On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, electric seth wrote:
i've wondered this couple of times but if one listens carefully the red planet series and mad mike records, they do sound quite different. the red planet sound is a bit "hollow" then again mike has a bit "fatter" sound. of course different studios are enough for this but i don't think that mad mike is martian. but who knows. final frontier ep on UR has one track that has identical drum patterns to base station 303 on Red Planet 5. so who knows... sakke > U.R. 29 Dark Energy, Pennington's finest IMHO > I'm not sure it can really be called a 'red planet' EP, as it's only mixed > by the Martian, all tracks are produced by James Pennington or UR. > > I was always inclined to believe that the Martian was Mike Banks and this > record kind of suggests that; > but then perhaps not, I mean if mike wanted his martian persona to remain > anonymous, then why put the record out on his label? > although maybe that's just a really good cover story and he really is the > martian. > but then the martian could be trying to throw suspicion onto Mike Banks > and... > > if a man who lies all the time says "I am lying".... > > Seth > > > >First of all, The Martian is guy behind Red Planet and not Mike Banks. Mike > >always denies he is the Martian. But there is a Red Planet EP released on > >UR. It's the double pack with Suburban Knight, i think it was UR36 but i'm > >not 100 % sure about this. > _____________________________________________________________________________________ > Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
