From: B R O T H E R A L P H A B E T on IR's "Flying High"
quoted 5 lines the samples are nicely blended and sparsely placed giving the>the samples are nicely blended and sparsely placed giving the
>music more mystery...more room to sit back and imagine on your own...it
>is not the type of music that relies on sampling at a ridiculously high
>level...or more plainly...if you removed the samples, the music could
>stand on its own.
Flying High is a "MEGA-tonnage" sample user, so if you removed the samples
some of the tracks would disappear. ex: The second track is basically
a clip from the intro to kraftwerk's "ananas symphonie" and anita kerr/rod
mckuen's "who has touched the sky." But Morris' application of those samples
is (IMHO) unique and structurally incredibly beautiful! I can play
this cd until I die! check out dreamfish, with Morris and Pete Namlook.
As has been mentioned before on the list, this will be out domestic US on
instinct real soon (maybe even in a few weeks... any details, taylor?).
-tt