REALMS wrote:

So who went to Sonar? How did they perform? Anyone heard the new ep? It's still not up on the tresor site.

prussell wrote:

http://hardwax.com/56941

interstellarsounds wrote:

it's here... http://www.interstellarsounds.com/pro...uctid=2634

and the second EP here... http://www.interstellarsounds.com/pro...uctid=2677

=)

REALMS wrote:

Thanks! Inspiring. Both these releases are future classics. I wonder which planet comes next.

gmos wrote:

Just got the first one today, it's really fucking good.

zoolook wrote:

Just a question. The track "Groundzero (The planet)" of the Tresor reedit is exactly the same track released in UR19.5 ? Has an speeched intro? Something like : "For and a half billion years ago ... "

UR 19.5:
http://www.discogs.com/release/18481


Cheers

REALMS wrote:

yep. ". . . Jupiter and Saturn have not yet cooled off." I think it's from an educational film about the Voyager missions, both of which have left the solar system. We're still receiving the data more than 30 years after launch. Incredible.

zoolook wrote:

Thx Realms. I really love that intro...

But the new version is not the same as the first one released at Tresor, is it cut? :

Because track times aren´t the same

1992 : Groundzero (The Planet) (7:50)

http://www.discogs.com/release/12764

2008 : Ground Zero [The Planet] (3:52)

http://www.discogs.com/release/1393615


Cheers

neurp wrote:

got it yesterday, no spoken intro =(

shame, although i do have the original.

zoolook wrote:

Thx Neurp, I think that the spoken intro is definitely only included on the UR vinyl.

Cheers

fixia wrote:

overhyped releases. wouldnt sell without X-102 print on it.

sounds very dated when compared to "one man spaceship" or anything mills has done recently.

D_M_C wrote:

http://hardwax.com/act/x-102/

Ron242 wrote:

Overhyped lol. A decade ago nobody, i mean nobody including some influental artists at the time thought the concept was commercially viable. The general opinion was that it was too risky and there was too much art involved too make it interesting for the public. I shook my head in disbelief at the time.
This proves that taking calculated risks in the artworld pays off. Believe me, there is a world of possibilities beyond the calculated to be seen :)

(mail your questions to me if you have trouble calculating and need answers)

fixia wrote:

the point is: listen to "one man spaceship" and then try to go thru x-102.
i simply CANT,as it bores me to death.

it 's 2008 though and while you repress anything with "mills+banks+ hood" on it will sell thousands.


"too much art involved" - like you knew what "art" meant :D)))

Ant_on_Decks wrote:

I went and it was pants. I would have had more fun watching my Nan w@nk. Every single act was an insult to every one of electro fans. I think that they should take a long hard look at themselves in the mirror. Either that and go away with all the other people who can actually sing and play and instrument!!!

Ant_on_Decks wrote:

I went and it was pants. I would have had more fun watching my Nan w@nk. Every single act was an insult to every one of electro fans. I think that they should take a long hard look at themselves in the mirror. Either that and go away with all the other people who can actually sing and play and instrument!!!

D_M_C wrote:

this is a blast

http://www.interstellarsounds.com/pro...uctid=2677