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Name: O/N
Home Page: www.eraritjaritjaka.com
Member Since: May 06, 2005
Rank: 2521
Average Vote Received: Complete and Correct (4.71, 7 votes)
Rated 381 releases, average: 3.80
Location: West Coast, USA
Profile: Musician and producer.
Discogs Profile: eraritjaritjaka
Music Links: eraritjaritjaka and DJ Salinger
Moderator: since March 2007
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I also moderate a myspace group devoted to the West Coast experimental/noise music scene.
Noise (West Coast)

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Since upgrade to V4 on March 10th, this database is falling apart. The database is neither consistent nor reliable anymore.

Please observe, that I at present take no responsibility for any submission in my name. I have given my submissions a great deal of work, and I will be happy to discuss any mistakes done by me or any proposed improvements, but changes going live immediately makes it impossible for me to keep up.
Salinger's groups (28) 		Reviews:

Bong-Ra - Old-Skool Armageddon - 24-Jun-06 04:31 AM
the a-side features a dance-y synth harmony line as well as
cooing female vocal samples. the beats are some of his most
straighforward, but they totally fit with the uptempo, rave-ish feel of the
track.
the b-side has more adventurous drum programming, and also has a much more laidback
feel due to the slower tempo, dubbier bassline, and the ragga vocal samples, which
feature a nice harmony bit that reminds me of those old lifesaver commercials.
all in all a killer 7".

Bong-Ra - Riddim Wars - 15-Oct-05 09:32 PM
This record has some killer beats! The first track has synth lines that make it the more dancefloor friendly of the cuts, and features pitch-shifting snares and some (not unexpected) ragga vocals. The second track stands out the most, as it is a moody reworking of 'Super Sharp Shooter' by Ganja Kru, with delays on the vocals and beats from beyond. Classikc.

Drumcorps - Rmx Or Die - 14-Oct-05 12:20 AM
An amazing record. Heavy brakecore with some screaming and metal guitar samples....and some great snare sounds. Don't pass this one up.

Also, the track 'Human Shields' is a reworking of the track 'Happy Worker Bees' by the american hardcore punk group Botch.

Nine Inch Nails - Solid Gold Hell - 09-Oct-05 07:48 AM
This cd is generally considered to be one of the worst NIN bootlegs out there.... a waste of money. Just look at the tracklisting; it repeats a number of songs. And the quality is poor even for a live bootleg. This disc is only for the completeist or someone obsessed with the pupative early dance-dustrial days of NIN. (Check out the awful Queen cover! Twice! I wonder why they don't play that one anymore?)

Autechre - We R Are Why - 06-May-05 01:47 PM
If you like mid 90's Autechre, you'll surely enjoy this.
Somewhat reminescent of Tri Repetae (which came out the same year)in style and sound, but definitely a unique work on it's own. Too bad it's hasn't been re-pressed, as it was available only by direct mail order. Oh, well.

If possible, download the versions of this song recorded at
33 1/3 rpm. They really give you a different feel for the tracks.

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