Having difficulty finding "A Secret History" at any of the (US) online/mailorder shops I regularly visit. If anybody knows where I can order a copy, send me an email off list.
thx - jobot ----- Original Message ----- From: "Phonopsia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 4:11 PM Subject: (313) New Records > OK. Back to the music. Some new stuffs just in from Piccadilly: > > The AM Feat. Sky : Choose To Believe - Not the most stunning Mahogani yet, > but very good none-the-less. Think it'll be a grower. > > Fabrice Lig : Meet U In Brooklyn - The A side is the one that does it for > me, with chunky retro drum machines, huge claps and Fabrice style synths > that strangely fit really well. An excellent departure, with all the Fabrice > Lig character crammed in there still. The B side is good too, and a strange > cross between UR stabs, disco strings and Metro Area synths. Must be heard > for its balls and originality. > > Meg : MGRMX - Haven't had a proper chance to injest all of this yet, and to > be honest the Theo track stands out so much, I don't know that I'll ever > properly give the rest of it the attention it deserves. The Theo remix is > easilly one of his best efforts ever. Unusually clean production for him, a > good pressing, and gorgeous vocal treatments compliment some amazing > instrumentation. This is pure beautty with a devastating groove. The one > remix justifies the unusually low price (at least in the UK). > > Various Artists : A Secret History - Already received plenty of attention, > but I have to echo all of that appreciation loud and clear. You've been > working on this for at least a year, haven't you Alex? I vaguely recall when > you first started talking about it last Winter. At any rate, it's an amazing > presentation, down to those best-of-both-worlds, paper-on-the-outside, > plastic-on-the-inside sleeves. I'm really happy to have an excellent > pressing of Peut Etre Pas, Visgage, Problems D'Amore and the rest. > Shamefully, I didn't own any before, so this is both a unique offering, and > a huge penny saver. > > Various Artists : Iridite Productions Present Electron Music - Lots already > said about this one too, and must echo it again. Really like the whole > thing. 4 tracks of tasty, big Detroit/Glasgow techno. On first listen, I > think the last track is my favorite, but they're all nice fo sho. > > Various Artists : Sun Ra Dedication - The Myth Lives On - Late catching up > on this one, but very happy to have done so. I think the Alex Attias > (Mustang) version of Nuclear War is the stand-out for me so far, with the > Vanessa Freeman version of Astro Black in close second at the moment, but > can tell I'll really need some time with this one. BTW - that YNQ w/Dudley > Perkins version of Nuclear War on this is a much longer version that the > 30-60 seconds included on the Dudley Perkins album, just to clarify that > earlier discussion. And I agree it's not amazing. > > Tristan > ======= > http://www.phonopsia.co.uk > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
