Which ones? I had a Zoviet France CD or two in the day. Should re look into them. I used to go to RPM Records in Garland. He had quite a good selection. I think it's done though, like most mom & pop shops. Bill's had good shit if you wanted to pay the price.rapoon wrote:as many ambient fans are on here, i've never seen zoviet*france, nurse with wound, muslimgauze or current 93 mentioned. kraftwerk - ralf und florian? blows my fucking mind it was released in 73'.
i consider myself lucky, there were some incredible record stores in dallas in the 80's-90's with sections devoted to ambient/experimental.
RegalSin wrote:New PowerPuff Girls. They all have evil pornstart eyelashes.
RPM was fucking awesome. a lot of the stuff in the ambient/noise section shipped unsealed, so he'd let you hang out and listen to it before spending $20-25 on some random CD. forever young records. bill's was cool as long as he wasn't there. if you were asking which albums, Zoviet France: what is not true, flock of rotations, just an illusion, vienna 1990. Rapoon: dream circle, raising early spirits. Muslimgauze: veiled sisters. Nurse With Wound: Soliloquy for Lilith. sleepbot is a great resource.GaijinPunch wrote:
Which ones? I had a Zoviet France CD or two in the day. Should re look into them. I used to go to RPM Records in Garland. He had quite a good selection. I think it's done though, like most mom & pop shops. Bill's had good shit if you wanted to pay the price.
Pretty sure he (Randy) shut down the shop, but not exactly sure when. I went there for ages... was on a first name basis w/ the staff, etc. Ed (the guy w/ glasses) was into some noisy stuff, to say the least. When I watched High Fidelity I was like, "yeah, I know how these record stores work". Haha. Anyway, simpler times. Oh how I lament.RPM was fucking awesome.
RegalSin wrote:New PowerPuff Girls. They all have evil pornstart eyelashes.
If my wife finds out you have that, she may just divorce me and move to Vienna!CRI wrote:got some lightgun fun today
She loves HotD.
the red ones are awesome.jonny5 wrote:Nice!! I love my red one!
Awesome , thank you for the tip.jonny5 wrote:Hook up the CV outs to another synth and send the sequence out to it.
Also, not sure how much you have messed with it so far, when using the random setting on the LFO it clocks to the sequencer or incoming external clock; assign the LFO to the filter cutoff - ACIIIIIID! So squelchy and organic.
Very nice. The blue ones are really hard to find, the only ones I've seen for sale have always been the gray and red models.AKRATEN wrote:
I picked up a Roland Sh101 this week.
It makes some fun sounds.
It was tough finding a blue one.ApolloBoy wrote:Very nice. The blue ones are really hard to find, the only ones I've seen for sale have always been the gray and red models.AKRATEN wrote:
I picked up a Roland Sh101 this week.
It makes some fun sounds.
| My games - http://www.emphatic.seRegalSin wrote:Street Fighters. We need to aviod them when we activate time accellerator.
Thanks!emphatic wrote:Nice get, AKRATEN!
What he said!emphatic wrote:Nice get, AKRATEN!
AKRATEN wrote:
I picked up a Roland Sh101 this week.
It makes some fun sounds.
Damn Tim, you know there are quite a few Americans out there who still lives in tents due to this shitty economy, and you're dropping loads on a single game which only last 20 min. Do you think it's fair? How much did you spend this time?
