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Name: Bill C.
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Member Since: Mar 21, 2004
Rank: 165
Average Vote Received: Needs Minor Changes (3.33, 3 votes)
Rated 11 releases, average: 4.18
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Profile: Industrial, ambient, death metal.
Seller Rating: 100.0% positive (16 ratings)

Buyer Rating: 100.0% positive (4 ratings)

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Reviews:

Trauma (3) - 22-Jul-08 09:56 AM
Trauma is an excellent electro/ambient group from Germany, which is a side-project of Girls Under Glass. I'm not as big a fan of the third album, but the first two are simply wonderful and give me chills sometimes listening to them. I especially like their "cover" of Kraftwerk's Radioactivity. It was funny how I heard about Trauma; I was reading a magazine a long time ago and it had an ad from Machinery which compared Trauma to Clock DVA. Well, no brainer then, since DVA is great. I don't see much of a comparison since the music is mostly instrumental, but excellent nontheless.

Jet Chamber - The Jet Chamber Collection - 27-Oct-07 02:28 PM
An excellent release for those who can't afford hundreds of $$$ to buy the originals on Ebay. My only gripe is that Jet Chamber 1 is one long track, instead of being split into parts like the rest of them. I just used Cool Edit Pro to split the file on my hard drive and it works out. Great great music from two excellent producers of ambient/electronic music. The original Jet Chamber releases on FAX are long out of print and impossible to get a hold of without being willing to spend large sums of money on. This release lets you have it all for a fraction of the cost in high quality mp3 format for a fraction of the cost. Highly recommended.

Portion Control - Archive - 06-Oct-07 01:26 PM
It took me awhile to save up for this mammoth collection, but it was well worth every pain. This is a must-have for every electronic music fan who missed on out Portion Control the first time around. Every release they put out on vinyl from 1981-1988 is remastered here. Aside from the collection that came out in the mid-90s called "The Man Who Did Backward Somersaults", 90% of these tracks have never been released on CD before. For fans of the newer Portion Control, this release is an excellent starting point to the music of their youth and, without a doubt, a virtual history guide to electronic music in the 1980s.

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