gb10@GTE.COM (Gregory Bossert) (05/06/91)
the discussion of jon drukman's remixes reminds of... jon drukman's remixes! to wit, is there a kind soul who will exchange a blank tape for a tape full of jon's mixes? also, wasn't there one or more tapes of music by Love-Hounds? i was getting a digest of the digest back in those dark, pre-internet-access days, so i don't have the details. i'd love a copy of these tapes, as well... while i'm on the remix topic: anyone have any killer KaTe samples? ive got some decent 12-bit (Prophet 2000) stuff (which i can convert to Sound Designer format, if anyone is interested), but i like some 16-bit Sound Designer files to go with my SampleCell. also also: how about a mix-medley of the irish instrumental bits from _NotS_, _JoL_, _TSW_, etc.? and finally, my vote for the deadliest riff in the catalog: the guitar/ drums from the end of _RUTH_ (so wisely brought to the fore in the remix...) footah! -greg -- gb10@gte.com -- "The water's only waist high" (I'm still flooded.)
jondr@sco.COM ("Jonathan S. Drukman") (05/08/91)
In article <9105061609.AA23694@bunny.gte.com> gb10@GTE.COM (Gregory Bossert) writes: >the discussion of jon drukman's remixes reminds of... jon drukman's >remixes! to wit, is there a kind soul who will exchange a blank tape >for a tape full of jon's mixes? Are you too scared to ask me directly? Don't worry, I don't bite. Much. Greg and anybody else out there too scared to talk to me may send a blank tape and some dosh for return postage to: Jon Drukman Mangled Bloody Carcass Of Sound Productions 755 14th Ave #515 Santa Cruz, CA 95062-4043 Here's one critic's opinion: "You're gonna smoke a turd in purgatory for this one..." -- Richard Caldwell. -- jon drukman jondr@sco.com always note the sequencer: sco docland wage slave uunet!sco!jondr this will never let us down
nrc@cbema.att.COM (Neal R Caldwell, Ii) (05/08/91)
From article <16696@scorn.sco.COM>, by jondr@sco.COM ("Jonathan S. Drukman"):
> In article <9105061609.AA23694@bunny.gte.com> gb10@GTE.COM (Gregory Bossert) writes:
>>the discussion of jon drukman's remixes reminds of... jon drukman's
>>remixes! to wit, is there a kind soul who will exchange a blank tape
>>for a tape full of jon's mixes?
>
> Are you too scared to ask me directly? Don't worry, I don't bite. Much.
Oooh, right. Once upon a time Jon didn't bite any more than your typical
rabid pit bull on crack. These days he's respectable sort of guy
working for a respectable sort of company in a respectable sort of job
so he's probably limiting himself to biting the heads off whippets in
the privacy of his own home.
> Here's one critic's opinion:
> "You're gonna smoke a turd in purgatory for this one..." -- Richard
> Caldwell.
Of course this is just one of a series of penances that - through
minutes of careful Katelogocal study - I've determined will be
required in the afterlife of those who tresspass against her Kateness.
What Jon has in store for him is a relatively mild penance for what he's
done with his "satanic mixes". You folks who have been listening to the
home demo bootlegs should probably bring water wings and a bib.
"Don't drive too slowly." Richard Caldwell
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