Moodymann is notorious for doing the single sided record. I'd agree with the rest of the crew here - I quite like the idea of an absolutely excellent track all by itself, plenty of pressing space for some fat bass. If the song is good enough, that's all that matters. Also, i like to think of it as a concept thing - don't clutter up a record with filler - just give us your best shot.
On the other hand, I've been told that the kdj on moods / grooves isn't actually that good (I guess when you compare it to other moodyman stuff). I'll still hear it for myself, if mike grant decides to repress the sucker. I'm loving all these represses of theo / kdj etc that are out... picked up the three chairs with kdj, theo and rick wilhite. The moodymann track on there - Gawdamn!!!! An absolutely killer. On 5 Mar 00, at 15:42, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > << however, I get the feeling that when an artist releases an EP with > only two tracks on it that a) they don't have any other material or > b)they're trying to cash in! or both! > > Am I right? > >> > > Nomenclature aside, I'd rather buy a 12" w/ 2 loud, fat-ass tracks > than a 4-song EP where only one or two of the tracks are any good. > We've all been there (and I've probably put a few out). > > a. > > PS. Assuming anyone on the list actually listens to techno anymore, > the new Sender Berlin remix EP on Tresor is a motherfucker. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com
