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Youtube: Filteria @ Aurora

Will any of the acidcore people play old Seal Phüric / Acid Kirk stuff?

I bought plenty of his old records through a bloke called Stefan. Say thanks to him for taking such good care of them =) On a more serious note, it'd be great if you could get him to elaborate on how he saw the music he produced in 94 and onwards, at the time that it was produced. Sort of a view into how they were thinking the inspirations, concepts and "goals" for the music.

I'll try to mix it up a bit - if I play known tracks it will hopefully still be stuff that's not super-common. Not sure about Identify, it's so unique that it's sometimes difficult to work it into a set but I will certainly consider it =)

Woohoo! This will kick enormous amounts of ass =) I will try to really blow the roof off for the finale...

http://www.discogs.com/release/225605 http://www.discogs.com/release/332369 http://www.discogs.com/release/345836 http://www.discogs.com/release/329350 http://www.discogs.com/release/329347 http://www.discogs.com/release/306788 http://www.discogs.com/release/552320 http://www.discogs.com/release/123752 http://www.discogs.com/release/432623 I have some stuff not submitted to Discogs as well.

haha! are you sure?! Damnit I have the record and still I didn't recognize it... that's embarassing!

This apparantly happens if you've got an unpaid Discogs invoice. Have you sold through Discogs and not paid the sellers fee? Can you change you collection to public in the settings or is it greyed out?

There is absolutely no way I can be bothered to calculate that =) If someone feels like doing it for me, feel free to come by and start counting... Really, I would like to know. If someone's going to Stockholm and has nothing to do, there's always this =)

I've tried to phone him a couple of times, with no answers yet. Haven't seen him on icq in like 6 months either. I'll keep trying though.

Yes this is Hux Flux, from 98 I think. I've tried to get ahold of Dennis so I could ask, but no luck so far...

Shamanic Tribes On Acid - "Drugged To The Eyeballs"

I can attest that this is true =) She dances to it too! My mom has a pretty severe hearing disorder so she's out of the question, but my dad likes the really messed up, unpredictable stuff. I think what caught his attention the most is the Shaolin Wooden Men 12" on Matsuri (he's a big fan of crazy far-out jazz) and he thought their A Binary Input To Flesh Antenna CD was cool too. In general he also likes stuff that blends organic ("real") sounds with the electronic ones. I recall him being pertty impressed with autechre as well, especially Gantz Graf (anyone who sees that video is impressed...)

I bought this pretty much right after it was released back in 97, and I got the digipack. It wasn't until 2000 that I even saw the jewelcase version - before then I was unaware of its existence. However, the digipack says BR 032 CD 02 in the inner ring of the CD, so it might actually be made later than the jewelcase. The "repress" tag it's been given on discogs is incorrect I think, as the cigarette case design was the plan all along. Simon G told me so personally, but I never asked him about the release order and we haven't spoken in like a year. If it wasn't for the "02" I would be convinced that the jewelcase was a repress, as that would make more sense.

Ah, now I understand. There are at least two things that makes this bassline different from a straight 16th note bassline: 1. Shuffle, or "swing". Notice how the bass notes come in "pairs", that they are not separated with the exact same distance? This is usually called shuffle. 2. A phaser. I can't be 100% sure it's a phaser (it could be some LFO modulation in the actual synth as well) but there is a bit of a "helicopter effect", in that the sound appears to move. And I actually think it's got some different notes in it, but the sound they use is so percussive in its nature that it's hard to tell. It could be some sort of delay overlapping as well. I'll see if I can find some more tracks that are like this - early son kite comes to mind, but you are already aware of that. You might want to check out another Tristan track from this era - "Tentacloid". It's not exactly the same style, but it has roughly the same effect, at least on me. EDIT: Check out some old Haldolium tracks. I think they had some basses like these on H2, and also check their remix of Atmos - "The Only Process". There's probably some early (trancey) Massimo Vivona tracks you'd enjoy as well.