-----Original Message----- From: Jason Birchmeier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 313@hyperreal.org <313@hyperreal.org> Date: Thursday, 11 May 2000 14:26 Subject: [313] old tresor albums by detroit artists
>Recently I found Blake Baxter's "Dream Sequence" CD for $6 at Record Time in >Ferndale. As the second release in the Tresor catalog, it's a pretty >nostalgic listen. I was far too young in '92 to be rocking out to that >stuff, but the music sounds pretty dated now. I'm wondering how fresh this >release was back in the day... > while some of it might be dated i still like"dark basse" the Fowlkes /3mb rekid was good imo(esp 2d3k,(b3 on dtrt side) probably my fav Fowlkes thing(w "time to expres"&"liquid disaster" coming 2nd&3rd) >P.S. It was kind of cool to hear Baxter's song "The Warning." When I first >heard it, I thought "wow, he's sampling Grooverider's track as Codename John >also called "The Warning." Then thought logically and realized it was the >other way around. i think they both sampled this from: Logics - The Warning on strictly Rhythm,A classic! >Cool to think that Grooverider was rocking out to early Detroit techno actualy the first rekid of his that i have from 1990(fabio&grooverider) is a break/bleep remake of 808 state's - cubik,more lfo then detroit! e,r
