One of the only vinyl records I've ever seen that is physically changed by the artist. He actually went and cut lines in the vinyl to get those pop and click sounds which is why they sound so natural. Brilliance! Will never sell my copy of this. I still remember the day I bought it. I was at a local audio night in Columbus Ohio at a place called Nervosa (I can't entirely remember), It was put on buy a fella named Ed Luna (you may have seen him in the movie Grudge Match) he would invite the local minimal tech and soundscape dj's and composers down (Among them one Mark Gunderson AKA Evolution Control Committee AKA the creator of the mashup), one night a fella showed up with a crate of new vinyl he had procured, inside were records from many different techno artists, one was Brinkmann. I reached for the album because I like Orange, he began telling me about it before I could ever get the record from it's sleeve. Once I saw the cut grooves in the record I knew I had to have it. I bought it and the second in the series because that's all he had of Brinkmann, and frankly that's all the $$ I had that night. Went home and with the headphones on place the needle down and had my mind blown. Turned it over and had it blown again. Been a follower of Brinkmann since. Thanks Ed! And whomever that fella was with the crate. Cheers!
One of the only vinyl records I've ever seen that is physically changed by the artist. He actually went and cut lines in the vinyl to get those pop and click sounds which is why they sound so natural. Brilliance! Will never sell my copy of this.
I still remember the day I bought it. I was at a local audio night in Columbus Ohio at a place called Nervosa (I can't entirely remember), It was put on buy a fella named Ed Luna (you may have seen him in the movie Grudge Match) he would invite the local minimal tech and soundscape dj's and composers down (Among them one Mark Gunderson AKA Evolution Control Committee AKA the creator of the mashup), one night a fella showed up with a crate of new vinyl he had procured, inside were records from many different techno artists, one was Brinkmann. I reached for the album because I like Orange, he began telling me about it before I could ever get the record from it's sleeve. Once I saw the cut grooves in the record I knew I had to have it. I bought it and the second in the series because that's all he had of Brinkmann, and frankly that's all the $$ I had that night. Went home and with the headphones on place the needle down and had my mind blown. Turned it over and had it blown again. Been a follower of Brinkmann since. Thanks Ed! And whomever that fella was with the crate.
Cheers!
that rhythm sound you hear is the sampled noise of a record that's been cut with a knife
wie gut er zu beginn mit dem vinylsound spielt. feier das!
schade das es den standarddrumrhtmus hat. whack !
radikal