Erik Gaderlund (erikg@macconnect.com)
Sun, 23 Jan 2000 17:07:12 -0800
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>At 06:48 PM 1/22/00 -0500, Pedro Cevallos wrote:
>>I have all of these on vinyl (except Zen Brakes) and would love to listen to
>>them in the car. Does anybody know if they were ever released on CD?
>>Anybody want to CDr trade them?
>
>Yes they were released on CD. I'm not sure if all of them were, but if they
>released the first few I don't see why they couldn't release the rest. I
>have Jazz Brakes Vol 3 (I think, it's the violet-colored cover).
>
>For the longest time, I thought "DJ Food" meant "Food for DJs" (meaning,
>'here's some stuff you DJs can scratch with, mix up or sample from') rather
>than the name of an actual DJ. I thought it was a sample CD that just
>happened to have these neat little demos to sample from, and they gave you
>the BPM (which is mostly inaccurate!), I bought it for the "Sexy Bits"
>portions...
>
Actually Elson, it's a little of both. DJ Food is the name for the
Ninja Tune Collective--each has a turn and do their weird side
projects. But, they also did mean for it to be DJ Toolz(as the last
in the series is called) as they do put out stuff like that--I've got
the Trumpet album with various trumpet stuff for sampling.
erik g
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