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Carl Stone: ELECTRONIC MUSIC FROM THE SEVENTIES & EIGHTIES - VINYL LPTitle: ELECTRONIC MUSIC FROM THE SEVENTIES & EIGHTIES Artist: Carl Stone Label: Unseen Worlds Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 728028400090 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2016 09 30 Number of Discs: 1 Limited triple vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. This set contains a selection of seven early works by American composer Carl Stone, all previously unpublished except for "Shing Kee," which appeared on the 1992 New Albion CD release, Mom's. Notorious,
Title: ELECTRONIC MUSIC FROM THE SEVENTIES & EIGHTIESArtist: Carl Stone
Label: Unseen Worlds
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 728028400090
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2016-09-30
Number of Discs: 1
Limited triple vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. This set contains a selection of seven early works by American composer Carl Stone, all previously unpublished except for "Shing Kee," which appeared on the 1992 New Albion CD release, Mom's. Notorious, formerly elusive recordings like "Sukothai," "Shibucho," and "Dong Il Jang" exemplify how Stone masterfully guided his art through the transition period when new music exited the loft scene of the 1970s for a stab at commercial presence in the 1980s, satisfying both impulses by fusing his compositional ambition with systems of live performance that were simultaneously pop savvy, commercial suicide, and technologically and aesthetically forward thinking. His live performance practice, documented here in a carefully restored archival recording of "Kuk Il Kwan" at The Kitchen in 1981, has merged seamlessly with today's computer-driven methods. The earliest works of this collection, "LIM" and "Chao Praya," realized on the Buchla 200, date to the early 1970s while Stone was a student of James Tenney and Morton Subotnick at CalArts, a rare glimpse of Stone working with purely electronic source material. Liner notes by Carl Stone, Jonathan Gold, Richard Gehr, and Marc Weidenbaum accompany on a gatefold sleeve. Download card is included with a digital-only bonus track, "Unthaitled" from 1978. Mastered and cut by Rashad Becker.
Tracks:
1.1 Sukothai (1977)
1.2 Shing Kee (1986)
1.3 Dong Il Jang (1982)
1.4 Shibucho (1984)
1.5 Kuk Il Kwan (1981)
1.6 Lim (1974)
1.7 Chao Praya (1973)
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Great scale, an excellent buy
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Is it possible to fall in love with a scale? I unboxed this one and, without reading any directions, put an empty 1/4 cup on it, turned the scale on, filled the 1/4 cup with coffee beans till I had the desired 17 or so grams, and turned the scale off. Easy-peasy! It’s small but sensitive, able to tell when a single bean has been added or removed. I almost didn’t get it because of the charging issue, but at least it tells you what the current charge is, and the way I use it I believe it will last several months without recharging. I’m so glad I bought this scale!
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The Maestri House S2 scale has been clutch for dialing in my espresso shots. Memphis heat or not, this thing stays accurate and steady. The timer starts up quick, the readings are fast, and the compact size fits perfectly under my Breville without feeling cramped. It’s built solid, charges by USB‑C, and the precision really shows when you’re trying to get that perfect pull.
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★★★★★ 4
Has fit perfectly into my morning espresso
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★★★★★ 5
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