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sorry...if i told you, more people might obtain it, and then the recording would be less rare and therefore not as fulfilling for me to listen to.matinee wrote:where'd you find a copy?
didn't finish until today, hence the slow answer. dunno, I don't think my taste overlaps with yours much, but for me, nothing else he's done is anywhere near as zeitgeist-capturing as the original three Lessons, which I still play all the time, especially the first one. most of the rest of the set is OK, but nothing too special IMO.Salty Swift wrote:What's this like?jon abbey wrote:
This was supposed to be ready close to two months ago, but there were some "issues".....I'm still waiting for the mail to come through.
I grew up with "Motorcade Sped On" and "Everything's Disappeared"...so I have high expectations for the collection.
Jon - if you're disappointed with the current mash-up scene, then dig back in time and check out The Tape Beatles.....Out of sync Death of Vinyl issued some of their stuff during the late 80s. If that doesn't do it, try Sucking Chest Wound or things along that line...jon abbey wrote:didn't finish until today, hence the slow answer. dunno, I don't think my taste overlaps with yours much, but for me, nothing else he's done is anywhere near as zeitgeist-capturing as the original three Lessons, which I still play all the time, especially the first one. most of the rest of the set is OK, but nothing too special IMO.Salty Swift wrote:What's this like?jon abbey wrote:
This was supposed to be ready close to two months ago, but there were some "issues".....I'm still waiting for the mail to come through.
I grew up with "Motorcade Sped On" and "Everything's Disappeared"...so I have high expectations for the collection.
on a related note, I always feel like there's a lot of potential in this area (plunderphonics, mashups, whatever you want to call it), and I check out quite a lot of it from numerous different mini-scenes and perspectives, but I'm virtually always disappointed.
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