RE: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-15 Thread Sebastien Dalphond
>>From hardwax:

Soundhack 03  D EP @ EUR 10,00 | #37597
Soundkit: EP

Soundkit refers to the track characteristics of the eight tunes included
here. Every track is carefully arranged with all its edits and breaks we all
do love since the first Soundhack has been released. Soundkit extends the
Soundhack toolbox for the skilled DJ and makes the potentials of wild mixing
actions grow exponentialy! Simply a must have!

poussinfrais

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Sebastien Dalphond
Lead R&D - Hybride

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aha, i'll have to look out for it.

i've never seen it at hardwax?

Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:

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huh? i've never seen this one!

what's it like? dico cut up or disco drill?


its typical soundhack disco cutup stuff. i always play the A2 cut,
very funky.

tom


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Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-15 Thread ha




aha, i'll have to look out for it.

i've never seen it at hardwax?

Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:

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huh? i've never seen this one!

what's it like? dico cut up or disco drill?

  
  
its typical soundhack disco cutup stuff. i always play the A2 cut,
very funky. 

tom 


andythepooh.com


 
   

  





Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-15 Thread Thomas D. Cox, Jr.
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From: ha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>huh? i've never seen this one!
>
>what's it like? dico cut up or disco drill?

its typical soundhack disco cutup stuff. i always play the A2 cut,
very funky. 

tom 


andythepooh.com


 
   


Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-15 Thread ha

huh? i've never seen this one!

what's it like? dico cut up or disco drill?

Gerald wrote:

i remember almost buying an album a couple of years ago. the reason 
why i didn't buy it was the pressing was cr*p. i think it's this one 
http://www.discogs.com/release/68450
music was good but the vinyl was so thin and the grooves on the record 
were so fine and packed tightly together that it skipped. it's too bad 
cuz i really like their stuff and i have almost all of their other 
releases.


G

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To: "Thomas D. Cox, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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how *I* remember it, NO u.s. distributors were carrying them. not 
watts. not syntax. not nemesis. none of them.



we (record time, late 90's) always got our sales copies via hardwax. 
and i was always told that was the ONLY way to get them, because 
thats how

hardwax wanted it.


and as far as i know, theyve been out of print for quite some time.


if they arent out of print, spend some money at hardwax. theyre a great
store and more than deserving of your support. even if i costs you a 
few extra bucks. the records in question (MMM 1 & 2, errorsmith 1 & 
2, soundstream, smith & hack LP, etc) are worth 3 times what youre 
going to get charged anyhow.




derek.







On Mon, 14 Mar 2005, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:


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they used to be distributed in the states. i bought all my sound hack
records at temple records in new york.  i'm thought they would


have come


through watts. but i guess it could have been from prime in the uk.



i know they used to be, i just dont think anyone is stocking them
now. which seems so wrong on so many levels. i dont remember the
prime stickers being on any of my friends' copies. maybe it was
nemesis? though that doesnt exactly make sense either.

tom


andythepooh.com










Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-15 Thread Gerald
i remember almost buying an album a couple of years ago. the reason why i 
didn't buy it was the pressing was cr*p. i think it's this one 
http://www.discogs.com/release/68450
music was good but the vinyl was so thin and the grooves on the record were 
so fine and packed tightly together that it skipped. it's too bad cuz i 
really like their stuff and i have almost all of their other releases.


G

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From: "Derek Plaslaiko." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "Thomas D. Cox, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Monday, March 14, 2005 11:03 PM
Subject: Re: (313) sound stream record









how *I* remember it, NO u.s. distributors were carrying them. not watts. 
not syntax. not nemesis. none of them.



we (record time, late 90's) always got our sales copies via hardwax. and i 
was always told that was the ONLY way to get them, because thats how

hardwax wanted it.


and as far as i know, theyve been out of print for quite some time.


if they arent out of print, spend some money at hardwax. theyre a great
store and more than deserving of your support. even if i costs you a few 
extra bucks. the records in question (MMM 1 & 2, errorsmith 1 & 2, 
soundstream, smith & hack LP, etc) are worth 3 times what youre going to 
get charged anyhow.




derek.







On Mon, 14 Mar 2005, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:


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they used to be distributed in the states. i bought all my sound hack
records at temple records in new york.  i'm thought they would

have come

through watts. but i guess it could have been from prime in the uk.


i know they used to be, i just dont think anyone is stocking them
now. which seems so wrong on so many levels. i dont remember the
prime stickers being on any of my friends' copies. maybe it was
nemesis? though that doesnt exactly make sense either.

tom


andythepooh.com









Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-15 Thread Derek Plaslaiko.



On Mon, 14 Mar 2005, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:


we agree!






NO!!1





Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-15 Thread Thomas D. Cox, Jr.
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From: "Derek Plaslaiko." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>how *I* remember it, NO u.s. distributors were carrying them. not
watts. 
>not syntax. not nemesis. none of them.
>
>we (record time, late 90's) always got our sales copies via
hardwax. and i 
>was always told that was the ONLY way to get them, because thats how
>hardwax wanted it.

yeah i guess at that time the local techno shop was doing hardwax
orders, that must have been where they came from. 

>
>and as far as i know, theyve been out of print for quite some time.

just got fresh copies of all of them last summer, i think theyre
always in print just like the basic channel/rhythm and sound stuff. 

>if they arent out of print, spend some money at hardwax. theyre a
great
>store and more than deserving of your support. even if i 
>costs you a few extra bucks. the records in question (MMM 1 & 2, 
>errorsmith 1 & 2, soundstream, smith & hack LP, etc) are worth 3
times 
>what youre going to get charged anyhow.

we agree! those records are the bomb. 

tom 


andythepooh.com


 
   


Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-15 Thread Derek Plaslaiko.







how *I* remember it, NO u.s. distributors were carrying them. not watts. 
not syntax. not nemesis. none of them.



we (record time, late 90's) always got our sales copies via hardwax. and i 
was always told that was the ONLY way to get them, because thats how

hardwax wanted it.


and as far as i know, theyve been out of print for quite some time.


if they arent out of print, spend some money at hardwax. theyre a great
store and more than deserving of your support. even if i 
costs you a few extra bucks. the records in question (MMM 1 & 2, 
errorsmith 1 & 2, soundstream, smith & hack LP, etc) are worth 3 times 
what youre going to get charged anyhow.




derek.







On Mon, 14 Mar 2005, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:


-- Original Message --
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


they used to be distributed in the states. i bought all my sound hack
records at temple records in new york.  i'm thought they would

have come

through watts. but i guess it could have been from prime in the uk.


i know they used to be, i just dont think anyone is stocking them
now. which seems so wrong on so many levels. i dont remember the
prime stickers being on any of my friends' copies. maybe it was
nemesis? though that doesnt exactly make sense either.

tom


andythepooh.com







Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-14 Thread James_Bucknell




yeah, i don't remember any prime stickers on my copies.
james
www.jbucknell.com



   
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>they used to be distributed in the states. i bought all my sound hack
>records at temple records in new york.  i'm thought they would
have come
>through watts. but i guess it could have been from prime in the uk.

i know they used to be, i just dont think anyone is stocking them
now. which seems so wrong on so many levels. i dont remember the
prime stickers being on any of my friends' copies. maybe it was
nemesis? though that doesnt exactly make sense either.

tom


andythepooh.com





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Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-14 Thread Thomas D. Cox, Jr.
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>they used to be distributed in the states. i bought all my sound hack
>records at temple records in new york.  i'm thought they would
have come
>through watts. but i guess it could have been from prime in the uk.

i know they used to be, i just dont think anyone is stocking them
now. which seems so wrong on so many levels. i dont remember the
prime stickers being on any of my friends' copies. maybe it was
nemesis? though that doesnt exactly make sense either. 

tom 


andythepooh.com


 
   


Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-14 Thread James_Bucknell




they used to be distributed in the states. i bought all my sound hack
records at temple records in new york.  i'm thought they would have come
through watts. but i guess it could have been from prime in the uk.
james
www.jbucknell.com




   
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>if anyone knows of a uk one - please let me know!
>it sounds very good on a big soundsystem!

it sounds good on all systems. i had to suck it up last summer and
do a hardwax order so i could get all the soundhack/smith n
hack/soundstream joints since they dont seem to be sitting around
at any distros here in america. im not sure how that can be. i
remember watts not even having them in their database which means
they never stocked them. too weird. what excellent records.

tom


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Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-14 Thread robin


the Shake remix Soundhack did (Like a Dream) on Frictional is also worth 
picking up.


i'd guess that'd be easier to find in the states at least


robin...


Thomas D. Cox, Jr. wrote:

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if anyone knows of a uk one - please let me know!
it sounds very good on a big soundsystem!



it sounds good on all systems. i had to suck it up last summer and
do a hardwax order so i could get all the soundhack/smith n
hack/soundstream joints since they dont seem to be sitting around
at any distros here in america. im not sure how that can be. i
remember watts not even having them in their database which means
they never stocked them. too weird. what excellent records. 



Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-14 Thread Thomas D. Cox, Jr.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>if anyone knows of a uk one - please let me know!
>it sounds very good on a big soundsystem!

it sounds good on all systems. i had to suck it up last summer and
do a hardwax order so i could get all the soundhack/smith n
hack/soundstream joints since they dont seem to be sitting around
at any distros here in america. im not sure how that can be. i
remember watts not even having them in their database which means
they never stocked them. too weird. what excellent records. 

tom 


andythepooh.com


 
   


Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-14 Thread alex . bond

>f the top of my head:
>try hardwax

thanks fab!

I should have said though, i have no credit card to order, so I need
somewhere in the uk so I can send them cash.
just realised, bloody francis was just in berlin, could have asked him to
pick me one up. and little michael too.

*tsk*

if anyone knows of a uk one - please let me know!
it sounds very good on a big soundsystem!

alex

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Re: (313) sound stream record

2005-03-14 Thread fab.

off the top of my head:
try hardwax

fab.
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where can I buy a sound stream record?

it's soundhack right?

someone played it in the club on saturday and it sounded dope, I need one.

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