RE: (313) DEC/ White Elephants

2005-10-31 Thread Lee Herrington
I guess I'm lucky.  I picked up both of those titles in a 'cut-out' bin at
one of the local CD shops.  Lance might be able to speak to this subject.
The store was called My Generation [Westlake, Ohio].  They had a great habit
of moving 20.00 to 26.00 dollar 'electronic' import CD's to the 66% discount
bin on a regular basis.  I think I got Tony Drake in 1997 for 10.00 and DEC
that same year for 11.00 USD.

Cheers,
lrh

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From: fwdthought [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 2:06 AM
To: Ryan
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) DEC/ White Elephants

Ryan,

White Elephants

Yes, I have never even come accross a copy of the original Soundtrack 313 in
my record hunting. It is one of those rare things that you would just love
to see, put your hands on and geek out. (I settled for the Peacefrog
release, Excerpts.) You know what is another elusive disk to come by?
Texture by Tony Drake. (I ultimately found one for about $75).

Best,

Louis

-Original Message-
From: Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Oct 28, 2005 1:18 PM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) DEC

- Original Message -
From: Lance @ Inaudible [EMAIL PROTECTED]
if you dont have his Soundtrack 313 album.

According to Neil, He himself doesn't even have a copy of  Soundtrack 313!
How he managed that one, I have no idea. It's such a hard release to come by
nowadays, too (unless you're willing to pay big money for it)





RE: (313) DEC/ White Elephants

2005-10-31 Thread Lance @ Inaudible
ha! yes My Generation and i go way way way back. back in the mid 80s the
store was located in Bay Village - the community where i grew up. each
week i would save up my allowance and ride my schwinn bantam bike (with
the custom banana) seat 5 miles to My Generation to buy cassettes. Oh
the excitement i would get when i purchased the Judas Priest, Iron
Maiden, UFO, Yes, and Van Halen catalogs...

fast forward a few years... My Generation moved to a neighboring
community and a larger facility but i still spent all my money there.
over the years my purchases changed from hard rock to classic rock to
alternative to alternative dance to electronica/techno/house. i still
remember the employees emploring me to purchase releases from artists
previously unknown to me such as the orb, black dog, carl craig,
model500, basic channel, art of noise, irresistible force, derrick may
and aphex win. without their nudging i may never have developed the
tastes that i have today.

in the past 10 years i didnt shop at My Generation as much because Bent
Crayon had opened and offered much more in the styles i was looking for.
but every six months i would stop by and check out the 'cut-out' bins
that lee refers to for some amazing deals. 

sadly, due to the digital downloading craze, My Generation closed its
doors for good last year. it was sad to see another local institution
close. its employees were longtime friends that help shape my musical
tastes and drain my bank accounts in my early years.

luckily Bent Crayon is still around and delivering the goods. ok,
nostalgia mode off. back to reality... dang it's cold in cleveland
today!  ;)


np: as one - elegant systems (versatile)
 cim - reference (defocus)
 b12 - time tourist (warp)
 black dog productions - bytes (warp) --- a rec my gen made me buy!




 I guess I'm lucky.  I picked up both of those titles in a 'cut-out' bin at
 one of the local CD shops.  Lance might be able to speak to this subject.
 The store was called My Generation [Westlake, Ohio].  They had a great
habit
 of moving 20.00 to 26.00 dollar 'electronic' import CD's to the 66%
discount
 bin on a regular basis.  I think I got Tony Drake in 1997 for 10.00
and DEC
 that same year for 11.00 USD.
 
 Cheers,
 lrh
  

-Lance-
6099 Creekside Lane
North Ridgeville, OH 44039
United States


RE: (313) DEC/ White Elephants

2005-10-31 Thread therealmxyzptlk
Dang you kids - get offa my lawn!!!
If you change the dates to the mid 60s and the purchases to 45s and comics, it 
was me. Not in Ohio, though...


 jeff


 ha! yes My Generation and i go way way way back. back in the mid 80s...


RE: (313) DEC/ White Elephants

2005-10-31 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 You know what is another elusive disk to come by?
 Texture by Tony Drake. (I ultimately found one for about $75)

I have this (vinyl).  Wasn't particularly looking to sell it but someone
offers that for it I think I would!



Re: (313) DEC/ White Elephants

2005-10-31 Thread Lance @ Inaudible
 
 White Elephants
 
 Yes, I have never even come accross a copy of the original Soundtrack
313 in my record hunting. It is one of those rare things that you would
just love to see, put your hands on and geek out. (I settled for the
Peacefrog release, Excerpts.) You know what is another elusive disk to
come by? Texture by Tony Drake. (I ultimately found one for about $75).
 

nice. i think my most memorable white elephant was B12's 'The Prelude,
Pt 1' cd on B12 records for $3.99 at My Generation many many years ago.
speaking of B12, does anybody have any info on whether Mike Golding and
Steve Rutter are ever going to produce music again - either together or
solo?


-Lance-
6099 Creekside Lane
North Ridgeville, OH 44039
United States


Re: (313) DEC/ White Elephants

2005-10-31 Thread David Gillies
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I finally found a copy last year of Soundtrack 313 for about AU$30 in
Sydney.

When it first came out my wife was going to buy it for me (she thought
that I'd like it, she was right, but ahead of herself a year or two),
but for some reason I didn't dig it. Glad I did find it locally though.

Last year I even managed to find a copy of DEC2 on the short lived
Detroit Escalator Co. label! :-D

fwdthought wrote:
 Ryan,
 
 White Elephants
 
 Yes, I have never even come accross a copy of the original Soundtrack 313 in 
 my record hunting. It is one of those rare things that you would just love to 
 see, put your hands on and geek out. (I settled for the Peacefrog release, 
 Excerpts.) You know what is another elusive disk to come by? Texture by 
 Tony Drake. (I ultimately found one for about $75).
 
 Best,
 
 Louis
 
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 From: Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Oct 28, 2005 1:18 PM
 To: 313@hyperreal.org
 Subject: Re: (313) DEC
 
 
- Original Message -
From: Lance @ Inaudible [EMAIL PROTECTED]
if you dont have his Soundtrack 313 album.
 
 
 According to Neil, He himself doesn't even have a copy of  Soundtrack 313!
 How he managed that one, I have no idea. It's such a hard release to come by
 nowadays, too (unless you're willing to pay big money for it)
 


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