bio rhythm - dance music with bleeps - network records

this was one of my first cds.
still sounds ace.
i think from the listing here, there are a few extra tracks on the cd that were not on vinyl.

i don't own the cd but was considering whether to poll that tracklisting or not

the two tracks missing from the vinyl paris grey "don't lead me" and kate b "free"

^are

i guess what with ilm's predeliction for europhoric piano house neil howard is gonna walk this?

or neal howard

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wash out. i guess i won't bother polling the second volume, though i think it's my favourite of the two. somehow despite not having anything quite as stunning as "indulge" or "self hypnosis" it seems like a stronger whole. it's generally darker in tone, gradually losing more of the house influences. in tracks like jay denham's "the calling", model 500 "infoworld", "heychild's theme", and "dissonance" by xon (incredible dark sci-fi electro from richard h kirk) you can begin to see the roots of stuff like the artificial intelligence series, art records, early peacefrog, black dog and those buzz comps like virtualsex and panic in detroit. obviously these advances had already been made a couple of years earlier in detroit, but the second volume of this comp does a really great job of bringing it all together into one place

Gotta go with "Indulge". (Full disclosure: I started a thread on this very song a few years back, and don't think I got even one response!) Neal Howard is very elusive; I think he only released maybe 4 tracks in his life, all of which are excellent, then disappeared. (The tracks in your poll are pretty fresh in my mind, since I listened to a couple discs of that Network box set just this afternoon. Oh, and the Rhythmatic track? It goes "whoo WHOO OO OOh, oo OOOH oo ooh".) Also to be sought out is Altern-8's "remix", entitled "Re-Indulge", which adds some ravey patois but otherwise simply extends the track by a minute or two.

i'll search out that aletrn-8 remix, thanks

it amazes me how relatively little known "indulge" is

i wonder what happened to neal howard? he only put one other record out, right? i kinda like the idea of him making "indulge" and just being like, damn, can't really top that

The only other track of his that I have ("The Gathering") is another piano classic, Vincent Guaraldi on acieed. I've seen a couple other tracks with his name on them, but I'm not sure if they are remixes or originals. That is pretty amazing though, to put out a perfect tune and then call it a day. How many rockers threaten to do just that and wind up being diminishing-return lifers?

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voted "self hypnosis" but should've went with my heart and voted "indulge"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKwy2RjGOQw