AFAIK, he used to produce an album together with another guy, whose name I don't know, and they called themselves "Final Cut". They were heavily influenced by an industrial cut-up sound (mills compared it to ministry and revolting cock) and tresor's own Dimitri used to license their lp for Interfish.
Rob: I guess not, but don't really know. for the Mimas-track: it was included as the 11th track on the x-102 cd on tresor, which is n/a by now, but they tend to re-release all their "gems" from time to time. the x-101 was also released as cd, with no additional tracks ;-) als!, x-102 and x-103 both feature cd "bonus" tracks. stefan >>>The scene was all changed like the change in his face...<<<
