From dj.mercenary Sent Fri, Dec 18th 1998, 22:57
From dj.mercenary Sent Fri, Dec 18th 1998, 22:57
I'm gonna have to disagree on one point here, i utterly dont like the R. devine(trapzoid) remix at all, half the sounds in the remix are from his schema 12", as well as his remix on the C de Luca 12" is just one of his tracks that he literally slowed down and changed some samples....i love all the other stuff he does...just think he is pretty wack as a remixer. as for the whole rest of the tb12, i'm glad to hear that eveyone on the list is finally catching on to what seven pointed out to me that this is really only 12 remixs of one track and is not meant to be listened to in the same context as an album, each track should be considered individually. BTW, go pick up the new Heinrich at Heart CD, its Panacea meets Plaid. -----Original Message----- From: Aaron S Michelson <asm2+@andrew.cmu.edu> To: xxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx <xxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> Date: Friday, December 18, 1998 3:37 PM Subject: (idm) Fila Flatbush Project >Excerpts from mail: 18-Dec-98 Re: (idm) East Flatbush Pro.. by eric >xxxx@xxxx.xxx >> i got really fatigued listening to this all the way through, but then i >> realized that it's 12 remixes of one song by mostly techno-oriented >> artists, so the repetition factor is extremely high. taken as individual >> bits, the tracks are a good try at weirded-out rap. some are more >> adventurous than others to be sure, but i'll have to keep an eye peeled >> for the ninja vinyl, because a second copy of this can make the whole deal >> prit-near exquisite. > >Some of the remixes are a bit err flat, but the Squarepusher, Phoenicia >and Trapezoid mixes all brilliant. I kind of wish Fila Brazillia had >been brought in on this project though.... :) > >And speaking of Fila Brazillia, more remix spotting: Sven Vath's new >single, Fusion/Scorpio's Move (12" on Ultra Records) has two Fila >Brazillia mixes on the b-side of Fusion. Their recent remix for >Irresistable Force's Nepalese Bliss is even cooler. > >Aaron >