Re: instruments + tables

From: Nathaniel Rahav (nat@rhythmlove.com)
Date: Tue Nov 14 2000 - 02:12:50 MET

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    another crew to check out who does innovative things with DJs & live band
    is Organic Grooves (http://www.codek.com/organic.html).
    They play hypnotic, mind bending grooves that consist of many layers of
    sounds, the base being trip hop/acid jazz/cosmic grooves played by DJ
    Sasha Crnobrnja, laced up with congas, bongos, dub rhythm guitar, moog,
    melodica, and other instruments. Gives them a sound totally
    unique. Spacey, tripped out, global riddims.

    - Nat

    On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, joni . wrote:

    > hey AJers,
    >
    > well i thought Lamb was pretty cool on summerstage in the park, but i don't
    > know if you can call the electronics guy a "DJ" persay. He was doing alot
    > of interesting stuff using samples and, ya gotta admitt, the way he was
    > tweaking different sounds, especially her vocals, using the board was cool.
    > Although I wasen't completely blown away, the mind blowing qualities would
    > have been much better had we been in a club where the sound really had a
    > chance to resonate.
    >
    > as for recent use of DJ's in or w/ other forms of music I'm kinda
    > disappointed in the recent rock/hip-hop groups. what i think works best,
    > for my ears, is jazz and beats. Trumpet, flute, piano...these can all work
    > well w/ the DJ. Drummers may have a harder time fitting in to this
    > scenario, but still, w/ the right attitude this can work. I'm not sure how
    > much of St. Germain or Cinematic Orchestra are live or live samples but
    > these two groups, especially Cinematic Orchestra, are representitive of the
    > kind of sounds that i think work particularly well together.
    >
    > aaaanyway...
    >
    > joni
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