On Fri, 8 Jan 1999, Brock Phillips wrote:
quoted 5 lines Anyone heard the As One "Art of Prophecy" LP on Shield? Just curious if
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> Anyone heard the As One "Art of Prophecy" LP on Shield? Just curious if
> this was more along the lines of his more electronic/detroit'ish stuff
> like the "Reflection" LP...or is it closer to the jazz on that MoWax LP he
> did? I'd prefer the former to the latter, s'why I'm asking. Gracias.
It's not really either. It is definitely more techno/electronic, yet lacks
much of the melancholy soul that Relfections has. It's a good album, if a
little repetitive, but not as good as Relfections. It's also sort of
eclectic, lot's of different sounds (eve a dnb track with Peshay), but for
some reason tracks after tracks tends to drag on...
I would say of you're a Kirk fan then get it, otherwise it's my least
listened to Kirk record (Celestial Soul and In with their Arps being tied
for first)
peace
Nate
quoted 22 lines P.S. Check out the Beanfield "Close the Gap 1-3" on Compost if you're
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> P.S. Check out the Beanfield "Close the Gap 1-3" on Compost if you're
> looking for some kind of electro-techno-breakbeat hybrid. Andrew
> (Cognition Audioworks) recommended this one to me, 'tis dope. The long
> side starts out inna techno stylee and breaks down into some funky drummer
> latinesque percussion, finally changes up to "Dadamnphreefunk..." style
> Hardfloor jam. Nice to see people making records that can encompass lots
> of different styles (and do it well)...
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