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Brian MacDonald
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Wed, 28 Jun 2000 20:17:51 -0400 (EDT)
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Re: [idm] Land Of The Loops "Puttering About A Small Land"
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wow, this one came in to the station about two weeks ago, and I took one look at it, gave it a cursory listen, and religated it to the average pile. I think maybe the cover art prejudiced me. But Album of 2000 So Far... this definitely warrants another listen. Thanks Brian for alerting me! BTW, russell mills/undark thumbs up, also the new einsturbende neubautan (I know that spelling is horribly butchered). g. gweinstock@hws.edu On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, Brian MacDonald wrote:
quoted 53 lines I think I finally encountered what sounds like The Album Of 2000 So Far...> > I think I finally encountered what sounds like The Album Of 2000 So Far... > Land Of The Loops "Puttering About A Small Land". Those of you who picked > up "Bundle Of Joy" within the past four years know Alan Sutherland's craft > of throwing together dope beats, children's melodies incorporating guest > female vocalists and dee-lish Peter Hook style bass lines, Severed Heads > style looping/delaying, and humorous found-sound segues a la Coldcut. This > new record should definitely keep "Bundle Of Joy" fans happy, but it is > far more spacey and dreamy -- which shouldn't really come as a surprise if > you also own and enjoy the "Refried Treats" EP. > > I've uploaded a few choice Mp3s from this album, so you can go to: > http://www.kuci.org/~brianm/landoftheloops to grab 'em. > > * "FRESH POND PARKWAY" w/ Heather Lewis on vocals (3:57) -- 3.7MB > If there's any song featuring an ex-member of Beat Happening that has a > chance of chart potential, this one is it... Addictive tune. > (This song was also released last year on the "Hurry Up And Wait" EP) > > * "SINGLE GIRL SUMMER HOME" w/ Takako Minekawa on vocals (4:18) -- 4.1MB > Probably the weirdest most "IDM"-ey song The Loops have done... Disjunct > squelchy keyboard sounds, with Takako doing her best Claudine Longet > impression underneath the din. (Takako Minekawa just happens to be the > voice of the Sony Playstation commercials, in case you didn't know.) > > * "HOW TO FEED A SEA MONKEY" w/ Takako Minekawa on vocals (5:26) -- 5.1MB > More pulsing and dreamy, much like several other tracks on the album. > > Also on the album worth mentioning but not Mp3ed here.. > > * "SLUMBER PARTY" > Hoochy-hop by Fisher Price! For all you tinted glass white sedan gangstas > who share their sensitive side by decorating their WU-TANG back window > display with some Sanrio stickers. > > * "PARTY POOPER" > A super-long three-part spacey epic. Reminds me of some of the better > earlier Art Of Noise. > > ======================================================================= > Brian MacDonald <brianm@kuci.org> > KUCI 88.9 fM in Irvine, CA -- Orange County > ======================================================================= > > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >
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