Various – Inkey$ No. 2
| Label: | INKEY$ – No. 2 |
|---|---|
| Format: | Cassette, Compilation, Stereo, C80 |
| Country: | UK |
| Released: | |
| Genre: | Electronic |
| Style: | Experimental, Ambient, Minimal, Berlin-School |
Tracklist
| A1 | Robert Schroder* And Jeanette Emsley– | Inkey$ Intro |
| A2 | Robert Schröder– | Harmonic Decadence (Excerpt) |
| A3 | Robert Schröder– | Interview |
| A4 | Robert Schröder– | Galaxie Cygnus A (Excerpt) |
| A5 | Rüdiger Lorenz– | Promise Of Sigma |
| A6 | Daniel Arfib– | Le Souffle Du Doux (Excerpt) |
| A7 | Klaus Kruger*– | Deutschland |
| B1 | E.S.S.P.– | Untitled (Excerpt) |
| B2 | E.S.S.P.– | Untitled (Excerpt) |
| B3 | E.S.S.P.– | Cold Swarm (Excerpt) |
| B4 | E.S.S.P.– | Untitled (Excerpt) |
| B5 | E.S.S.P.– | Intune With The Yawn |
| B6 | Mark Shreeve– | Assassin (Excerpt) |
| B7 | Carl Matthews– | Elemental Moon (Excerpt) |
| B8 | Ron Berry– | Sea Of Clouds (Excerpt) |
| B9 | Mark Jenkins– | Times Winged Chariot |
| B10 | Dave Townsend (5)– | Inkey$ Jingle |
| B11 | Dennis Emsley– | Inkey$ News |
| B12 | Dennis Emsley– | Inkey$ Competion |
Credits
- Compiled By, Compilation Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By – Dennis Emsley, Jeanette Emsley
- Narrator – Dennis Emsley, Jeanette Emsley
- Photography By [Cover Photo] – Chris Travers (2), Nessie (10)
Notes
The audio magazine was released in a translucent soft plastic case with photocopied multifolded insert. Cassette features b/w stickers on both sides.
The titles indicated on the sleeve are (almost all the time) the titles of the albums featured, Where identified in the narration, proper track titles are listed.
A2 is an excerpt from the very first, but turned down and unpublished album "Harmonic Decadence", recorded in 1978. The full album was only released in 2017 on CD (see Robert Schröder - D.MO Vol.4 (Harmonic Decadence)).
A3 features music from his composition Galaxie Cygnus-A made for the Ars Electronica 1982 as a background for an interview about this project.
A4 is taken from Robert Schröder - Galaxie Cygnus-A.
A5 is taken from Rüdiger Lorenz - Wonderflower.
A6 is taken from Daniel Arfib - Musique Numérique.
A7 is taken from Klaus Krüger - Zwischenmischung.
B1 to B5 are taken from a cassette called "Experiment 144" by E.S.S.P. / Dave Townsend.
B6 was a preview for the then to be released album Mark Shreeve - Assassin.
B7 was a preview for the then to be released album Carl Matthews - Iridescence, misspelt "Irridescence" on the insert.
B8 is taken from Ron Berry - Where Dark Forces Meet.
B9 is especially composed for Inkey$. It was otherwise made public later on CD Mark Jenkins - Analog Archives in 1995 and on vinyl (Mark Jenkins - Analog Archives) in 2014.
The titles indicated on the sleeve are (almost all the time) the titles of the albums featured, Where identified in the narration, proper track titles are listed.
A2 is an excerpt from the very first, but turned down and unpublished album "Harmonic Decadence", recorded in 1978. The full album was only released in 2017 on CD (see Robert Schröder - D.MO Vol.4 (Harmonic Decadence)).
A3 features music from his composition Galaxie Cygnus-A made for the Ars Electronica 1982 as a background for an interview about this project.
A4 is taken from Robert Schröder - Galaxie Cygnus-A.
A5 is taken from Rüdiger Lorenz - Wonderflower.
A6 is taken from Daniel Arfib - Musique Numérique.
A7 is taken from Klaus Krüger - Zwischenmischung.
B1 to B5 are taken from a cassette called "Experiment 144" by E.S.S.P. / Dave Townsend.
B6 was a preview for the then to be released album Mark Shreeve - Assassin.
B7 was a preview for the then to be released album Carl Matthews - Iridescence, misspelt "Irridescence" on the insert.
B8 is taken from Ron Berry - Where Dark Forces Meet.
B9 is especially composed for Inkey$. It was otherwise made public later on CD Mark Jenkins - Analog Archives in 1995 and on vinyl (Mark Jenkins - Analog Archives) in 2014.
Reviews
I'm working through the tape now to identify individual tracks. The tape refuses to play properly even now.- I have found that whereas my hi-fi casette deck cannot play these tapes an old cassette player (in my case a Ferguson from the last century) will play them. I'm yet to test this particular tape but I hope at least to be able to hear them.
- Edited 10 years agoWhile I was entering this cassette into the database I found that my copy of the cassette refused to play. The tape had become sticky. I contacted Mark Jenkins who was horrified to discover that his copy had degraded in the same way. I don't think that any of the other issues of Inkey$ is faulty in this way.
Clogwhistle.
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