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Every time I hear the outro of "So Easy" (1999) it sounds so similar to the intro to "Edge of No Control Pt 1" on Meat Beat Manifesto's Satyricon (1992) album.
Mark Pistel (from Consolidated) is recorded on Jack Dangers' (MBM) answering machine reading off bpms from their work on Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprosy's first album "Hypocrisy is the Greatest Luxury" (1992).
I don't know if it's ever been addressed, and all of my searches are coming up empty. It's something interesting because I love finding little nods to musical influences, but I haven't heard any connection between the guys in Royksopp and Meat Beat Manifesto.
Instead of hearing βSet me free!β in Prime Audio Soup, she sang βSesame Street!β Iβm very proud.
Hey everybody, JD #2 here. Jack and I have some great new stuff to announce. Our second album "The Texas Chain Store Manager" has been issued in a gorgeous limited vinyl edition by our good friends overseas at Electronic Sounds. Get it here: https://electronicsound.co.uk/shop/p/the-jds-texas-chainstore-manager-lp
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The vinyl contains some extra tracks and remixes that weren't on the original release. We have compiled those, along with even more bonuses, into a new digital release called Proust. Get that here: https://thejds.bandcamp.com/album/proust-ep
Proust will be available on streaming platforms in a week or so.
Hello. Does someone know which sample uses in this version of Edge Of No Control in the beginning? I think I heard it in song "Paradise Now" too. Sadly, but got nothing on Whosampled.
