Glad I could help.
BTW, these files aren't organized in any way. Some are one-off files and others (usually the ones named in a similar way) were part of small scene releases he did. I didn't include any of the .nfo/.diz and all that but they are kind of fun to look through.
If Rubin or anyone has any more files than these, I'd love to hear them.
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New Objectives In Sound Exploration [NOISE]
presents
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by bogdan [IT]
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This pack of 4 tunes is the result of
bogdan's latest journey into sound.
Description? digital static harsh chaos
flow pop bang boom crash thud blast roar
bellow blat shout peal cry yelp squawk
blare clang ring shot jangle eruption
explosions detonation cackle cluck tweet
clink whimper plunk stir purr rattle whir
whistle disonance discord shouting roaring
bellowing rumble rumbling grunting
murmuring drone droning thundering whine
screeching screaming banging clanging hum
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August 9, 1997.
http://www.noisemusic.org
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This is Karl's debut track for Kosmic. It's a great acid/trance song,
and just a hint of what's to come from this great musician.
Keep an eye out for more great songs by Karl from Kosmic soon,
as well as his great tracks in the upcoming EGG musicdisk #3, "Feelin' Groovy".
Some of the files mention a "Tracked Tribute to the Aphex Twin" but I can't tell if that was actually ever produced. That file is from 1995.
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PC/AT: A Tracked Tribute to the \ \ Aphex Twin
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an Exceedingly Great Grooves productions
Richard D. James, also known as Caustic Window, Polygon Window, the
Diceman, Aphex Twin, AFX and various other monikers, is one of today's
leading 'techno' pioneers, taking music to all extremes. His most recent
album, "... I care because you do," is a prime example of this, ranging
from the harsh, deafening feedback of "Ventolin" to "Alberto Basalm," a
song with overtones of everything from Portishead to Steve Reich to the
Beastie Boys.
PC/AT is intended to be a musical tribute to Aphex Twin by tracker
musicians of all styles and tastes. Submissions can be remixes,
reinterpretations or covers of any songs James has written. If you are
interested in participating in this unique project, contact me at the
address listed below. Submissions are encouraged via email in MIME or
UUENCODED at the same address.
- Maelcum
kosmic@kosmic.wit.com