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pearsall -- thanks for the taking the time to post the downloads -- and now i can say with certainty that it's the original bounty killer that i had in mind

in fact looking at the cyclotron records on discogs, it would appear that underground resistance camp was also involved so you kinda had a detroit-frankfurt-rising high menage a trois going on

i mentioned this record earlier in the thread but gave the wrong label . . . . the label is cyclotron and the act is called slot and the record is "dance" btw "accelerate" -- it's german from 1991 i listened to this record last night and it really holds up well -- it sounds "german," but...

So I went out to see Stelfox & Ripley last night -- had the wrong night! -- it's next week -- (errrr, may have to miss the show cause my mother's coming to town despite my attempts to discourage her from visiting w/ utmost tact and diplomacy) . . . . the dj playing at the Bunker was Dan Bell...

and the downside was that the host never identified the tracks he was playing!!! -- he would only ID the station from time to time (WWUH), and thank his sponsor this club called "riot"

Actually if you could, then please do ------ b/c according to Discogs there's a Bounty Killer that came out in 1989 (Vinyl Solution 13) and then Bounty Killer II that came out in 1992 (Vinyl Solution 50) Or is it perhaps the case that "Bounty Killer" is an altogether slower & spookier track...

I actually have several records by J Saul Kane -- "Aquarius" and "The Crack Train" both really good house -- and then also "Exploded" by The Formula, which hasn't aged particularly well . . . . but I never would have guessed "Bounty Killers" was a J Saul Kane track based upon the work by J Saul...

actually i'm certain that gerard nailed it on the head i'm technologically illiterate -- but i'll ask around -- i surely know at least one person who has the savvy to make an mp3 out of a tape and the tape i'd post is a tape that i made out of my favorite tracks from this radio show called...

yes -- that's it precisely -- thanks!!!

well-balanced analysis and you're right, historians will be the final judge

find it interesting that u.s. computes metropolitan areas, and european census bureaus compute urban areas ------- you could probably read into this how automobile-centric american thinking is, whereas europeans think in terms of buildings in any case, this is how wikipedia explains difference...

here's a link to largest U.K. cities -- http://www.citymayors.com/gratis/uk_topcities.html here's a link to largest U.K. urban areas -- http://www.demographia.com/db-uk-uza.htm here's a link to largest cities in european union...

here's a link to 50 largest U.S. cities: http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0763098.html and here's a link to 50 largest U.S. metropolitan areas: http://www.demographia.com/db-99met-r.htm IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT U.S. STANDARD FOR METROPOLITAN AREAS IS DIFFERENT THAN THE BRITISH/EUROPEAN STANDARD...

and i forgot to say "thanks" -- so thank you -- and even if this isn't the record i'm looking for, it sure looks good

with the proviso that there's no consensus on whether balearic is a distinct genre or merely an eclectic ("inspired") approach to playing records, then yeah a lot of stuff that would be classified as balearic has a "fairly slow shuffly hip hop beat" ----- very well said! but as to whether there...

hmmmm -- a good guess -- certainly fits the description i gave have yet to find a mp3 link with which to make confirmation, but in process of searching for such link i came across this under-construction site which promises to be excellent resource for ID purposes --...

tangents are good and i think k-punk's pretty keen on moloko -- i recall him doing a piece on them once

and all throughout the Northeast there are political units called boroughs -- but only in NYC are boroughs coterminous with counties

not that the populations of u.s. cities and metropolitan areas should be any less confusing for outsiders And this is what Wikipedia says about St Louis city, St Louis county, and the St Louis metroplitan populations (I use this example because it's where I grew up): "Saint Louis encompasses...