quoted 1 line 1. This isn't really supposed to be a jungle comp., is it?> 1. This isn't really supposed to be a jungle comp., is it?
Not really, I don't think there's any jungle tracks on there unless
you play it at 78 or something. I wouldn't doubt jungle comps coming
out on Mo' Wax though. Mo' Wax has been divided into three labels
now, with the main label being primarily for compilations. This is
all due to their (can I say fatal?) link-up with Virgin, and supposedly
Astralwerks in the US.
quoted 1 line 2. What's a good followup comp or album in this style?> 2. What's a good followup comp or album in this style?
Umm, you might want to try the UNKLE double 12" on Mo' Wax, also there's
some "trip hop" compilation called "Dope on Plastic", which is okay.
*Don't* buy "The Trip Hop Test" and *Don't* buy anything on that stupid
Shadow Records. You also may like Mo' Wax's prior comp, which is more
jazzy, called "Royalties Overdue".
quoted 1 line 3. What else is available by Patterson, R.P.M., or Skull?> 3. What else is available by Patterson, R.P.M., or Skull?
I'm not sure who Patterson is, I guess he's one of the new recruits on
the comp. RPM can be found on two prior Mo' Wax singles, the first one
was called "Food of My De-Rhythm"/"Take Me Out of the Ordinary" and the
second one has just been re-released called "2000", which you probably
have already. It's got two cuts featuring Menelik on the flip side though.
quoted 1 line 4. Should I be asking these questions somwhere else?> 4. Should I be asking these questions somwhere else?
You would probably get a better response on the acid-jazz list.
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