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2000-07-14 16:38marsel [idm] hood, mills, craig, nubian mindz, domu
2000-07-14 17:36Ross Balmer [idm] hood, beltran, olliveira
2000-07-14 19:58Kelley Hackett RE: [idm] hood, beltran, olliveira
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2000-07-14 16:38marselwhat is techno? is techno still alive? & is there still any good techno coming out? well,
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what is techno? is techno still alive? & is there still any good techno coming out? well, whatever.. i bought some records yesterday and i would like to share my opinios about them. ||| robert hood - nighttime world volume 2 - cd - m-plant - m-p318.cd nighttime world (volume 1) was robert hood's double pack release through pulsinger's outlet cheap from austria. on that release he successfully combined jazz elements with minimal techno, together with a good portion of soul. this cd album, volume 2, sees fourteen beautiful tracks and with those he even moves more away from his minimal style. first track after the intro goes smoothly downtempo and funky, as some other will do as well. most remarkable for me is that 'only' about three go in a more 'regular hood way', but nevertheless, as said, it's a very gorgeous soulful album. most tracks come in a lush, beautiful ambient way, reminding to older jon beltran albums and neil olliveira's 313 soundtrack, and also mills' ambient sound scapes. some come with soft beats, some with smooth breaks, but the soul is definitely always there. a very stronge real smooth, warm laidback album. millsart - every dog has its day - 2x12" - axis - ax-20 shortly after his lifelike album, and several purpose makers, jeff mills comes up with this double pack. first track takes of with the smooth tight mills'feeling, 4/4, but pretty downtempo. second track goes more downtempo, string-based, even somewhat breaky. side b brings two tracks, first track in a real may-styled positivism, soft strings, lush melodies, wonderful stuff. second track goes ambient, somewhat darker, deep things. second platter, side c goes again in more soft mode, still mills, but from his most romantic side, dreamy strings, gentle snares, and deeply, deeply soulful. side d continues in this lush style, again more downtempo techno, strings, funky melodies all around. second track maybe comes most close to his more familiar things, as it is pretty direct with a smooth euporhic feeling, last short ambient piece makes the circle round.. for me it's really best thing he's done, at least the last three years. axis as it should be, a timeless release as several others, which made axis so really wonderful!! designer music - problemz/the truth - 12" - planet e - pe65255 designer music is a monicker carl craig regular uses for his remixes. as teaser the whole designer music album, containing some of his finest remixes, this twelve pops up with two tracks. 'problemz' is his remix of the alexander robotnick track. the mix is heavy dancefloor stuff, heavy beats & basses together with the craig-styled sweeping hihats, combined with the catchy vocal sample. second part goes deeply into the filters. 'the truth' goes less wild, and takes it pretty purely analog electronic, a slowly building track, with building dreamy strings. nubian mindz - new world chaos - 2x12" - archive - file 1 lp nubian mindz is collin lindo, who's probably best known for his drum 'n bass releases as alpha omega. since a year he uses this monicker to put out some of my favorite fat techno jazz fusions tracks through the archive and 2000black labels. new world chaos is a tight eight tracks album, taken it into new dimensions. jazzy detroit strings meet raw claps & beats. side a comes the second part of 'black science' and the smooth 'montage', somewhat clinical like craig's 'elements'. side b brings 'planet electro', which turns out to be real fine hi tech jazz thing, and 'nubian alliance' reminds me somewhat to titonton stuff, combining agressive distorted beats with the soft strings, relaxed bases - the contrast really catches me. the second record continues brightly on, especially side d. if science needs an soundtrack, this should be it. 'emotions' has a fat low 303 in it, and 'new world chaos' is a spacey as dan curtin's first releases. i really love this album.. fresh, raw, direct and deeply soulful & funky, check it! domu - message to.. - 12" - archive - document8 from the man, which put out some of my favorite tunes from last year, three new very fine warm tracks. side a hosts two tracks, of which the first one goes into pretty familiar downtempo stuff, pretty laidback hip hop beats, together with smooth jazzy tinglings above. second one becomes more typical domu, uptempo, hectic jazzy beats - with heavily soundtrack like strings about touching a but of photek, but when soft, fragile vocals come in, it all becomes more like somehting never heard before, towards 4hero, but so spacey and elusive, gorgeous. side b comes with one warm summer track, soft strings & melodies, somewhat combining 4x4 beats within breakbeats, and deep heavy basses. a strong continuation of his remarkable releases! ||| have a nice weekend you all! ___________________________________ forcefield | mindless entertainment http://www.forcefield.org _ __ ___ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2000-07-14 17:36Ross Balmer----- Original Message ----- From: "marsel" <marsel@sonik.demon.nl> > robert hood - nightt
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quoted 3 lines robert hood - nighttime world volume 2 - cd - m-plant - m-p318.cd> robert hood - nighttime world volume 2 - cd - m-plant - m-p318.cd > <snip> > reminding to older jon beltran albums and
Anything that sounds like early John Beltran is a must-have IMO
quoted 1 line neil olliveira's 313 soundtrack> neil olliveira's 313 soundtrack
This is a name I'm not sure about. From the release tiitle I'll take a guess - is this the man behind the Detroit Escalator Company? (Soundtrack 313 is an album I have been after for a while now and I'm having no luck at all) Ross --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2000-07-14 19:58Kelley Hackett>Anything that sounds like early John Beltran is a must-have IMO Agreed Ross!(x 5) When is
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>Anything that sounds like early John Beltran is a must-have IMO Agreed Ross!(x 5) When is that Hood Cd going to be released? And Ross, if you dont Escalator, U better hit me off list... O! -----Original Message----- From: Ross Balmer To: IDM; marsel@sonik.demon.nl Sent: 7/14/00 12:36 PM Subject: [idm] hood, beltran, olliveira ----- Original Message ----- From: "marsel" <marsel@sonik.demon.nl>
quoted 3 lines robert hood - nighttime world volume 2 - cd - m-plant - m-p318.cd> robert hood - nighttime world volume 2 - cd - m-plant - m-p318.cd > <snip> > reminding to older jon beltran albums and
Anything that sounds like early John Beltran is a must-have IMO
quoted 1 line neil olliveira's 313 soundtrack> neil olliveira's 313 soundtrack
This is a name I'm not sure about. From the release tiitle I'll take a guess - is this the man behind the Detroit Escalator Company? (Soundtrack 313 is an album I have been after for a while now and I'm having no luck at all) Ross --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2000-07-14 21:22DavidASim@aol.comIn a message dated 7/14/00 6:35:42 PM GMT Daylight Time, ross@tui.co.uk writes: > > robert
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In a message dated 7/14/00 6:35:42 PM GMT Daylight Time, ross@tui.co.uk writes:
quoted 5 lines robert hood - nighttime world volume 2 - cd - m-plant - m-p318.cd> > robert hood - nighttime world volume 2 - cd - m-plant - m-p318.cd > > <snip> > > reminding to older jon beltran albums and > > Anything that sounds like early John Beltran is a must-have IMO
What did people think of the latest Beltran (Sky EP 2)? Here's my sketchy review... Watercoloured Dreams is among my favourite tracks ever: it drags you in, draws you out, and by the closing string loop you're seeing angels. Ayla is competently done, but in a style that fecks me off (cf John Peel's comment: the best thing about intelligent drum and bass is that it implies the existence of stupid drum and bass, which would be superb). Petra is again excellent, in a similar fashion to ...Dreams, but Soul Sketching is ruined by the painfully Titanic pipes. Presumably, JB lives in a techno bunker and is entirely insulated from Celine Dion. Forgive my ignorance (please don't shoot, Kelley) but which of these is closest to his 'classic' style... if Watercolour Dreams is the comedown after them, then the classics must be some truly magnificent shit. Thanks for indulgence david. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2000-07-15 18:45Catfish GilI don't know the music by tracks but: First track is great. Gets a little too loopy. It's
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I don't know the music by tracks but: First track is great. Gets a little too loopy. It's got that lush arpegiator action going on. Great soundscace. I like the closing orchestral strings too. second track and B side first track run together for me, I like the drum and bassness of it all, but it's a little too lush. Last track with the celticish pipe is fun if I let me self enjoy it. It all sounds like adult contemporary chill music. Just so well produced and all, which almost starts to be a detractor. 6.5/10 but it's been in constant rotation for a while now. On Fri, 14 Jul 2000 DavidASim@aol.com wrote:
quoted 32 lines In a message dated 7/14/00 6:35:42 PM GMT Daylight Time, ross@tui.co.uk> In a message dated 7/14/00 6:35:42 PM GMT Daylight Time, ross@tui.co.uk > writes: > > > > robert hood - nighttime world volume 2 - cd - m-plant - m-p318.cd > > > <snip> > > > reminding to older jon beltran albums and > > > > Anything that sounds like early John Beltran is a must-have IMO > > What did people think of the latest Beltran (Sky EP 2)? Here's my sketchy > review... > > Watercoloured Dreams is among my favourite tracks ever: it drags you in, > draws you out, and by the closing string loop you're seeing angels. > Ayla is competently done, but in a style that fecks me off (cf John Peel's > comment: the best thing about intelligent drum and bass is that it implies > the existence of stupid drum and bass, which would be superb). > Petra is again excellent, in a similar fashion to ...Dreams, but Soul > Sketching is ruined by the painfully Titanic pipes. Presumably, JB lives in > a techno bunker and is entirely insulated from Celine Dion. > Forgive my ignorance (please don't shoot, Kelley) but which of these is > closest to his 'classic' style... if Watercolour Dreams is the comedown after > them, then the classics must be some truly magnificent shit. > > Thanks for indulgence > > david. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org >
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2000-07-14 23:05Kelley Hackettha ha......shooting, only socially fella...well Still, I heard a snippet of Watercolors, a
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ha ha......shooting, only socially fella...well Still, I heard a snippet of Watercolors, and yep, thats the classic sound of JB! I would say its a mesh between 10 Days of Blue & Placid Angles... As for his Drum and Bass sound, well, as Lance said, "change is good", regardless if I may like it......it just takes some getting use to.... Also the snippet I heard reminds me a little of his recent Indio albulm, some of the softer tunes like "Snowdrift" and "a thousand storms" U have it I presume....? Oro! -----Original Message----- From: DavidASim@aol.com To: idm@hyperreal.org Sent: 7/14/00 4:22 PM Subject: Re: [idm] hood, beltran, olliveira In a message dated 7/14/00 6:35:42 PM GMT Daylight Time, ross@tui.co.uk writes:
quoted 5 lines robert hood - nighttime world volume 2 - cd - m-plant - m-p318.cd> > robert hood - nighttime world volume 2 - cd - m-plant - m-p318.cd > > <snip> > > reminding to older jon beltran albums and > > Anything that sounds like early John Beltran is a must-have IMO
What did people think of the latest Beltran (Sky EP 2)? Here's my sketchy review... Watercoloured Dreams is among my favourite tracks ever: it drags you in, draws you out, and by the closing string loop you're seeing angels. Ayla is competently done, but in a style that fecks me off (cf John Peel's comment: the best thing about intelligent drum and bass is that it implies the existence of stupid drum and bass, which would be superb). Petra is again excellent, in a similar fashion to ...Dreams, but Soul Sketching is ruined by the painfully Titanic pipes. Presumably, JB lives in a techno bunker and is entirely insulated from Celine Dion. Forgive my ignorance (please don't shoot, Kelley) but which of these is closest to his 'classic' style... if Watercolour Dreams is the comedown after them, then the classics must be some truly magnificent shit. Thanks for indulgence david. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org