New Gescom release?

lol

  On 10/30/2011 at 1:23 AM, sweepstakes said:

Finally listened to this today. I actually like this quite a bit so far. Sounds like Rob going solo with an MPC (and maybe the RZ-1?) and a stack of vinyl. Made me want to fire up mine, anyway. Feels like a sort of loose homage to their 80s hip-hop influences.

It reminds me a lot of Rob's mix tapes from years ago that are floating around the internet (Shit, is there anything funkier than the very first track from that? god damn it makes me flip out every time) . I like it a lot, when I'm in the mood, but that comes at the cost of it not being a very timeless or memorable release

This Isn't one of the best Gescom release but it aint bad either. But man! Why is the last track so short? Its like turning it on, go to bathroom take a piss, come out and hear nothing!

  On 10/31/2011 at 8:57 PM, cern said:

This Isn't one of the best Gescom release but it aint bad either. But man! Why is the last track so short? Its like turning it on, go to bathroom take a piss, come out and hear nothing!

Yeah, that's too bad! Especially since it sounds like it has interesting places to go. Almost as though he/they were inviting you to do your own extended edit of it and stretch it out :)

I always take piss breaks during records

12" ep vinally arrived down under; Flavour in a rinse - props Gescommers!

  On 11/1/2011 at 12:21 AM, Joseph said:

I always take piss breaks during records

i wonder if Gescom are the ones taking the piss during some of their records.

zing.

There hasn't been a digital download yet, right?

not officially

  On 11/29/2011 at 12:14 AM, oscillik said:

not officially

vinyl only is really starting to irk me

  On 11/29/2011 at 12:18 AM, YELLOW said:

  On 11/29/2011 at 12:14 AM, oscillik said:

not officially

 

vinyl only is really starting to irk me

As I've already mentioned earlier in the thread, there's only like 2 GESCOM releases that have been officially released in a digital format.

If you don't get why, then you don't get it.

I'm sure you have your sources to get hold of vinyl rips.

I want Gescom to release music on a format that would still work/play somehow after an EMP.

2012 will bring new Gescom, 78 rpm only

now you're just being stupid.

Meanwhile we pine over the new Lego Feet digital release...

don't see the relevance of mentioning the upcoming digital release of Lego Feet in this thread about GESCOM.

Now you're just being stupid

please, explain to me how I'm being stupid. I'd like to know

i want still to be able to listen to good music after Armageddon, while i'm sat sound round a campfire.

something other than Kumbaya on an acoustic guitar.

sorry if i've interrupted.

  On 11/29/2011 at 2:27 AM, sirch said:

i want still to be able to listen to good music after Armageddon, while i'm sat sound round a campfire.

something other than Kumbaya on an acoustic guitar.

 

sorry if i've interrupted.

+1

Also, durp. Not to fuel the flames, but whining about no digital releases being available for purchase is like whining that a restaurant doesn't automatically add gratuity to your check.

  On 11/29/2011 at 2:27 AM, sirch said:

i want still to be able to listen to good music after Armageddon, while i'm sat sound round a campfire.

something other than Kumbaya on an acoustic guitar.

 

sorry if i've interrupted.

On what? A hand-cranked gramophone?

  On 11/29/2011 at 3:29 AM, modey said:

  On 11/29/2011 at 2:27 AM, sirch said:

i want still to be able to listen to good music after Armageddon, while i'm sat sound round a campfire.

something other than Kumbaya on an acoustic guitar.

 

sorry if i've interrupted.

On what? A hand-cranked gramophone?

Sure. Or a sewing needle and any spindle appropriate for rotating the record on. Add a speaker, a piezo pickup, some kind of amp, and some kind of power source (solar, or a hand-crank generator) and you're in business. It's the survivalist's medium!

  On 11/29/2011 at 3:29 AM, modey said:

  On 11/29/2011 at 2:27 AM, sirch said:

i want still to be able to listen to good music after Armageddon, while i'm sat sound round a campfire.

something other than Kumbaya on an acoustic guitar.

 

sorry if i've interrupted.

On what? A hand-cranked gramophone?

no. a vinyl collection and gramaphone would be very hard to carry with you in a post-apocalyptic world. unless you had a car, like Mad Max.

  On 11/29/2011 at 3:33 AM, sweepstakes said:

  On 11/29/2011 at 3:29 AM, modey said:

  On 11/29/2011 at 2:27 AM, sirch said:

i want still to be able to listen to good music after Armageddon, while i'm sat sound round a campfire.

something other than Kumbaya on an acoustic guitar.

 

sorry if i've interrupted.

On what? A hand-cranked gramophone?

 

Sure. Or a sewing needle and any spindle appropriate for rotating the record on. Add a speaker, a piezo pickup, some kind of amp, and some kind of power source (solar, or a hand-crank generator) and you're in business. It's the survivalist's medium!

although this sounds like a good idea!

shoulda never came in this thread with an opinion