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From:
Brock Suter
To:
Pedro Cevallos
Cc:
Date:
Sun, 20 Oct 1996 23:17:30 -0700
Subject:
Re: (idm) + Tripin' on Trip-Hop +
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Pedro Cevallos wrote:
quoted 7 lines To me Ninja Tune is not Trip Hop. To me trip hop is that formulaic DJ> > To me Ninja Tune is not Trip Hop. To me trip hop is that formulaic DJ > Icey-type shit that goes: > > 1-2-3-4-sample-5-6-7-8-sample-sample > 1-2-3-4-sample-5-6-7-8-sample-sample > ...
Sorry Pedro, but I got to disagree with you on that one. I wouldn't call what you described above triphop, I'd just call it repetitive shit. I take it your from Miami, so you must know that Icee/Miami Bass style well...It's not triphop, it's too way to fast to be called that. We call it 'funky breaks' out here on the west coast and like it or not, it moves people on the dancefloor. I'll admit it, I've got just about every record Icee's put out. Most people love'em, the same way most people love house music. I'd call the stuff on Ninja Tune, trip-hop, as far as anything is...I'd even say that hands down its some of the best trip-hop there is on the planet. Some call triphop, hiphop with out the rap. Well I say, Crap on a bat, if my momma ain't fat... An old quote I found:
quoted 5 lines "I hate trip-hop! I don't even know what trip-hop means - if it's The Dust> "I hate trip-hop! I don't even know what trip-hop means - if it's The Dust >Brothers then eat my shit, because they're the worst cunts ever. They just do >samples, really, which I never do. But I like some of the Mo'Wax stuff, some of >that's quite deep." >
-Luke Vibert Well now, we all know Luke's been been doing some samples nowdays too ('smoke a joint' and the Amen Break come to mind). Really, all that I've said is bullshit, the main reason is that I call this stuff trip-hop for lack of a better word. Some people call all electronic music 'house' in the same fashion. I call it all techno or just electronic music...It's just semantics! So, bottom line, if you like 'down-tempo breakbeat on a funked out, smooth & jazzy tip' check out: Artist WagonChrist - 'Throbbing Pouch' (this man can do no wrong by me!) Naked Funk - 'Valium' (another fav around my house) Kitachi - Everything (more on a dub tip) Skylab/Howie B - Everyting (check out butt meat?!?) Nightmares on Wax - Evertying (Smoker's Delight!) Depth Charge - Everthing (especially Nine Deadly Venoms) Palmskin Productions - Everything (especially Remixelr and the beast) Strange Brew - (Wow! Who is this? I want more!) Labels React - 'Dope on Plastic/Wax' series - All, especially DOP 2 Mo Wax - Most everything, ie: RPM, Dj Shadow, U.N.K.L.E, Funk Mob, Attica Blues Skint - lots of good stuff, Bentley Rhythm Ace, Midfield General, Fatboy Slim PussyFoot - lots of good stuff also Pork - more good stuff... and of course, Anything on Ninja Tune! Hope this helps, brock np: The London Funk Allstars Present: Flesh Eating Disco Zombies vs The Bionic Hookers from Mars (and yes, it's as badass as the title!)