bed (if that's after midnight est) ;) : Max Tundra 1. Children At Play 12.55. 2. Clive's Folly 12.11. WAP101CD 1. starts out with a funky guitar loop with various effects and then an awesome effect that this cd does a few times for transitions: it begins to fake skip on a part of a loop and then turns that skipping into a completely different type of song... after changing, becomes a alternating distorted/undistorted breakbeat stuff with funky bass and guitar stuff.. very energetic. people compared this to squarepusher before and i slightly agree this time..the breakbeat isn't quite as crazy as his usually is, but it sometimes is, and the funk is there.. excellent production.. the track gains momentum nicely.. after a bit we have the guitar loop singled out and an annoying but bearable lead comes in vibratoing and all that only for about 10-20 seconds.. again they make a new section of the song by retrigging parts of the beat very quickly.. when i saw 2 tracks at 12 mins i thought they may be boring, using the same beat & notes and all that over and over, but this is greatly varied.. many ideas in one song. anyway, after some chaotic stuff then we finish with some more retrigging drums and then some peaceful synth stuff takes over at the end of the track. 2. cool fast drum loop with some electro/bleepy bits in it.. just a bit of distortion.. makes me think of maybe autechre or older muziq but a bit faster than usual.. they are varying it subtly, nicely.. this track changes ideas and structure over the course of it too.. weird electro-ish and after a few minutes it has become 4/4 and then they incorporate some breakbeats and then around 6 mins slower electronic bleepy stuff.. then turns into slow funky stuff around 7.5 mins.. picks back up with some crazy distorted, flanged breakbeat stuff after a bit.. definitely recommend. not if you like very structured songs tho because these go all over the place, but smoothly, and don't necessarily ever come back to where they were.. a very cool exploration. c.g .. an annoying message will probably follow. stupid program _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]