Find the Viennatones comp (they were involved). I think Shantel's "Higher
Than The Funk" bears some similarity. I'd also recommend Bristol's "Cup of
Tea" label in general....Spaceways, Monk & Canatella, maybe Mr. Scruff,
Purple Penguin - just find the first CoT compilation and take it from there
(it has a US release on an Island subsidiary, I think). Pork is also another
label to investigate....Fila Brazilla, Baby Mammoth, The Solid Doctor, etc.
Ninja Tune stuff sometimes wanders (well, one foot is usually in the general
vicinity) into this territory. Try Up, Bustle & Out's "One Colour...". The DJ
Food releases are a bit more hippity hoppity, but they smoke. DJ Cam in that
bag also.
Of course, the G-Stoned K&D ep is a must. They also have a Drum and Bass
comp (mixed) called "Conversions". My mind is a blank whenever this kind of
thing gets asked; I'll think of a million things after I hit the "send" icon.
jeff
Sebastian Herrfurth wrote:
quoted 24 lines Hi,
> Hi,
>
> On Thu, 1 Apr 1999, david turgeon wrote:
>
> > a friend of my brother loves kruder & dorfmeister (i suppose she's got
> > the k&d sessions), & she wants to learn about more music in that genre.
> > since k&d isn't really my cup of tea, i figured i'd ask you guys. i'd
> > appreciate if you could take a few minutes & give me your top 5. you
> > can reply privately.
>
> Let's see:
> everything from Tosca (that's a project by Dorfmeister and somebody else)
> Extended Spirit (great stuff from Berlin !!! :-)
> I was told Waldeck (on G-Stone and Spray Austria) is good, too
>
> Bye
>
> Sebastian
>
> --
> Sebastian Herrfurth (seher@cs.tu-berlin.de)
>
> pages for Bernd Friedmann / Riz Maslen / Daniel Meier / DJ Krush / ...
> at http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/~seher/music.html
--
jeff
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