> In the same vein: having missed the Balihu releases when they first > came > out, I picked up pretty much the entire back catalogue when they were > repressed about a month ago (?) and haven't stopped listening to them > since. Danny Wang is a genius.
Truly, and thanks to your tipoff I will now go and complete my Balihu collection. "Let's go, let's go to mars!" > > Tim Jackiw - 'Science of Sound' (Offworld). > One of those records that makes you wonder whether there is any > justice > in the music industry at all. Because of bad distributors and record > shops, this record went virtually unnoticed when it was released in > '97. > A criminal shame, because it's a stunningly beautiful record, an > absolute gem that deserves to be rated alongside 'Kao-Tic Harmony', > 'Icon', 'At Les' and 'Galaxy 2 Galaxy'. I'm not going to stop pushing > this record until it is. Ok, now you've got me all excited. Does this record have the tracks 'Archers' and 'Waves' on it? Because I heard this back in 97, went round to all the record stores in my city, and nobody had even heard of it! Please, fill us in! > Duplex - 'Autosave' (Ground Zero) > Yes, I know it's bad form to list releases on your own label in a top > 10, especially when it's the same week that it's being released, but <praise> Alright alright I'll check it out! And now for my selection: "Art is a division of Pain" by Anthony Rother, as PSI Performer. On Kanzleramt, this is dark, disturbing, and very very good. I liked Simulationszeitalter, but this just takes it to a whole new level, with interesting production and much more varied sounds. -Dave __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/
