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Name: Gabor Suki
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Rated 301 releases, average: 4.50
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DJ ESP - The EarthWorm Sings - 08-Oct-08 09:14 AM
There are many facets to Woody Mc Bride's career, but back when it counted, if it was the hard stuff you fancied, Woody wasn't just the king of US psychotic acid, but indeed potentially THE king of the hard acid sound next to a handful of our favourite German purveyors of the industrial edge of the little TB's talents.
The argument about that rages on and will continue to do so, but when you hear this record, all of that fades to nothing and the SOUND engulfs you and does things to your mind, right at the lizard brain core where the seat of our emotions as homo sapien's resides, that changes how you perceive music as a whole.
You cannot help but be changed by this record if you were one of us who heard this blasting out of a multi-K sound system taking prisoners of those who fell under it's spell. A spectrum analysis of the harmonic content of this record is a sight to behold: the magic is right there encoded into those narrow little grooves.
Only 'Hidden' on Labworks he released as 4D is better, but played one after the other, all that noise suddenly starts making sense...
A comment on this vinyl: side A of this release is quieter than side B, however it is the same with the black vinyl "repress", and overall the quality of the softer marbled vinyl suits the noisy elements of this recording better than the black. If you can get one, the brown one is the one you want, if you can't - get what you can find.
Good luck on your hunt.
Fierce Ruling Diva - Rubb It In (Remixes) - 02-Nov-03 05:54 PM
Now this is rather interesting, as I didn't even know it existed until I saw this record.
The weird thing is that I've actually heard the 'Absolute Modulation' mix out back when I was a young whippersnapper, but never knew what it was, or that it was a remix of 'Rubb It In'
Bloody awesome - that's all I can say about that mix, propably the best remix of any track I have heard, it's quite different to the original - true Techno, it doesn't get much better than this.
If you happen to find this record kicking around, just get it - you wont regret it.
Fierce Ruling Diva - Rubb It In - 02-Nov-03 05:47 PM
The notes refer to the white label, as the copy I own DOES have info on the label, with the label logo and everything. This will propably be the version that you see, should you be fortunate enough to see/get one.
The FRD Subtopia mix is very good, being a "hardcore" version of the title track. It's basically a stripped down version with a BIG 909 kickdrum and hard processing on the Stab - Excellent.
All up, the original is still the best though, bringing back fond memories to those who were lucky enough to have heard this track out, back in the day in '91 :)
...you'll get the shock of your life...
Boards Of Canada - 09-Oct-03 07:05 AM
BOC is much as any other IDM group: nice music, but I wouldn't replace my Stockhausen records with them.
While I can consistently come back and hear new things in the pioneering electronic-music works of the classical fraternity, once you have heard BOC, AFX, etc you have essentially heard the entirety of their work - after all, it is MELODY-based music made to a certain formula with no attempt at trying to invent or research new frontiers in electro-acoustics, no matter how difficult to listen to, or understand, the end result may be.
Nice stuff, but it will not end up in the Cambridge Dictionary Of Music.
Nights Of Pan, The - Into The Great White Light - 07-Aug-03 10:37 AM
A Night On E --> 26:45 minutes of continually evolving tangerine-techno soundmobiles.
A complete mindfuck and a seminal blueprint of modern psychedelic dance music.
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