Slater's album Fluids Amniotic under the name Morganistic (Input Neuron, 1994), is a bit of a neglected classic to my ears. "Marbles" still sounds incredibly powerful on the right system no doubt. You can hear the influence of Robert Hood et al. on some tracks, but he invariably does his own jacking minimal thing with it to great effect.
http://www.discogs.com/release/1076 The remix of Kenny Larkin's "Loop 2" he did for R&S deserves special mention as well for its timeless funk & killer strings. http://www.discogs.com/release/25993 --- Wes http://www.soundworker.net On 10/18/06 7:32 PM, "David Gillies" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Cyclone Wehner wrote: >> Luke Slater can be a bit hit or miss for me, but I have to say I always >> loved his Wireless album - some very eerie sounds, very "space >> documentary". I played it last night and enjoyed it. I also enjoyed the >> album before with the song Love. Wondered what/if the essential Slater >> tunes for 313 listees would be? I definitely wasn't feeling his last >> electro project, though I'm not adverse to some of the new pop electro >> (love Kelley Polar, Goldfrapp, etc) > > I'm not a huge Slater fan, but I agree, Wireless is a pretty cool album. > > One of work of his that I really like is The 4 Cornered Room by Luke > Slater's 7th Plain. > > http://www.discogs.com/release/85674
