i recently moved to sydney from new york. i thought my second record buying days were over. but, strangely enough i keep finding gems for nothing. such as the original of the the first release on transmat--let's go by xray. the label has a women with binoculars looking to the future while a plane flies overhead. plus i found a copy of kelli hand's 'global warning' on warp for $4 aus (that's $2 u.s.). not to mention the larry heard rarities in abundance, and quite a few others. i hope the reason that they're cheap and available isn't because so few people here are interested in detroit and quality house. btw--the surface noise on the trax records, that's on the original pressing, not just a product of time. james www.jbucknell.com
> > It's always interesting when I find techno or house records at the thrifts; > here's the latest batch: > > KMS 012A REESE & SANTONIO -Bounce Your Body To The Box BW The Sound > Pretty minimal techno/house beats ... pretty dated sounding > > KMS 024 REESE "You're Mine" > Interesting for little organ riff very similar to "Good Life" > Oh and one of those cringe-worthy 'hip house' mixes. > > Also a bunch of Trax records -- I was in Chicago after all ;-) > All of them were sleeveless and looked like they'd been through YEARS > of playing with quarters on the head shells. Amazingly enough they > all play without skipping though there's enough surface noise to make a > whole basic channel track from ... > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
