Proper martin. And as much as I loooove the theo/moody/house/disco convo here. The real reason that I pay attention to this list is because of the variety (and smart asses:). I'd miss martin's tips as much as I'd miss anyone's. sorry I haven't had much to say about new records lately, just been getting lots of older stuff from my dealers (my boy hutch from SF just sent me a pack of amazing stuff but it's older so I didn't mention it <cough> shake on m&g<cough> took him six months tho). I'm stoked about all the new stuff out though and would love to hear more about that instead of what mistakes people want to hear more of (which is a weird concept, isn't the beauty of mistakes that they weren't sought after?).
So, as a half walleted attempt at a contribution, there was one he sent me that I didn't remember ever seeing. It was on philpot, by Jackmate. trax are tesla and chem. One is a regular minimal looper, the other side though is super hot deep techno. I won't go into it too deep because I have the feeling most have heard it and there might have even been a buzz about it. From 2000 I think. Hot. But not new. So...sorry. 'sall I got unless you want to hear about the cinema dub monks or some uber hot disco. So..yeah...keep the techno-electro-house-disco coming yall. Peace. Kamal K. Stoddard Turner Broadcasting Systems > -----Original Message----- > From: Martin Dust [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2005 3:44 PM > To: 313@hyperreal.org > Subject: Re: (313) Other things I haven't really seen mentioned: > > > > > On Jul 7, 2005, at 9:47 AM, Martin Dust wrote: > >> DMX Crew - Collapse Of The Wave Function Vol. 4 and 5 Top electro > >> with a hint of retro, served with a dash of humour across two 12"s > > > > Maybe this is better fodder for LD but it's nice to see > some Electro > > mentioned ... > > No way, after all the Theo/Moody stuff you guys put me thru > you can expect more of this sh1t from me ;) > > Cheers > Martin > > >
