granted, it's awful - one of the worst covers i've ever seen. but the
music's so good, particularly the exclusive shake and random noise
generation tracks, that WHO CARES?! i'm sure carl didn't have ANYTHING else
on his mind while this cd was being created/manufactured - like, oh,
festival contracts and firings and such.

brian

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 4:14 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [313] planet e



i have been obsessing over the cover of the planet e all access CD. 

why is it so BORING? why not some art or some information about the
artists? this is not much of a anniversary celebration to me, it says
nothing about detroit techno, it's history or longevity and the popularity
of events such as the demf. 

don't planet e understand that minds enjoy stimulation, mystery,
information? when i was 18 and got a copy of bitches brew (or when igot the
early transmat & planet e 12"'s for that matter) the cover art and the
music showed me a world of music i didn't know about and it made me want to
know more and be part of that. i can't imagine that happening here. you
really want clean lines & marketing so your product will sit nicely on the
shelf next to a million other bland generic dance CDs, this is not
something that will inspire much in anyone really.

btw i already know i need to get a life

p-dogg




 


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