Echus

Just seen the All Tomorrow's parties DVD listed on Boomkat. Apparently it features BoC, although I read ellswhere on these boards that it's only a 20 second clip of Echus at the end of the film. Anyway I did a search on YouTube & found this;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_Y0aiFJYSk

There a bunch of stuff down the side that apparently is also recorded from the same event;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8WWHZv0wTU&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywsi8WrQseU&feature=related

I'm sorry, am i missing something?

It's been a long day.

The third track is Spiro from the recent WARP20 (Infinite) lock-groove release, and I dunno about calling the first track Echus, as I doubt the person who recorded it at the ATP in 2001 got track names. I think it's more a case of applying a recently discovered name to a previously unknown track.

MDG can of course clear things up if he wishes...

LOL @ someone yelling "press play!" at the beginning of the first video.

I have the ATP dvd (I also attended the film's UK premiere in Edinburgh last year) and the track is indeed listed in the credits as Echus. The audio quality is much higher than the bootleg suggesting it's a soundboard recording, however you also get the sound of drunken trendies arsing about. Not sure why I'm ragging on the ATP clientele as I'm a regular ATP attendee myself, but anyway, there you go.

  On 1/30/2010 at 12:19 AM, L3X1C0N said:

I have the ATP dvd (I also attended the film's UK premiere in Edinburgh last year) and the track is indeed listed in the credits as Echus. The audio quality is much higher than the bootleg suggesting it's a soundboard recording, however you also get the sound of drunken trendies arsing about. Not sure why I'm ragging on the ATP clientele as I'm a regular ATP attendee myself, but anyway, there you go.

Also, when I mentioned you get the sound of drunken trendies, I meant the sound of the people on the video walking around the ATP site in the early hours, not the crowd noise from the gig recording.

The DVD is well worth purchasing if you're into left-field music.

The voices in the third song remind me of Nlogax.