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Woody McBride - Interference e.p.

Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Acid
Year:
1993

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Perfect Awareness 5:59
Pulp 6:28
Least Expect It 7:00
Humpback 6:14

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Title, FormatLabelCat#CountryYear
Interference e.p. (12", EP) Drop Bass Network DBN 001 US 1993
Interference E.P. (12", EP, Tra) Drop Bass Network DBN001 US 1993
Interference e.p. (12", EP, Gre) Drop Bass Network DBN 001 US 1993
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Rated 4/5
Review by jazzliscious May 03, 2004

referencing Interference e.p., 12", EP, DBN 001

This and several other Drop Bass records were re-released not too long ago. I would rather have the original colored-vinyl releases, but nobody locally seems to want to get rid of theirs. Can you blame them? For a long-haired average guy out of Milwaukee, WI, Kurt Eckes really turned out some of the best techno being made for a while there. This was a very unique first time out in its day. I had the opportunity to talk to Kurt a couple of years ago and was sure to compliment him on his label. His parties were average to me, especially in his later days, but his label in 1993-1995 was turning out GOOD STUFF! This was the beginning. I've seen not only a clear vinyl of #1, but a green one as well. Or maybe it was orange... Hmmm, I don't quite recall. Either way, there were choices back in the day. A good friend of mine who got me into techno way back in '92 has two different color-vinyl releases and a white-label. Pretty cool. Not all Drop Bass stuff was "hardcore", and for a while hard acid was called "hardcore", but I think hardcore took on a different form when Nasenbluten(?) and Doormouse (among others) turned hardcore away from distorted 303s and 909s and toward Fastracker-based sample-based material. But Drop Bass had the rights first, and I like it!