Future_Sound_Of_London-ISDN-Ltd.Ed.-1994-1REAL

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   ▀▄  artist... Future Sound of London
     ░ title.... ISDN
       label.... EBN
       year..... 1994
       genre.... Electronic
       rip Date. 03.06.2001
       rls Date. 1994
       size..... 103,1 MB
       tracks... 01
       time..... 75:04 min
       ripper... Saboteur
       source... CDDA
       grabber.. EAC v0.9pb9
       encoder.. LAME 3.88
       quality.. 192kbps/44.1kHz
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       In the recent tradition of great classic electronic
       releases 1REAL strikes again with the amazingly rare
       first release of the Future Sound of London's first -and
       only- live work: ISDN.
       To the dupecheckers and nukers out there: the other
       release of ISDN already out is the normal retail version
       that differs in a few tracks and didn't contain the
       beautiful artwork.

       It was 1994, the british electronic music scene had
       already got some momentum, but still the good
       productions were limited to a few artists and a handful
       of labels. FSOL had broken new grounds with their
       earlier works: the single Papua New Guinea, the albums
       Tales of Ephidrina (under the pseudonym of Amorphous
       Androgynous),  Accelerator and Lifeforms. ISDN
       was a departure from their previous, more 'organic',
       sound, blending fast rythms with their unique aural
       landscapes, but still not as scary as the world they
       evoked in their following work Dead Cities. In their
       tradition of innovation, FSOL pioneered the concept of a
       live studio concert, broadcasted on radios all over the
       world thanks to the new telecommunication technologies
       (ISDN digital phone lines). This album, although not a
       live in the normal sense, has the same spirit,
       collecting different performances over about a year of
       radio concerts.

       As the Warp label advised in their early releases
       "listen with an open mind".


       Here are some other reviews:

       Amazon - "They're so antisocial," said Mixmaster Morris
       of the reclusive Future Sound of London. "They won't
       even go to parties anymore--they do all their gigs over
       the telephone." After the success of their majestic
       "Papua New Guinea" single and the Accelerator album
       from which it was taken, FSOL retreated to the studio
       and never left. Their only communication with the
       outside world was through their music, an increasingly
       abstract Dadaist collage of overdubbed beats and noises
       that defied genres and stymied trend-happy
       journalists. While some of the material on ISDN was
       previously released under the pseudonym Far Out Son of
       Lung (the worst-kept secret in dance music), the bulk of
       the album was taped from performances delivered via
       digital telephone links to radio stations throughout
       Europe. Naturally, the ubiquitous and intrusive medium
       of radio encourages challenging and elaborate
       environmental music. So unlike their previous album,
       Lifeforms, whose closest earthly relation was techno,
       ISDN is the distant cousin of jazz, both in its blatant
       sampling of sax and drums and its freeform, exploratory
       nature. --Matthew Corwine

       New Musical Express (12/10/94, p.44) - 8 (out of 10) -
       "...has more bite and more energy [than LIFEFORMS],
       possibly as a result of being performed live...the ideal
       soundtrack for going surfing around the rings of Saturn
       or hang-gliding through the methane clouds of
       Jupiter..."

       Option (3-4/95, p.104) - "...Future Sound Of London
       [FSOL] seems to have gotten the mix just right. Even
       more minimal than the Orb, FSOL builds its pieces in
       layers, electronically generating a nice range of
       textures that are more ominous than polished.
       Beats come and go, as do a number of sounds that seem
       like they may be more at home on an arcade game

       AMG EXPERT REVIEW: 4.5/5 - "A masterful, nearly seamless
       fusion of ambient, trip-hop, soul-jazz, electro,
       industrial-leaning techno, and styles yet unclassified,
       reportedly recorded live for ISDN uplink to various
       radio stations around the world (hence the name)". (...)



       Finally some technical notes. The CD was ripped as a
       single track since they were all blended with each
       other, and the CUE file contains all the correct titles
       so it can be used with the mp3cue plugin for winamp. The
       CD was mastered at a very high level so in order to
       avoid clipping it was normalized to -0.48dB. Encoding
       was done by LAME with the highest quality setting. The
       result speaks for itself. Enjoy!


       Greetings to: muck, tk, the ITWT/FAF posse and all the 1REAL 
       crew, King Megatrip of tronik and all the rippers in the
       scene that think quality is more important than 0day...


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       1.  Just a fuckin' idiot
       2.  Far out son of lung and the ramblings of a madman
       3.  Appendage
       4.  Slider
       5.  Smokin' Japanese babe
       6.  You're creeping me out
       7.  Eyes pop skin explodes everybody dead
       8.  It's my mind that works
       9.  Dirty shadows
       10. Tired
       11. Egypt
       12. Are they fighting us
       13. Hot Knives
       14. A Study of Six Guitars
       15. An End of Sorts


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