Fred is a brilliant techno producer and live act. His discography is far more comprehensive than listed in here, but not even he himself has a comprehensive release list of all his recordings. While his former band Psychic TV is said to have invented the term and the style "acid house" then this is Fred´s work. His releases do not seem to get boring or repeat themselves, also there´s a huge list of collaborations he´s done (r. hawtin, c. lekebusch, just to name a few). and - for me - the most important point of all: fred shows much humour, in real life as well as in his releases. a highlight surely was his release "R. U. Xperienced" as Careese & Sickmob, where he covered the Jimi Hendrix classic. The vocals were done by a little girl (one of the daughters of Genesis P-Orridge), and now imagine this girl voice singing: "Are you experienced? Have you ever been experienced? Well i am." - That´s what i meant with humour and thats what makes Fred so great.

Once more a release that is closely connected to Psychic TV. Chatterly & Schiessl were involved in some of the late PTV-Releases, and Fred Giannelli also was member of Psychic TV. Chatterly & Schiessl also released some records as "Yum Yum" on Sperm records.

Ever wondered, why the Telepathic releases are numbered "PSI 001", "PSI 002"... etc.? Solution is simple: turn the record around and the "PSI" will make a perfect "lsd". What a great way to declare the "acid" house style.

Fred Giannelli, founder of Telepathic label, must have had a pain after leaving Psychic TV in anger, where he was involved for a couple of years. So small wonder his first release on his own label is entitled "PTV painkiller".