eh Speedy
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The first track ? is old. I was out on a 10" in 2009.
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The whole album streaming on Bleep for those that pre-ordered!
https://bleep.com/release/stream/70973-mark-pritchard-under-the-sun
Channeling The Beach Boys, library music, neo-classical, ambient, folk, spoken word - it's all there.
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Meat Beat Manifesto - Suck Hard
Lush - Blind Spot
Lush - Origami
Mark Pritchard/Bibio/Clark - A Badman Sound/Heath Town/Inf Inf Inf Inf
good taste
You as well. We've always been pretty in sync.
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Meat Beat Manifesto - Suck Hard
Lush - Blind Spot
Lush - Origami
Mark Pritchard/Bibio/Clark - A Badman Sound/Heath Town/Inf Inf Inf Inf
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J/K LOLin'
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God if that whole record is anything close to that.....wow big Jesus!
In the press release though it says this is his first solo album in 5 years. What was his solo album 5 years ago?
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I just saw 272 tracks flash up on the track number count. Curious.
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Oneohtrix Point Knobber
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At 29 secs, they fuck you every time.
Oh The Police for sure. Sting's '93 Demolition Man doesn't do that.
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I have this tendency of losing the first beat on more and more electronic tracks I listen to lately and it's bugging me. I know I'm off and sometimes I can get back on the 'one' or I just give up. Anyone else have this problem? Here are some prominent examples that have haunted me for years:
Aphex 'Acrid Avid Jam Shred' - The one should be when the first closed hihat kicks in, but I'm always counting the first open hihat as the first beat of the bar. I can't shake it off and I feel I've always listened to this track incorrectly:
That happened to me when Richard mixed Acrid Avid Jam Shred in at ATP LA 2002. It was mixing in and I was totally off. It was really rad. I thought for a while it was some fucked up version of it, but then I finally got on to the 1. Still amazing! I have a recording of it and haven't been able to reproduce the effect for myself yet.
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The Five piece 80's hair metal band is a great place to start. I'm at a 50+ year old college radios station with a lot of great old LPs and every now and again I run into some awesomely awful shit.
The back was even better.
And this, lol!
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so, uhh, about that noddy
So who saw that this was downloadable for a short time? And they didn't get it? Wondering if this will surface at all or if he'll just throw the button up.
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Is that Nuclear Bomb 12" test pressing like impossible to get? Not talking about digitals.
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HA! Yeah I have that 2xCD but not the book that came with those. I'm kinda not keeping up. Has it been said that Skam is putting out a new MBM album because that would just be the genesis of new existences.
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Mill Valley? Doesn't dude live in the Mission now? Or he probably has for some time, but the studio was all the way the hell up in Mill Valley?
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Saw Jack recently do a live thing in San Francisco as part of DHS (Ben Stokes a long time collaborator), and he was mad on the video sampler. Tiny little gig but cool as hell. Was a release party for a new Stokes EP. EP is kinda loungey stuff but the performance wasn't that at all. As much visual as audio, seeing as that's what Ben does for a living. This was pre this Kasm 10" coming out. I sat right next to Jack for part of it and didn't even ask if he had anything coming out. Probably because I didn't expect it. Last I heard from him was the Test EP/The Forger, which I LOVED!
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is anyone else aware Jack Dangers regained his publishing rights from Wax Trax / TVT in the 00s, and has again reissued his old albums (digitally this time) under a new banner, MBM Records? Similar to how FSOL finally started their own independent label circa 2007. Included titles:
Storm the Studio (Remastered)
Armed Audio Warfare (Remastered)
R.U.O.K?
...In Dub
Archive Things
I just saw them release under Run Records which was what RUOK? came out on in the US. 2003 editions was the last I saw.
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He was on Play It Again Sam licensed to Nothing in the US, then bounced around for a few years.
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This is a professional.
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got mine today not normally a huge MBM fan but this is awesome
I definitly am normally a huge MBM fan!
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Yeah these tunes are pretty good, after the (imo) pretty boring TLR 10".
Nice work.
The Lear Ratio!
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Just me or from far away does this record cover look like a giant or close up clit piercing?
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Bought, along w/ the new Fear Ratio stuff. So nice to see Skam still going strong in 2015! I've got a lot of gratitude for that.
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interesting, there is virtually zero trace of any bay area centric idm except for maybe Tigerbeat 6. had no idea about this Silent label (checks out)
they do? clue me in plsSan Francisco and Skam have a bit of history.
i think Jega lived or still lives in california, but southern not northern
Well original label to put out the Skampler was a label called Silent which was SF based, and MBM have been on Skam before with a split 12" with The Mellowtrons.
Jega lives in Venice Beach doing CGI.
Also, not to do w/ Skam, but Jonah Sharp was the first to bring Plaid and I think Mike P to the Bay back in the day. Reflective Records was pretty IDM.
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Mark Pritchard - Under the Sun LP
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Give It Your Choir is total Beach Boys.