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Mr. Kickass (Invisible). Review by Henry "Hank" McCoy.
TRS-80 MR. KICKASS Invisible Most techno artists think they have a good sense of humor, but they really don't, due to the fact that they hardly ever leave their parents' basements. So it's rare to find TRS-80, three Chicago smartasses who can kick out the jams as well as be humorous as hell. Except ...
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The first time I got to listen to this album, I almost killed the guy playing...
TRS-80 THE MANHATTAN LOVE MACHINE Invisible The first time I got to listen to this album, I almost killed the guy playing it for me so I could go home with it. It is the S&M for electronic and acoustic drums. It is The Manhattan Love Machine, after all. The interplay between the drums, electronics ...
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Above The Noise (Flawless). Review by Nick Plante.
... collective again. A few years and a couple supporting band members later, we finally get to hear what he's been up to as The Revolution Smile (TRS) unleash their debut, titled simply Above The Noise. And now for the troublesome part. The album arrives courtesy of Fred Durst's Flawless label. Seeing ...
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April 1998 :: Gear :: Passport (Mark Ruffolo)
... and two pole-mountable speakers. The Power Tower houses dual 125-watt amplifiers. There are 4 mono XLR mic inputs and two stereo inputs (RCA or TRS 1/4 inch). Each channel has its own volume, e.q. and reverb. Channel One features the VIP function, which when spoken into, backs down the volume of the ...
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For those of you that aren't aware, Invisible Records now has a "subsection" ...
... left off. There are couple of tracks that have appeared on other compilations and albums before, but on a whole, it's got the madness levels pegged. TRS-80 provides a remix of "Bamboo Shoots Battle" that is best described as drum n' bass meets ambient chaos. The beats keep pushing you farther and farther ...
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I'm not quite sold on the purpose of this record. Was the world really crying...
... 't turn "Jock-O-Rama" into the long-lost collaboration between Devo and Culture Club. Before I wrap this up, I should also mention that I quite enjoy TRS-80's and the Truth's contributions. In Dub We Trust is an arcane little prank from a record company with enough musical muscle on its roster to make ...
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November 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Sir Millard Mulch (Ian Koss)
... that I wanted an Atari video game system in about second grade. Instead of getting that, one day my dad came home with my first computer ever, a TRS-80 Color Computer with 16k of RAM. The resolution on the screen was...huge. I dunno how huge, but really big, anyway. There's a picture of me sitting at ...
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