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FROM AUGUST 1995 to August 1997, John Philip Walker Lindh, the Marin County jihadist, was a frequent contributor to Internet newsgroups. As Newsweek reports in its latest issue, he used the nom de plume "doodoo."
At the outset, he pretended to be a rapper, critiquing the rhymes of another Internet poseur as "some 13 year old white kid playing smart," which would actually be a pretty fair description of himself, then a 14-year-old white kid trying to pass himself off as black. Two years later, he was "Prof. J" pontificating on the relationship of Judaism to Zionism in the newsgroup soc.religion.islam.
In between, he seems to have liquidated his comic books and video games in order to buy audio equipment. But on July 29, 1996, he suddenly pulls up short: "I've heard recently that certain musical instruments are forbidden by Islam," he writes. And by September 21, 1996, he's placing an online want ad (WTB means "wanted to buy") for recordings of Malcolm X speeches. He comes across in many places as a budding totalitarian, though it should be noted that many 15-year-old habitues of newsgroups try to sound imperious. Not that many sign their e-mails "Br. Mujahid," however.
You can retrieve the online oeuvre of the American Taliban for yourself by searching for "doodoo@hooked.net" in the newsgroups archive at Google. Or you can read them below, reformatted in chronological order. The only editing I've done is to remove the e-mail addresses of third parties and the more technical parts of the address headers. The personal webpage he refers to, http://www.hooked.net/users/doodoo/index.htm, seems no longer to exist.
From: Disciple Of The Englober <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: Re: CONTEST: $500 Grand Prize: DESIGN A LOGO FOR OUR RECORD COMPANY
Date: 1995/08/12
organization: Disciple Of The Englober
newsgroups: rec.music.hip-hop,alt.rap
x-mailer: Mozilla 1.1N (Windows; I; 16bit)
Fernando Robnett wrote:
> Did you state ?
>
> * The terms of the contest and what time frame
> * When will it expire . . .
> * Payment terms
> * Return of the contestant's entry materials ??
>
> I think these questions alone provide enough air of question
> for the less experienced and possible impressionable individuals
> out there who might be interested in competing in your "legitimate"
> contest . . . .
>
I think it was good of you to point these obvious shortcomings in the original posting. The
whole thing seems very suspicious to me. The way he acts as if you're winning a prize when he's
actually buying your artwork for an extremely low price, the way the original note had many
legal notices missing, and the unproffessional presentation and reply ("I don't appreciate
this") all lead me to beleive this kid is a joke. 'I wont appreciate' being harrased by Mr.
Hirschhorn in the future, so keep in mind these are my own personal opinions and could very
well (although not very likely) be incorrect. To all artists and potential participents: if you
don't watch your back, you're likely to be stabbed.
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"Some one approached me [] a money hungry roach, B [] said "come sign some papers down at the
company" [] walked in the place [] money in my face [] gave my man Biz some, that's all it
takes [] I figured we were straight but I had to keep straightened [] something about them
that's when I start breaking [] I knew from the start less for more work [] at the end of it
all would up getting jerked" -Just Ice
From: Disciple Of The Englober <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: Re: This J-Dogg/J-Pac character's rhymes
Date: 1995/08/12
organization: Disciple Of The Englober
newsgroups: rec.music.hip-hop
x-mailer: Mozilla 1.1N (Windows; I; 16bit)
When I read those rhymes of yours I got the idea you were some 13 year old white kid playing
smart. That "Every Black Man Should Read This Rhyme" read like a child's poetic attempt and
deepness, and was further hindered by lines like "Why do these collad greens taste so good?".
It was clearly implied that the answer to each of your questions was "because you're black",
but how does African heritage and a good hearty dose of melanin make greens taste good? That
whole rhyme was saying essentially that all black people should just stop being black and
that'd solve all our problems. Our blackness does not make white people hate us, it is THEIR
racism that causes the hate. That collad green line alone leads me to believe you're one of
those white kids who thinks that if he eats enough collad greens, watermellon, and fried
chicken, and sags his pants low enough, he'll attain the right to call himself "nigga". If I
wanted to hear the repitition and glorification of racial stereotypes, I'd buy a Too $hort
record. Rhymes like yours are leading to the pollution and oversaturation of wack rhymes on
this newsgroup. Before you post these preteen level meaningless duck rhymes of yours, I suggest
you consider the fact that hundreds of people from across the world are going to have to suffer
through them as I did.
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From: Disciple Of The Englober <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: Re: DANGEROUS MINDS . . . c'mon is this for real?
Date: 1995/08/15
organization: Disciple Of The Englober
newsgroups: rec.music.hip-hop
x-mailer: Mozilla 1.1N (Windows; I; 16bit)
Last night on Tom Snyder he had the woman on whom this story was based on the show. I only
caught the last few minutes of the interview, but I do remember that she had some subtly
racist things to say. Apparently, she had joined the US military earlier in her life, so this
is not much of a suprise. The first time I saw ads for this movie I thought it to one of those
typical "Aryan Super-Woman saves poor mislead African's and Latino's" movies, and having found
out that it was written and directed by white people, and clearly for white people, my opinion
has not since changed. Another thing to think about is that there are uncountable black and
hispanic teachers in inner-city communities who 'reach the kids' and do an outstanding job, but
being the hollywood they are and always have been, they have to choose the story of a white
woman to make a movie about. I need to take over the world now, so peace love and englobiness..
From: Disciple Of The Englober <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: Re: Rhyme: The Mind
Date: 1995/09/26
organization: Disciple Of The Englober
newsgroups: rec.music.hip-hop
x-mailer: Mozilla 1.1N (Windows; I; 16bit)
(SUN_SPARK AKA SZA) wrote:
>Check My fast Lyrics
>
>
>Off the head
>
>
>Sun_Spark Speaking: Ignorant People just dont understand
> the Mind, and how It works, thats why
> Im here, to show and teach, How the
> Mind Operates. (echo)
>
>
>The mind is Mysterious, Plus It causes damage
>It makes you delirious, But you still manage
>To go continue with your normal Straight forward Life,
>The mind creates enormous power in you,
>ahhhhh doesnt that feel nice
>Precise to the point, If you control it correctly
>Take care of It, and it will give you creativity
>Negativity, Only if you promote it
>Indubidibly, Read, and put your Imagination in orbit
>Start It, ahhhh Now please finish it
>the mind is sharp, Yes, dont you feel more Intelligent
>Education, Yes your mind's fuel
>"fill her up" like the "Habib" in the gas pump, with the lit L
>
>MY COPYRIGHT (C)
>peace
>SuN_SpArK
> Aka
> SZA
>
If I shoved a copy of critical beatdown by the ultramagnetic MC's up your ass, you still
couldn't drop any phat shit. Take those generic lyrics back to your Wu-Tang Clan fan club
meatings, SZA, and keep them out of the eyes of the public. Thank you sir.
From: Disciple Of The Englober <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: T H E D I S C I P L E I S S E L L I N G Q U A L I T Y C D ' S C H E A P ! !
Date: 1995/12/03
organization: Disciple Of The Englober
newsgroups: rec.music.hip-hop
x-mailer: Mozilla 1.1N (Windows; I; 16bit)
Here is a list of CD's I have for sale. They are all in mint condition, and the only reason I'm
getting rid of them is because I don't have a CD player. Each CD is $7.50 (postage included),
and if you buy all 7 I'll throw in a bonus Cypress Hill single featuring the otherwise
unavailable B-Side "Scooby Doo".
"AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted", by Ice Cube
"Apocalypse 91 . . . The Enemy Strikes Black", by Public Enemy
"Fear of a Black Planet", by Public Enemy
"Hard To Earn", by Gang Starr
"Reel To Reel", by Grand Puba
"The Sun Rises In The East", by Jeru The Damaja
"Whut? Thee Album", by Redman
If you're interested, E-Mail me. If you're bored, go to my homepage at
http://www.hooked.net/users/doodoo/index.html.
From: Disciple Of The Englober <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: ---->> TURBO GRAFX CD + SUPERSYSTEM CARD + 5 GAMES <<----
Date: 1995/12/09
organization: Disciple Of The Englober
newsgroups: rec.games.video.marketplace
x-mailer: Mozilla 1.1N (Windows; I; 16bit)
I have a Turbo Grafx CD system with the supersystem card (which allows it to run just like a
Duo), plus 2 controllers, a Turbo Tap multiplayer adapter, Bonks Adventure, Bonks Revenge,
Bomberman, Gate of Thunder, and Ys 1 & 2 for sale. The asking price is $120, which includes
shipping, E-Mail me if you're interested - doodoo@hooked.net
From: "Br. Mustafa Rakin Lumumba" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: FS/FT: ---> Turbo Grafx CD With Supersystem 3.0 Card + 5 Games + Accessories <---
Date: 1996/01/28
organization: Hooked Online Services
newsgroups: rec.games.video.marketplace
x-mailer: Mozilla 1.1N (Windows; I; 16bit)
I have a Turbo Grafx CD with the Supersystem 3.0 card, 2 controllers, a TurboTap 5 player
adapter, Gate Of Thunder, Bonk's Adventure, Bonk's Revenge, Bomberman, and Ys 1&2. The asking
price is $100, but I'd also be willing to trade the whole package for just about any other
system. E-mail me if you're interested.
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: WTB: ROLAND MS-1 SAMPLER
Date: 1996/05/20
organization: The Grand Supreme Imperious Rulerlord Headmaster of the Universal Hip-Hop Alliance's Primary Soulsonic Lyricism Devision's Sublime Order of Funkentelechy and the Ancient Order of the Telefunkular Power Endowed Soulsonic Supermen With Golden Mics In Their Hands and Large Crowds Reacting To Their Every Word
newsgroups: rec.music.makers.marketplace
x-mailer: Mozilla 2.01 (Win16; I)
I'm looking for a used Roland MS-1 sampler, contact me at
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: FS: Sega Genesis + Games & Accessories
Date: 1996/06/15
organization: The Grand Supreme Imperious Rulerlord Headmaster of the Universal Hip-Hop Alliance's Primary Soulsonic Lyricism Devision's Sublime Order of Funkentelechy and the Ancient Order of the Telefunkular Power Endowed Soulsonic Supermen With Golden Mics In Their Hand
newsgroups: rec.games.video.marketplace
x-mailer: Mozilla 2.01 (Win16; I)
I'm selling the following as a package:
- Sega Genesis System
- Three Buttom Controller
- Six Button Controller
- Sega Menacer
- Sonic 2
- Chakan
- Splatterhouse 2
- Contra Hard Corps
- David Crane's Amazing Tennis
- Captain America & The Avengers
- Menacer 6-in-1 Game
I'm asking $85 shipped.
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: FS: Various Rap/Hip-Hop CD's
Date: 1996/06/17
organization: The Grand Supreme Imperious Rulerlord Headmaster of the Universal Hip-Hop Alliance's Primary Soulsonic Lyricism Devision's Sublime Order of Funkentelechy and the Ancient Order of the Telefunkular Power Endowed Soulsonic Supermen With Golden Mics In Their Hand
newsgroups: rec.music.marketplace.cd
x-mailer: Mozilla 2.01 (Win16; I)
The following CD's are $5 each:
- "Hard To Earn", by Gangstarr
- "The Sun Rises In The East", by Jeru The Damaja
- "Fear Of A Black Planet", by Public Enemy
- "Apocalypse '91 The Enemy Strikes Black", by Public Enemy
- "Whut? Thee Album", by Redman
- "Reel To Reel", by Grand Puba
- "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted", by Ice Cube
If you buy all 7 together for $35, I'll throw in a Cypress Hill single
and a Das EFX single, and take care of the shipping for free.
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: FS: CD-ROM Programs & Games
Date: 1996/06/17
organization: The Grand Supreme Imperious Rulerlord Headmaster of the Universal Hip-Hop Alliance's Primary Soulsonic Lyricism Devision's Sublime Order of Funkentelechy and the Ancient Order of the Telefunkular Power Endowed Soulsonic Supermen With Golden Mics In Their Hand
newsgroups: misc.forsale.computers.pc-specific.software
x-mailer: Mozilla 2.01 (Win16; I)
The prices below include shipping:
The New Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia - $27
Lands of Lore CD - $27
Mega Race - $12
The Software Toolworks US Atlas - $7
The Software Toolworks World Atlas -$7
Sports Illustrated 1994 Sports Almanac -$7
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: WTB: Alesis D4 or Alesis SR-16
Date: 1996/06/17
organization: The Grand Supreme Imperious Rulerlord Headmaster of the Universal Hip-Hop Alliance's Primary Soulsonic Lyricism Devision's Sublime Order of Funkentelechy and the Ancient Order of the Telefunkular Power Endowed Soulsonic Supermen With Golden Mics In Their Hand
newsgroups: rec.music.makers.marketplace
x-mailer: Mozilla 2.01 (Win16; I)
I'll pay $200 for a D4 or $150 for an SR-16. Please contact me by e-mail at:
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: FS: Various Marvel Comic Cards
Date: 1996/06/17
organization: The Grand Supreme Imperious Rulerlord Headmaster of the Universal Hip-Hop Alliance's Primary Soulsonic Lyricism Devision's Sublime Order of Funkentelechy and the Ancient Order of the Telefunkular Power Endowed Soulsonic Supermen With Golden Mics In Their Hand
newsgroups: rec.arts.comics.marketplace
x-mailer: Mozilla 2.01 (Win16; I)
I'm selling the following cards:
- 1990 Series
72 cards, several doubles
Silver Surfer Hologram
- 1991 Series
29 cards, some doubles
- 1992 Series
59 cards, several doubles
Wolverine Hologram
Thing Hologram
- Series 2
64 out of 100 cards, several doubles
Magneto Hologram
- 1993 Series
Complete set, many doubles
Doom 2099 Bonus Card
Vulture 2099 Bonus Card
Specialist Bonus Card
All cards come in plastic binder holders, and all are in mint or
near mind condition. For the entire collection, I'm asking $50 + shipping,
but I will consider other reasonable offers.
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: FS: Daredevil, X-Men, & Morbius Comic Books ($1 - $3)
Date: 1996/06/17
organization: The Grand Supreme Imperious Rulerlord Headmaster of the Universal Hip-Hop Alliance's Primary Soulsonic Lyricism Devision's Sublime Order of Funkentelechy and the Ancient Order of the Telefunkular Power Endowed Soulsonic Supermen With Golden Mics In Their Hand
newsgroups: rec.arts.comics.marketplace
x-mailer: Mozilla 2.01 (Win16; I)
I'm selling the following:
Daredevil 318 $1
Daredevil 304 $1
Daredevil 303 $1
Daredevil 285 $1
Daredevil 284 $2
Daredevil 282 $2
Daredevil 278 $2
Daredevil 277 $2
Daredevil 276 $1
Daredevil 275 $2
Daredevil 274 $2
Daredevil 273 $1
Daredevil 272 $1
Daredevil 261 $2
Daredevil 258 $2
What If . . . 23 (The New X-Men Had Never Existed) $1
The Uncanny X-Men 279 $1
X-Men Classic 57 $2
X-Men Animation Special (1990 high quality bound-book
Adapted From Animated TV Special) $5 (Originally $10.95)
Morbius 1 $3
Morbius 2 $3
Everything is mint condition except for the What If 23,
and Daredevil 318 which are slightly bent in the lower
right corners. These are the asking prices, but I will
consider any reasonable offers. I would also sell the
whole collection as a package for $40 shipped.
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: WTB: Alesis D4 or SR-16 Drum Machine
Date: 1996/06/18
organization: The Grand Supreme Imperious Rulerlord Headmaster of the Universal Hip-Hop Alliance's Primary Soulsonic Lyricism Devision's Sublime Order of Funkentelechy and the Ancient Order of the Telefunkular Power Endowed Soulsonic Supermen With Golden Mics In Their Hand
newsgroups: rec.music.makers.marketplace
x-mailer: Mozilla 2.01 (Win16; I)
If you have either for sale, contact me at:
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: WTB: Alesis D4, SR-16, or Roland DR-5
Date: 1996/06/18
organization: The Grand Supreme Imperious Rulerlord Headmaster of the Universal Hip-Hop Alliance's Primary Soulsonic Lyricism Devision's Sublime Order of Funkentelechy and the Ancient Order of the Telefunkular Power Endowed Soulsonic Supermen With Golden Mics In Their Hand
newsgroups: rec.music.makers.marketplace
x-mailer: Mozilla 2.01 (Win16; I)
If anyone has any of the above drum machines for sale, contact me at:
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: WTB: Roland MS-1 or Rack Mountable Ensoniq Mirage
Date: 1996/07/04
organization: The Grand Supreme Imperious Rulerlord Headmaster of the Universal Hip-Hop Alliance's Primary Soulsonic Lyricism Devision's Sublime Order of Funkentelechy and the Ancient Order of the Telefunkular Power Endowed Soulsonic Supermen With Golden Mics In Their Hand
newsgroups: rec.music.makers.marketplace
x-mailer: Mozilla 2.01 (Win16; I)
If you have one of either for sale, contact me at:
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: WTB: Ensoniq Mirage
Date: 1996/07/05
organization: The Grand Supreme Imperious Rulerlord Headmaster of the Universal Hip-Hop Alliance's Primary Soulsonic Lyricism Devision's Sublime Order of Funkentelechy and the Ancient Order of the Telefunkular Power Endowed Soulsonic Supermen With Golden Mics In Their Hand
newsgroups: rec.music.makers.marketplace
x-mailer: Mozilla 2.01 (Win16; I)
If anyone has a Mirage for sale, contact me at:
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: FS: The Heiroglyphics VS The Hobo Junction Battle Tapes
Date: 1996/07/07
organization: The Grand Supreme Imperious Rulerlord Headmaster of the Universal Hip-Hop Alliance's Primary Soulsonic Lyricism Devision's Sublime Order of Funkentelechy and the Ancient Order of the Telefunkular Power Endowed Soulsonic Supermen With Golden Mics In Their Hand
newsgroups: rec.music.hip-hop,alt.rap,rec.music.funky,alt.music.makers.dj
x-mailer: Mozilla 2.01 (Win16; I)
For all those who still don't have a copy, the Heiroglyphics VS The Hobo
Junction tape is still available. Recorded on high quality 120 minute
cassettes, and featuring freestyles and live performances by various
artists on Side B, it is available for $10 shipped. The sound quality is
crystal clear throughout the entire tape, except for one of the Flavor
Flav freestyles, and the part where Saafir calls out Casual in which
there is a little static. For further information, or to place an order,
write to:
doodoo@hooked.net
P L A Y L I S T:
-Side A-
1) Introduction
2) Saafir Calls Out Casual
3) The Heiroglyphics VS The Hobo Junction
4) Listener Vote Results
5) "Follow For Now" by Sway & King Tech
-Side B-
1) Chino XL Freestyle
2) Blahzay Blahzay Freestyle
3) Keith Murray Freestyle
4) 2Pac Live Performance
5) Mad Lion Live Performance
6) Ras Kass Freestyle
7) Sadat X Freestyle
8) Das Efx Live Performance
9) Lateef The Dread Piper Freestyle
10) Mexikinz Freestyle
11) Fugees Live Performance
12) Erick Sermon Freestyle
13) Evocalist Freestyle
14) Deewyze Freestyle
15) Ras Kass Freestyle
16) Cypress Hill Live Performance
17) Big L Freestyle
18) KRS-ONE Freestyle
19) Kool G Rap & Chuck D Impressions
20) Channel Live Freestyle
21) Chino XL Freestyle
22) Rakim Freestyle
23) LL Cool J Live Performance
24) GZA Live Performance
25) Bobbito's Frank Sinatra Impression
26) Pharcyde Live Performance
27) Flavor Flav Freestyles
28) KRS-ONE Freestyle
29) Redman Freestyle
30) Kool G Rap Clip
31) Organized Konfusion Freestyle
32) Ras Kass Freestyle
33) Chubb Rock Freestyle
34) Listener Vote Results (Continued)
35) Extended Beats
From: doodoo@hooked.net (doodoo@hooked.net)
Subject: Question: Musical Instruments & Islam
Date: 1996/07/29
organization: Hooked Online Services
newsgroups: alt.religion.islam
I've heard recently that certain musical instruments are forbidden by Islam. There is nothing in the Qur'an that I can find relating to this matter, and the Hadith that I've read were fairly vague.
My question is this: are in fact certain musical instruments haram, and if so, which instruments or types of instruments are they?
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
doodoo@hooked.net
[This question received two answers: 1) "The only instrument I know of that can be played is a drum and only before going to Jihad, you know, to gather everyone up. Besides that, music can be played at a marriage (though I think people go too far these days). All other types of instruments at any other events is haram. And 2) "Salaam Alaikum. There are no specific types of instruments to be played or not to be played. Islam is a religion of logic. It means Islam tells us do not believe in things which conveys no meaning to you. Why should Islam forbids or allows certain types of musical instruments ? Overall musical intruments have different types of sounds, drums have their own beats and guitar has its own. Drums sounds loud and can be heard from a distance , that is why they were used in the time of Prophet Mohammed, peace be upon him. But it does not mean that drums are the only instruments we are allowed to play. We can play any type of musical instrument what we like and also we can listen on the stereo. What ever we do it must be within the limits of Islam. It means we should not include any type of sexusal behavior or loose our minds while listening the music, like many Western countries people do.]
From: doodoo@hooked.net (doodoo@hooked.net)
Subject: Re: HIP HOP HEADS!, by Sae Nal Kim
Date: 1996/08/22
organization: Hooked Online Services
newsgroups: rec.music.hip-hop,alt.rap
Sae Kim wrote:
>Hip hop heads smoke drugs, the two go together like women and sex. I
>can't see how anyone can appreciate rap music when they are sober
Often when someone says something incredibly stupid, the people around
them will respond with remarks such as "what are you smoking?" and
"are you drunk?," illustrating the obvious fact that intoxicated
people do not think on the same level as normal humans.
With this in mind, are you then trying to say that you'd have to be
dwelling on a lower level of consiousness in order to appreciate
Hip-Hop music? That sounds as thought you're trying to insult Hip-Hop
rather than 'stay true' to it, as you usually seem to be trying to do.
Have you finally given up on Hip-Hop? Are you ready to move on to
heavy metal this month, or is it back to alternative rock like last
month? Please keep rec.music.hip-hop posted, we all love to hear your
remarks and feelings on such subjects as Foxxy Brown's [under age]
ass, rental cars, and which type of soft drink is the coolest amoung
those 'real heads' down south in the states..
I don't read this newsgroup often, because collectively it's users are
little more than worthless dickriders and overly competitive pretend
MC's trying to proove themselves to the rest of us. However, when I
come here I do enjoy your many posts, and the hillarious lyrics. It's
impossible to tell whether your comedy is intentional or sarcastic,
but it's undoubtedly brilliant.
Peace
-A Famous MC Who Shall Remain Anonymous Due To Dickriders
From: doodoo@hooked.net (doodoo@hooked.net)
Subject: WTB: Malcolm X Speeches on Vinyl
Date: 1996/09/21
organization: Hooked Online Services
newsgroups: rec.music.marketplace.vinyl
If anyone has any Malcolm X speeches on vinyl for sale, I'd like to
buy them. Thank you.
doodoo@hooked.net
From: doodoo@hooked.net (doodoo@hooked.net)
Subject: WTB: E-MU DRUMULATOR
Date: 1997/01/13
organization: Hooked Online Services
newsgroups: rec.music.makers.marketplace
I'm looking for a used E-mu Drumulator in good working condition.
Anyone interested in selling one to me, contact doodoo@hooked.net
From: doodoo@hooked.net (doodoo@hooked.net)
Subject: FS: ALESIS SR-16 DRUM MACHINE $150
Date: 1997/01/13
organization: Hooked Online Services
newsgroups: alt.music.makers.electronic,alt.music.midi,alt.music.producer,rec.music.makers.synth,alt.music.4-track,rec.music.makers.marketplace
For Sale: Alesis SR-16 Digital Drum Machine featuring:
- 233 stereo sampled percussion sounds
- 100 user song slots
- 200 user pattern slots
- Two pairs of stereo output jacks
- Dynamic articulation (changes the velocity and tone of a sound
depending on how hard it's hit)
- Easy to use sequencer with variable levels of swing
$150 + shipping
Contact: doodoo@hooked.net
From: doodoo@hooked.net (doodoo@hooked.net)
Subject: WTB: E-MU DRUMULATOR
Date: 1997/01/17
organization: Hooked Online Services
newsgroups: rec.music.makers.synth
I'm looking for an E-mu Drumulator drum machine. If anyone has one for
sale, contact me at: doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: FS: Akai S01 Sampler
Date: 1997/03/02
Organization: Hooked Online Services
Newsgroups: alt.music.midi,alt.music.makers.electronic,alt.music.producer,rec.music.makers.marketplace,rec.music.makers.synth
For Sale: Akai S01 32,000kHz 16 bit digital midi sampler with eight
sample slots, and 15 seconds of sampling time. This machine is in
perfect condition with the exception of a small ink mark on the top
which is not visible when mounted in a rack. The S01 comes with over 60
sample disks of various synths and drum machines (TR-808, TR-909, Linn
Drum, TB-303, MiniMoog, Moog Rogue, Juno 60, Juno 106, etc). It also
comes with the Macintosh Pro-Ex sample editing software. I'll take the
best offer over $300.
John Lindh
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: FS: E-mu Drumulator w/ Midi
Date: 1997/03/02
Organization: Hooked Online Services
Newsgroups: alt.music.midi,alt.music.makers.electronic,alt.music.producer,rec.music.makers.marketplace,rec.music.makers.synth
For Sale: E-mu Drumulator with midi. This is a digital drum machine from
the early eighties with a sound somewhat similar to a Linn Drum. It has
twelve drum sounds, individual outputs, and unlike most Drumulators,
it's also midi compatible. This machine is in near perfect condition,
the only blemeshes being small dents at the corners of the machine which
effect it's operation in no way whatsoever. I'll take the best offer
over $100.
John Lindh
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: WTB: BOSS DR-660 Drum Machine
Date: 1997/03/05
Organization: Hooked Online Services
Newsgroups: rec.music.makers.marketplace
I'm looking for a used DR-660 in good working condition. I'm not sure
if this is an accessory or if it comes with the 660, but I'd also
definitely want the AC adaptor. Thank you.
John Lindh
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: WTB: ARP AXXE or Moog Prodigy
Date: 1997/03/05
Organization: Hooked Online Services
Newsgroups: rec.music.makers.marketplace
I'm looking for either one of these machines. I do know what each of
these is worth, so please don't bother me with insanely high "vintage"
prices. Thank you.
John Lindh
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: WTB: Boss DR 660 Drum Machine
Date: 1997/03/08
Organization: Hooked Online Services
Newsgroups: rec.music.makers.marketplace,alt.music.midi,alt.music.makers.electronic,alt.music.producer,rec.music.makers.synth
I'm looking for a Boss DR 660 in good working condition, with a manual.
John Lindh
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: FS: E-mu Drumulator w/ Midi & Instructions
Date: 1997/03/11
Organization: Hooked Online Services
Newsgroups: rec.music.makers.marketplace,alt.music.midi,alt.music.makers.electronic,alt.music.producer,rec.music.makers.synth
For sale: E-mu Drumulator with full midi compatibility and the original
instructions. This machine is in perfect working condition, and good
physical condition. The corners are dented a little bit, but the whole
thing is built like a tank and would be very difficult to do any real
damage to (you could probably jump up and down on it without hurting
anything). For those who are unfamiliar with this machine, it's a
digital drum machine from the early eighties somewhat similar to a Linn
Drum. It has an especially good handclap, and thick punchy sounds with
eight individual outputs. I've seen these without midi go for $200, but
they're really not worth that much. I'll take any offers over $100, and
I'll ship COD.
John Lindh
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: Talkboxes
Date: 1997/03/11
Organization: Hooked Online Services
Newsgroups: rec.music.makers.electronic,rec.music.makers.synth
Can anybody tell me what exactly a TalkBox is, how it works, and how
it's different from a vocoder? I've heard that they're dangerous in some
way, but I'm willing to risk bodily harm in order to get my voice to
sound like Roger Troutman. If anyone has any information on their
dangers, how much they cost, or any other comments about them, I'd
appreciate it. Respond e-mail or e-mail & newsgroup please; I don't
frequent Usenet. Thank you.
John Lindh
doodoo@hooked.net
From: "doodoo@hooked.net" <doodoo@hooked.net>
Subject: WTB: TALKBOX
Date: 1997/03/12
Organization: Hooked Online Services
Newsgroups: rec.music.makers.marketplace
I don't know what a TalkBox is, or how it works, but I know what it
sounds like and I want one. If it has pieces that fit inside your mouth,
I don't care. I can find a way of cleaning it. I want a TalkBox. Sell me
one. Thank you.
John Lindh
doodoo@hooked.net
Richard Starr is a managing editor at The Weekly Standard.
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