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Mon, 17 Mar 1997 15:12:03 GMT
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Re: Jimi Tenor (was Re: (idm) transmat/Blech)
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On Mon, 17 Mar 1997 16:46:54 +0200 (EET), you wrote:
quoted 21 lines One Warp-ed individual, he wrote:>One Warp-ed individual, he wrote: > >> >Why has no-one mentioned Jimi Tenor? >> >> who? > >Oh, come on, g.! :) 'Intervision' is just gorgeous, >I've been spinning it constantly during the last days. >I really hate writing reviews, especially when I can't >do it with my own precious language ;) but suffice it >to say that I love the way Jimi combines together all >kinds of different styles (acid jazz, 'proper' old school >jazz, even Iggy Pop influences - you may not believe me, >but Jimi has confessed Iggy is his big influence), and still >manages to sound like himself, not like some weak imitation/retro >things the charts are full of these days. Outstanding tracks? >Well, there are too many of them, but I like 'Sugardaddy' (this >reminds me of Iggy's 'The Idiot' album somehow) and 'Atlantis' >(a massive jazz epic, combining Miles and Trane with Bernard >Herrmann's soundtrack for 'Taxi Driver'), for example. This >is easily one of the best releases this year, so far.
yes of course all this is true. it is one of warp's very best albums. radio 1 wouldn't playlist _can't stay with me baby_ because it was too 'avantgarde'. :( g.