furthur

christ, i am really sorry i started this topic for some reason, i think i should trust you pavel, but i will check out fractal cowboys and that other act mentioned here in the future. thx p.s. this was supposed to be a quick-forgotten topic with some yes or no replies

what is this one?

Now, I no longer like music that is too fast (unless I liked in the past, and then it just brings back good memmories). I am not a fan of so-called dark music. But I like quality and innovation. Having read a bit about the tumult album, i am intrigued but undecided by ppl saying it sounds rehashed or monotonous. Should someone like me get this for that rare evening? thx

do you think that lower prices will really lead to increase in quanity sold? unlikely, not by much anyways (my opinion) also, it does matter that the online shops monitor the prices of cd's sold on labels. some shops have a rule that they sell the cds of label X at a certain fixed percentage of the price the label is selling the cd's for. lowering the price would only make the online store lower their price too if you have the money, try to buy from labels directly, it will support the labels, who in turn support artists (no matter how much) more.

man, this is such a good mix listened to it again today it is a very interesting listen while at the same time being very good sleeping company (not too invasive) looking forward to listening to the new one

because the stores/distributors want to stay competitive and monitor labels' prices

should be out in february if i am not mistaken

got a king tubby tribute party going on tomorrow night

why should one care what tracks are on an album that one wants to get? won't you see them on the back of the cd when you receive it?

moguai - freaks

are you implying that some facts are not opinions, personal or collective?

my understanding is that ragga is reggae with electronics

also mci released an anthology called dub chill out in 96 which is a great intro to classic dub with several of the above names making appearances

King Tubby Burning Spear Black Uhuru Bill Laswell Mad Professor Scientist Lee Scratch Perry The Aggrovators Augustus Pablo enough to get you started

also there is the issue of & as opposed to vs. i always feel that if it's "&", the artists were working towards a common goal, but with "vs", they were trying to outdo each other. i know this is not the case, but that is definitely what it sugests to me with that usage of the words.

sweet, will download as soon as i clean my hard drive thx for those scapes, much appreciated

on my copy says "all tracks written, produced & mixed by / yaniv shulman and omri harpaz at mental studio"

shulman has been yaniv and omri for years now respect to the duo that makes up shulman

some scs (not all) would do the trick

not the music i find myself listening to much anymore, but if this actually is as different as it is advertised to be, i will be glad its been a while since i got anything more uptempo

sorry, but everything fits my usual listening behaviour as i listen to anything i get my hands on i do have other guilty pleasures though, not that i feel too guilty

nothing wrong with deeper or else, you could cut yourself off from the you of the past and be excited anew

shulman's name, yaniv, is very easy to find out, as it is on the aleph-zero website as well as on any promotional text and shahar has publicly announced that shulman's new album, random thoughts, will be out in january

or advantages depending on how one looks at it

Just received Puff Dragon - Sazanami Bluetech - Sines and Singularities Solar Fields - Leaving Home Jaia - Fiction Idea FX I'll be offline for a while