Hi Pedro,
At 23:01 02.01.1997 -0800, Pedro Cevallos <pceval01@fiu.edu> wrote:
quoted 9 lines My aunt let me *borrow* 25+ of her old Brazilian LPs (Samba, Novabossa,
>My aunt let me *borrow* 25+ of her old Brazilian LPs (Samba, Novabossa,
>Antonio Carlos Jobim, Joao Gilberto, Stan Getz, Luis Bonfa,
>Charlie Byrd, Martinho Davila, Tamba Trio, Black Orpheus Movie Sountrack,
>and many more). I've been mixing them with some of my jungle and acid
>jazz records with great success. They just seem to fit perfectly. My
>aunt, unfortunately, wants them back. Does anybody know:
>
>1. Are these old records still available? If so, where?
>2. Has anybody ventured into the realm of Acid-Jazz-Samba-Novabossa?
well, since I got some latino-house records in Miami last year, I use them
to mix latin-sounds with techno (usual with minimal stuff from Detroit or
Berlin). Esp. I like to use the more original versions (without the phat
house beat). You can ask Stryke (how is he, btw) about it. So I think I have
an idea about what you mean. I also like old jazz-funk, hip-hop or even ska
records (although because of the much slower speeds, thats more something
for sampling) in combination with drum'n bass and electro.
I like that contrast of electronical/mechanical/artificial techno and
human/expressive/accoustic sounds.
cya
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