I know exactly what you mean as I was at the show also. I own quite a
few Ninja discs and although they are great the don't contain much of
the frenzied jungle beats that were played on Saturday night. The
re-fried food remix album as recommended by others will not meet you
requirements with the exception of the squarepusher track. If you
haven't already, do check out squarepusher's latest (they even
included Vic Acid in their set).
I'm not sure if thats it for the current Ninja Stealth tour but if it
comes you way don't miss it.
Turlough
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Subject: (idm) fast Ninjas
Author: Andy <ajsolomon@wesleyan.edu> at UNIXPO
Date: 6/16/97 7:17 PM
ok, so I saw the Ninja tune thing on Sat, and loved (most of) it. Today I
put on my Can'tStand the Beatz....etc. comp, and noticed, well, everything
seemed REALLY slow in comparison to what was presented live.
Obviously Funki Porcini(who spun some jungle type stuff, which seems to
depart from the his cds that i own), the Up Bustle and
Out djs and everyone there Sat. would spin stuff that was faster and got
the crowd dancing...maybe most of it wasn't their material, but, well, my
question:
I don't have that much N.T. stuff, can anyone recommend some material by
people on this label that appraoches the style(faster trip-hop/ trip-hop
jungle mesh)of their live stuff? I'd really appreciate it :)
thanks
andy
ps this is not to say that i don't enjoy the laid back, jazzy trip-hop
stuff I've got, I really like that as well, but I think i need to explore
this genre more....