From Jon Logan Sent Mon, Jun 8th 1998, 23:03
From Jon Logan Sent Mon, Jun 8th 1998, 23:03
While we're at it, are there any Funstorung and Jeswa discogs out there?
Anyone have a listing?
thanks
jon
At 4:09 PM -0400 6/8/98, mult santa wrote:
>On Mon, 8 Jun 1998 12:36:18 +0100 (BST) Hary Walsh
><xxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx> writes:
>>I managed to pick up Push Button Objects 'Return Home' and Funkstorung
>>'Post Art' at the weekend, which are my first Chocolate Industries
>>purchases. Amazing stuff. By far the best FunkStorung I've heard to
>>date ( perhaps because I have had time to mull over their style ).
>
>agreed. it's definetly more varied than the previous efforts, without
>straying too far from the autechre sound. there was one really good
>track on _sonderstiente_ and 'tank' from _break art_, but otherwise, the
>post art stuff is the best i've heard yet
>
>>The Push Button Objects ep just complete blew me away. All the
>>reviews and discussion here hadn't prepared me for these four tracks
>>of sonic pleasure. Music good enough to bring your ma back begging
>>for more.
>
>huh??! the one on chocolate industries??! i found it boring and
>repeative. the only track that's particularly interesting is the original
>version of 'non-exsistant', which loses me by the time it hits that high
>pitched sound. the gescom remix trys too hard to sound like the first PBO
>ep on schematic, and fails miserably. the other two are just kinda clunky
>and repeative. try to pick up the first one on schematic (sch003) that'll
>really blow you away. he actually does a GOOD job with the hip-hop
>skam-y meld on that one.
>
>>Are there discog's online for PBO?
>
>just the choc ind. 12", the schematic 12", and now an appearance on mask
>[i guess?] 4
>
>>Is there a Chocolate Industries webpage up yet?
>
>nope, not that i know of.
>
>>Schematic site would be handy too I suppose.
>
>theres a [non]site at http://www.gate.net/~schema/
>but the only thing there is just a logo and an e-mail link.
>i think gonzi is doing the site.
>
>oh, and whats with the DR [inspired? the pbo is the only one that
>actually says so] graphics on the recent schematics and chocolate ind.
>releases. that is _so_ warp. i mean, i dig tDR and all, but can't they
>just do their own thing?
>
>
>mlt
>http://members.xoom.com/multsanta/ [uziq/musik aus strom/karaokekalk/++]
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