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2000-08-02 15:07Jeff Shoemaker [idm] Best of Moog
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2000-08-02 15:07Jeff Shoemakerjust scored this from a friend. oh lawd, this is the most fun record i've heard in ages. t
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just scored this from a friend. oh lawd, this is the most fun record i've heard in ages. tracks from Perrey & Kingsley, Dick Hyman, First Moog Quartet, and a few others. most of the tunes are "pops" standards from the 60's, the kind of music you've heard on elevators throughout your life. you get everything from "Popcorn" (covered a zillion times by a zillion bands), to "E.V.A." to the excellent "Shank." some is kind of on the Esquivel hyper-lounge tip, while the rest is just nonsense. some may recognize the synthed-up "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" as the same bluegrass tune that accompanied the Beasties yelling like moonshine-drunken idiots in "Five Piece Chicken Dinner" off "Paul's Boutique." of course, high-pitched detuned monophonic synth strings sounds weren't in *that* version :) Perrey and Kingsley seem to domintate the disc (with 5 of the 17 tracks being theirs), but they do have a keen sense of the silly and fun which goes a long way IMO. You know you want to hear their version of "Spanish Flea." all in all this is a very strong compilation, if you like this sort of thing. it seems like the perfect thing to have on when friends drop by, so they can know just how serious you are about this electronic music thing :) Jeff Bob sez "Check it out!" ------------ 1642 try 621 ------------
2000-08-04 12:04Zelixer@aol.comIn a message dated 8/2/00 8:13:50 AM Pacific Daylight Time, cache@texas.net writes: > just
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In a message dated 8/2/00 8:13:50 AM Pacific Daylight Time, cache@texas.net writes:
quoted 2 lines just scored this from a friend. oh lawd, this is the most fun record i've> just scored this from a friend. oh lawd, this is the most fun record i've > heard in ages. tracks from Perrey & Kingsley, Dick Hyman, First Moog
Quartet,
quoted 1 line and a few others. most of the tunes are "pops" standards from the 60's,> and a few others. most of the tunes are "pops" standards from the 60's,
the
quoted 2 lines kind of music you've heard on elevators throughout your life. you get> kind of music you've heard on elevators throughout your life. you get > everything from "Popcorn" (covered a zillion times by a zillion bands), to
"E.
quoted 1 line V.A." to the excellent "Shank." some is kind of on the Esquivel> V.A." to the excellent "Shank." some is kind of on the Esquivel
hyper-lounge
quoted 3 lines tip, while the rest is just nonsense. some may recognize the synthed-up "> tip, while the rest is just nonsense. some may recognize the synthed-up " > Foggy Mountain Breakdown" as the same bluegrass tune that accompanied the > Beasties yelling like moonshine-drunken idiots in "Five Piece Chicken
Dinner"
quoted 2 lines off "Paul's Boutique." of course, high-pitched detuned monophonic synth> off "Paul's Boutique." of course, high-pitched detuned monophonic synth > strings sounds weren't in *that* version :)
Sounds interesting! what label might i find this one from? I've been in love with everything JJ-Perrey has ever released even though i still haven't tracked down the 80sumthing-year-old's latest take on trip hop and various odd ends. His _Moog Indigo_ and _Amazing New Electronic Sounds of.._ are must-have's if you enjoy quality Moog compositions. An FYI: The Beasties also knicked the title of _In Sound From Way Out_ from the first LP by the Perrey-Kingsley joint. Also worth a check. Last I heard of Perrey he was working on some top secret experiments involving dolphins and making music that may psychosomatically render humans into a somnolence for the benefit of insomniacs. Anyways, thanks for the tip! regards, Erik --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org