I'm partial to his remix of the Orb's "Oxbow Lakes" from
a few years back; there's this chunky break
in the middle section running behind the
central piano riff that makes me shake my head
every time I hear it.
My feelings about the Tori Amos mixes are on the record
at
http://www.mich.com/~marmoset/freeke-7.html#rev12
so I won't go into them here. I will
say that it's probably dangerous to judge a
remixer's talents (or lack thereof) on
a remix done for a well-known artist on a big label,
as such labels often reject more adventurous
remixes in favor of safer, clubbier ones.
Brock Suter said:
: But I must say that one of his releases (I think it's him
: anyway) that I do like and recommend is one of those '69'
: singles that was reissued not to long
: ago. I can't remember the title or the tracks
: but it's good, funky stuff.
_Four Jazz-Funk Classics_ = 69 (Planet E - 1991) ,
[recently repressed]
A. Ladies & Gentlemen
If Mojo Was A.M.
B. My Machines
Frequency Finale
I won't try to sell anyone on Carl Craig here, but
I'll just mention that this is probably my
favorite 12" ever.
-d.w.
on now in my head:
"Ladies & Gentlemen", "Oscillator", "Desire", "Kao-Tic Harmony",
"Chicken Noodle Soup"...