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Beltion
2002-08-26 09:02:18
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Something must have eaten those messages...
Haven't received anything...
As you probably noticed, I'm very absent these days (and will be so for a long while still), drop a mail to: beltion (at) heroes.net.pl and I'll get to it as soon as I can (at current rate I'd guess in another two months.)
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Behemoth the Barbarian
2002-09-28 03:52:18
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Something has eaten your account as well...
I have moved my site to another server and it'll be a few days till we'll have the mail accounts set up again. Leave me an active e-mail addy and I'll send you the new pass once the account is ready.
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Beltion
2002-09-28 04:20:33
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I was wondering what had happened...
Beltion (at) netscape . net is still active tho, hit me there...
*makes a mental note to check extra carefully next time he clears spam*
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Behemoth the Barbarian
2002-09-28 14:21:18
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Re: I was wondering what had happened...
Can you access the net on a regular basis now or had I just been lucky and posted the right message in the right time?
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Behemoth the Barbarian
2002-09-28 14:28:50
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and btw...
I managed to track down the Jason Jinx' remix of Antiloop's 'Only You' - not much different from his other remixes but it's a good tune, survived 8 weeks on my chart. Not sure if it's the remix included originally on the single though. The one you mentioned was 'Jason Jinx Disco Bomb! Remix', while the one I found is entitled 'Jinx Joystick Biotek Remix' and it's been released on Antiloop's remix album - Remixes from at the Rebels Room.
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Beltion
2002-09-29 01:20:47
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You were lucky
Still have about three months of sporadic access ahead of me.
And I downloaded Red Pilot and Topaz... Topaz is ok, RP is pretty mundane...
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Behemoth the Barbarian
2002-09-30 13:42:19
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Re: You were lucky
"Red Pilot" went only as high as to 9 on my chart and it's out now. "Topaz" still hangs in there (29 this week) but it's on its way out as well. Have you downloaded both sides of the Topaz EP? Circulation have two typical ways of making tracks and this EP shows it perfectly:
1.) A melodic, swiftly progressing deep house tune with a delicate beat and vocal samples appearing from time to time (which is the A side mix in this matter)
2.) A highly drum dependant track, which progresses only slightly, concentrating more on a funky, hard vibe than on delicate rhythms (can't be talking bout anything else than the
B side mix this time)
So while the first type is a "deep anthemic vibe", the other is a "funky stomper". It's not a rule for Circulation's records, though you can clearly observe the same scheme on Pink (A - B), Emerald (A - B), Beige (A - B), Orange (A - B), Grey (A - B) or Lilac (B - A). Of course the mentioned EPs cannot fit perfectly to the scheme but it just kind of struck me once I started collecting their works. Also, it's usually the tracks of the second type that are much alike. For one, Orange A and Topaz A ain't much alike (Orange is much darker and less progressive), while their B sides are almost identical. So, I guess that leads me to the point where I can state:
a.) The first type shows much more diversity
b.) There is a collection of Circulation "stompers" which sound very alike
c.) I'm probably the only one here who knows what I'm talking about *grin* Well, that's how I analyse Circulation anyway.
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