Date: Wed, 2 Aug 1995 23:25:09 -0700 
      From: Noah Slankard (slankard@PRIMENET.COM) 
      Subject: Guy Fixsen

On Wed, 2 Aug 1995 MGARRETT@DEPAUW.EDU wrote:

> Can you (someone) tell me what else (other than the new Air
>  album) has been produced by GUY FIXSEN?  thanks for
> the info
>
> mike

        Here's a partial list of the bands that Fixsen has worked with:
The Breeders, My Bloody Valentine, Throwing Muses,Ecstasy Of St. Theresa,
Rollerskate Skinny, Moonshake, and Dog Faced Hermans. It should also be
noted that Fixsen and his Laika co-hort, Margaret Fiedler, have done
re-mixes for The Wolfgang Press, God Is My Co-Pilot, and will also be
working with Stereolab. He did a really wonderful job on the Air Miami
album.

                                                     Noah
                                                (slankard@primenet.com)


Date: 26 Nov 96 11:56:00 EST
From: laika <100421.2477@CompuServe.COM>
Reply-To: ctip@dharma.firstcomm.com
To: Multiple recipients of <ctip@dharma.firstcomm.com>
Subject: EoST/Guy Fixsen/Laika

Sorry it's taken so long to get back to the list...

Where to start?

I saw Jan (EoST) last night - he is in London demoing new material.
He has a completely new band, including a new American singer who
lives in Prague.  I think their future with Go! Discs relies on these
demos.  Unfortunately I forgot to get an e-mail contact - hopefully I
will have one in the next few days (for Patrick Ziegelmueller to do a
fanzine interview and for ? to set up a EoST web page).

To answer other questions, some production/engineering I've done: the
first Rollerskate Skinny album, Breeders' Safari, Throwing Muses live
album, Telescopes Untitled (great lost album!), Moonshake's Eva Luna,
Air Miami LP, Dog Faced Hermans last and final LP, spent a year
engineering MBV's Loveless, etc...  Recently recorded a LP by King
Cobb Steelie (great spacey, dubby rock music - out sometime early in
1997).

Regarding Graham Sutton, we could probably pass on messages as our
press person Tony Morley also runs Leaf records, as well as doing
in-house press for 4AD.  An altogether handy person for most of the
records talked about on this list!

Don't know how many copies of the Red Hot Remixes 12" (w/DJ Krush,
Laika, Skylab, etc) were actually for sale - I think most of them got
promo'd to DJs - although I know the Rough Trade Shop has some in
London.  BUT on the Laika single coming out in the UK in January (Pure
CD and 7" 67), the 4-track CD has our version of "Looking for the
Jackalope" plus the Jack Dangers remix - the 7" only has our version
of the track with the new A-side called Breather.  Oh, and Patrick,
you should still be able to get the first Laika record in Germany - it
goes through Rough Trade Deutschland.  Or order direct from Too Pure
at 3a Highbury Crescent, London N5 1RN england - any demos or other
stuff anyone might want to send me (as a producer) or Laika (for
supports, etc), or any correspondence!  (Wilder Gonzales Agreda,
please send a tape!)  Or e-mail us questions, interviews etc - this
compuserve address is my and Margaret's home e-mail account.

Margaret never really gets back to Connecticut - she's been living in
London for over 7 years and her family has all moved out West.  For
the record, I'm English, born and raised in Bath and moved to London
in my early twenties to work in a recording studio.

...

I don't really know what's up with Air Miami - haven't heard from them in a
while.  I think Mark's presently more concerned with his label, Teenbeat, than
being in a band.

OK - answer everybody's questions?!  

- Guy Fixsen