How did you get your nickname?
- Klangkulisse
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Re: How did you get your nickname?
Ah, those subversive tracks by the normal, nice to see the cover again.
- szaszhareen
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Re: How did you get your nickname?
track title brings back memories. always wondered what a leatherette was, until i met a certain woman.
- szaszhareen
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Re: How did you get your nickname?
Evelon wrote:Isn't strobo = blinking? Blinking tone, as in fast beep-beep-beep?strobotone wrote:strobo = "whirling"
tone = you get it
sounds to me like the lfo rate from a track you were working on just wouldn't leave you alone.
Re: How did you get your nickname?
in regards to the song, the leatherette is just the fake leather (nowadays called 'pleather') material that covers the surface of the car's dashboard. makes more sense if you know the song is about auto(as in car)-erotic/crash-fetishism (re: Crash by jg ballard).szaszhareen wrote:track title brings back memories. always wondered what a leatherette was, until i met a certain woman.
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Re: How did you get your nickname?
JG Ballard is the shit . I read crash over and over as a teenager .
Re: How did you get your nickname?
15-16? years ago i saw a poster of some magic mushrooms (possibly a "infected mushroom" poster?) which i thought looked cool. At the time my productions sounded a bit trippy, inspired by bands as Ozric Tentacles, Eatstatic as well as the 90's trip hop scene, and thought "shroom" would be a fitting nick sound-wise. Music style has changed, but i never really bothered changing the nick