From: nivekogr@athena.mit.edu (Christopher M Teixeira)
Subject: Interesting Music For Sale
Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 17:11:36 GMT

CD/CASSETTE SALE part II
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Do NOT send any email to nivekogr@athena.mit.edu, please! Chris is just posting
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Everything listed is in good shape. Prices include postage.

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The Blue Nile- Hats cassette $4 Almost fully atmospheric synth, I think Talk
		Talk and Blaine Reininger fans will like this. The last 
		catalog from Soleilmoon claims they influenced the last
		Barooni release. 
Attrition- Recollection 1984-1989 CD $10 A collection of the 16 best tracks of
		this famous British industro-goth band that have recorded
		for Third Mind and Antler-Subway. Moody but punchy.
Die Form- Die Puppe CD $12 IMPORT HARD TO FIND Digital reissue of the first
		full-length release from Die Form. Who are Die Form? A cult
		electronic band from France, obsessed with sado-masochistic
		surrealism, influenced by Throbbing Gristle. Phillipe Fichot
		approaches the subject in a very intellectual way and immerses
		you into his brutal world of fetishism. Has just finished a 
		CD collaboration with Etant Donnes, and has collaborated with
		Marc V. of the Klinik. In their own words, Die Form are 
		"a catalyst of the dreadful". I will photocopy part of DF's
		press release for the buyer of this disc.
Die Warzau- Big Electric Metal Bass Face CD $9 Famous industrial dance band
		from Chicago who've moved a bit in the Meat Beat Manifesto
		direction this time round, while still maintaining the
		Nitzer/242/Tackhead feel. They've remixed Industrial Artz and
		BEEN remixed by Keith Leblanc.
Etant Donnes- 6-cassette set back catalog $60 ********* IMPORT AND PRACTICALLY
		IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
		for ED fans! I am selling the complete set of cassettes
		recorded by this cult experimental band in the early 80s and
		will not sell them separately. All of this is studio material.
		Please also send $5 for postage on this one. All cassettes are
		originals, made in France, chrome tape.
KODE IV- Possessed CD $9 Belgian pressing of this 100% electronic technosample
		group. Hevy beats and just crammed with samples, from SF
		earthquake warnings to Mozart's requiem.
Lush- Gala CD $9 Ethereal airy-fairy cocteausy twinsy band with dense, ringing
		washes of guitar and beautiful melodies, licensed from 4AD.
MDMA- Green River Waves 4-song CD $5 IMPORT OUT OF PRINT. MDMA was composed
		of ex-members of the Cassandra Complex and apparently have
		reformed as technodweebs the Utah Saints (uncomfirmed rumor at
		the time of going to press). Harder, more electronic and faster
 		than the Cass Complex and very Wax Trax in spirit.
Mussolini Headkick- Blood on the Flag CD $9 Brutal industrial BPM from this
		Antler Subway/Wax Trax band. Hints of Laibach and Borghesia
		but more angry and grungy. Produced by Luc van Acker.
Neon Judgement- Blood and Thunder CD $8 Guitar rock meets Wax Trax techno on	
		this release from Belgian veterans. PIAS/Wax Trax pressing-
		in other words, an extinct species of the years gone by.
		Several tracks produced by Luc van Acker.
Neon Judgement- Are you Real CD $9 This time the Neoners dump industrogloom 
		for a fun-filled session of house and hip-hop influenced
		dance tracks, while still maintaining their own sound.
New Fast Automatic Daffodills- Pigeonhole CD $8 on Mute/Play it Again Sam 
		Rhythmic rock with nice guitarwork and dancey beats (not
		techno, though- more along the lines of the Happy Mondays
		and similar bands on the Factory label). 
New Order- Technique cassette $4 Their most techno.

Nocturnal Emissions- Spiritflesh cassette $5 In my view, the best material
		from this historic experimental electronic band. Droning,
		atmospheric, thick electronic meditative ritualistic music
		based on tape loops, synth and samples (as well as other
		instruments, including car wipers (!) Steven Tanza of
		Bourbonese Qualk helped out on this one. Great stuff to do
		yoga to or to fornicate with your medulla oblongata.

Nitzer Ebb- I Give To You CDmaxisingle $3

The Residents- Heaven? CD $10 1985 electronic strangeness from one of Ed
		Kaspel's (of the Legendary Pink Dots) favorite bands. A quirky 
		24-track adventure into the weird world of the Residents.
This Picture- A Violent Impression $8 CD Moody, crisp, driven and melodic rock
		on the Deadicated label (Spacemen 3, the Cranes etc.) Instruments
		include hammond, piano, whistle, strings. Very well produced.
Venus Fly Trap- Mars CD $11 FRENCH IMPORT RARE Full-length CD from the band of
		Alex Novak, vocalist for Attrition. More goth than Attrition,
		yet more dancey. Almost impossible to find in the US. Includes
		the single "Desolation Railway". Reminds me of a cross between
		early New Order and the gothic techno of Terminal White.

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OK, now for the ordering details: 

VERY IMPORTANT: Send email to 

---------------------->>>>>> ldivakaran@macalstr.edu

This is so crucial to our exchange of money vs. goods that I cannot
overemphasize it. Mail sent to nivekogra@athena.mit.edu will leave both of
us emptyhanded.

	After I get your email telling me what you would like to reserve (first
come first served) I will email you the amount due and will wait for a week for
your check from the time I send you the acknowledging message. Please, do not
send money before contacting me by email.

	Some items are still available from my previous post; send me email to
inquire about their availability.

	In case my email connection gets dumped because of the reopening of 
school I can be reached at
				Ashok Divakaran
				(pronounced uh-showk)
				Macalester College
				1600 Grand Avenue
				St. Paul, MN 55105
				Tel. (612) 649-1160 up to Sept 1
				     (612) 606-6000 after Sept 1