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1997-09-09 15:12Guy Elden (idm) other coldcuts
1997-09-10 16:02Ninja Tune/Discreet Re: (idm) other coldcuts
1997-09-10 17:29Iain Newton Re: (idm) other coldcuts
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1997-09-09 15:12Guy EldenDropped by Other Music last night to hear/see Coldcut. Got there about 9:10 after walking
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Dropped by Other Music last night to hear/see Coldcut. Got there about 9:10 after walking in the wrong damn direction for 15 minutes. The place was crowded, but not uncomfortably so... I stood near the back to have some breathing room, and really couldn't see much of what went on on the tables. I do know that there were two guys, one of whom wore a green shirt and glasses... he appeared to be doing the actual spinning/mixing. The other guy sat down, wearing a straw-looking hat. It looked like he was feeding the green shirt guy records. The music I heard was pretty varied, as far as the hip-hop meets electronica beats go. Some slow pieces, some wickedly energetic yet lush pieces. And some pretty interesting samples thrown in for good measure. I couldn't place them exactly, but they did sound vaguely familiar. I'm not sure if anything they played was from the new album, but I really really really hope the song they played at about 9:20 is... totally whacked out beats and bass vibes got the heads nodding a good bit. -- guy@earthweb.com a.k.a., Guy Elden, Jr.
1997-09-10 16:02Ninja Tune/Discreet>Dropped by Other Music last night to hear/see Coldcut. Got there about >9:10 after walkin
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quoted 20 lines Dropped by Other Music last night to hear/see Coldcut. Got there about>Dropped by Other Music last night to hear/see Coldcut. Got there about >9:10 after walking in the wrong damn direction for 15 minutes. > >The place was crowded, but not uncomfortably so... I stood near the back >to have some breathing room, and really couldn't see much of what went on >on the tables. > >I do know that there were two guys, one of whom wore a green shirt and >glasses... he appeared to be doing the actual spinning/mixing. The other >guy sat down, wearing a straw-looking hat. It looked like he was feeding the >green shirt guy records. > >The music I heard was pretty varied, as far as the hip-hop meets electronica >beats go. Some slow pieces, some wickedly energetic yet lush pieces. And >some pretty interesting samples thrown in for good measure. I couldn't >place them exactly, but they did sound vaguely familiar. > >I'm not sure if anything they played was from the new album, but I really >really really hope the song they played at about 9:20 is... totally whacked >out beats and bass vibes got the heads nodding a good bit.
Coldcut's Live Set : Basically what you heard (and what they are doing at all the gigs) is a live remix of the new record. Jon and Matt have all the parts on there computer and they feed it through a random remix software they designed (also included with the CD of 'Let Us Play'). Matt has everything cut on vinyl also to fill in parts if the computer is feeling un-funky. At the gigs they collaborate with Hex who feed a lot of vocal samples (which hook up with there visuals) into the mix. The set ranges from funky bits to completly left-field progressive electronic bits. It's definitly more of a sit and watch/listen kinda vibe. Kid Koala and Food fill in the rest of the night with some party jumpin vibe. Ninjas
1997-09-10 17:29Iain NewtonReply to: RE>>(idm) other coldcuts all i know is that i was at wetlands on saturday night
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10 Sep 1997 12:29:27 -0500
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Reply to: RE>>(idm) other coldcuts all i know is that i was at wetlands on saturday night and they (coldcut) just keep on reinforcing how completely brilliant their musical/visual melting pot of a show really is - i am off to to buy "let us play" right now iain -------------------------------------- Date: 9/10/97 11:47 AM To: Iain Newton From: Ninja Tune/Discreet
quoted 20 lines Dropped by Other Music last night to hear/see Coldcut. Got there about>Dropped by Other Music last night to hear/see Coldcut. Got there about >9:10 after walking in the wrong damn direction for 15 minutes. > >The place was crowded, but not uncomfortably so... I stood near the back >to have some breathing room, and really couldn't see much of what went on >on the tables. > >I do know that there were two guys, one of whom wore a green shirt and >glasses... he appeared to be doing the actual spinning/mixing. The other >guy sat down, wearing a straw-looking hat. It looked like he was feeding the >green shirt guy records. > >The music I heard was pretty varied, as far as the hip-hop meets electronica >beats go. Some slow pieces, some wickedly energetic yet lush pieces. And >some pretty interesting samples thrown in for good measure. I couldn't >place them exactly, but they did sound vaguely familiar. > >I'm not sure if anything they played was from the new album, but I really >really really hope the song they played at about 9:20 is... totally whacked >out beats and bass vibes got the heads nodding a good bit.
Coldcut's Live Set : Basically what you heard (and what they are doing at all the gigs) is a live remix of the new record. Jon and Matt have all the parts on there computer and they feed it through a random remix software they designed (also included with the CD of 'Let Us Play'). Matt has everything cut on vinyl also to fill in parts if the computer is feeling un-funky. At the gigs they collaborate with Hex who feed a lot of vocal samples (which hook up with there visuals) into the mix. The set ranges from funky bits to completly left-field progressive electronic bits. It's definitly more of a sit and watch/listen kinda vibe. Kid Koala and Food fill in the rest of the night with some party jumpin vibe. Ninjas