is either volume available anywhere not as a bootleg?
On Tue, 26 Nov 2002, Matthew MacQueen wrote: > > The previous weekend I got a copy of the bootleg Musicbox Vol.2. It > > contains original 12" and edit versions of classics like Los Ninos del > > Parque, Sharivari, Die Domina, Tour de France, etc... > > Can anyone confirm or deny that the version of Die Domina on that bootleg is > actually pressed at the wrong speed??? or is that the way Ron Hardy used to > play it or what? Dr. Attaman had dropped that knowledge on me.. he's got an > original. (Kraftwerk side project, right?) > > > I am supposing there is a Vol.1. Can anyone confirm or deny? > > If you can confirm, what is the track listing? > > Yes there is... can't recall all the tracks exactly but there's a killer > re-edit of Tom Tom Club's "Wordy Rappinghood" which to me is worth the > expensive price. I was told that the vol. 1 are actually reel-to-reel > re-edits that Ron Hardy made himself? (or were they just ones he played?) > > In general I think the cuts Vol. 1 are harder to find than the ones on Vol.2 > Like, isn't Kraftwerk's 'House Phone' on Vol. 2? Like that is a great cut, > ok, but you can find an original 12" of it anywhere for a fair price.... > > a great link on the Chicago's Music Box era and Ron Hardy era is (former > 313'er) Jason's Martins site: > <http://www.suenomartino.net/ronhardy.htm> > > and while you're there check out his incredible shots of the Detroit's Music > Institute reunion party after DEMF 2001 > <http://www.suenomartino.net/musicinstitute.htm> > with killer photos too!! > > peace, > Matt MacQueen > ====data general=========== ==www.umich.edu/~btausig=== [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
