In your original post, you write: "The label name KMS works well using the letter k especially in caps, it's a nice short abbreviated word, the letter k is not being used as a clever substitution in a word."
therefore, "it works" because those are his initials, and for no other reason-- regardless of whether or not it reflects proper "design aesthetics." Matthew -----Original Message----- From: spw [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 3:47 PM To: 313 Subject: Re: (313) Richie Hawtin "k" on 6/13/03 1:06 PM, Matthew Mangold at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > KMS stands for, "Kevin Master (Reese) Saunderson" > > Matthew I know KMS stands for his enittials that's why I wrote "abbreviated word" on 6/13/03 1:13 PM, Garrett McGrath at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > the name of Mills' new label is 6277. the artist on the first release is > Elektrabel. jeff didn't copy anything cuz it aint his name. thanks for clarifying, I geuss this the label Jeff was setting up for new artist. > maybe he just kan't spell. :-) clever sarcasm aside my spelling isn't the greatest but one of my interest is graphic design and modernist style fonts, looking at words the letter k stands out like a sore thumb I think Plastikman looks better with a c as in plastic man (lower case) of course this is just my subjective opinion, of course I also do not ike the font Richie Hawtin likes to use for his label. No offence to Richie Hawtin, I'll offer my services to redesign the Plus 8 label. on 6/13/03 2:34 PM, The REAL Mxyzptlk at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > maybe he just kan't spell. :-) > > jeff > At 01:33 PM 6/13/2003, you wrote: >> Nah, Rich's stole the use of the letter k from Aliester Crowley. >> >> magic = magick >> Jeff Mills copied Richie >>> Hawtin's use of the letter k for his new label.> > > ========= > >> Alan Oldman also uses the letter k with his label Pure Sonik records. > > ========= > >>> >>> the word is in German context and has symmetrical properties. >>> The label name KMS works well using the letter k especially in caps, it's a >>> nice short abbreviated word, the letter k is not being used as a clever >>> substitution in a word. > =========
