From daniel Sent Fri, Apr 2nd 1999, 05:32
From daniel Sent Fri, Apr 2nd 1999, 05:32
For the record MMR has no affiliations with vinyl comm. Our comp is only similar as far as the fact that we both feature vinyl comm artists. When was the last time your heard a jeff mills style techno track on a vinyl comm. cd or a fax style ambient track on an vinyl comm cd? I am not against vinyl comm (like them quite a bit) but I don't want to give anyone the wrong impression of what mmr is about. MMR is not about any one sound (listen to the RA and you will notice that right away) sorry to be an ass but the person who posted is giving the wrong impression. I enjoy crticism but only when it is informed. I have worked very hard to make this a reality and I don't want anyone to misrepresent what this is about. -daniel Head Monkey Mad Monkey Records On Thu, 1 Apr 1999, Jason J. Tar wrote: > >just had a chance to listen to the full mad monkey comp > >in realaudio at the cognition site, and i just wanted to > >give some props to one of the most varied and interesting > >comps i think i've heard in a long time. quality stuff. > > > Did you mean to say the Vinyl Comm promotional disc??? [J/K--though I did > notice that about 50% of the tracks on there are by current or future Vinyl > Communications acts...Ariel, Disc, Kid 606, Lesser, Personae...] > If you liked what you heard there, you should check out the VC label. > www.vinylcomm.com > > --- > Peace Hugs and Unity Jason J. Tar > W. W. J. D? > (What would Jason Do?) > http://pilot.msu.edu/user/tarjason > xxx@xxxxxxxx >