... Or if you're into a good jazzhop night like we get here in Seattle
at Strong [Wed night at The Croc]. I apologize to Brian and Kelly for
ever mentioning that their show is associated with T**ty S**ws because
it's not!
A couple of one-sentance reviews of other albums I've picked up this
week: Verve's 2CD collection "Move to Groove" features tracks from
_original_ jazzfunkateers - Roy Ayers, Jimmy Smith, Kool and the Gang,
the JB's, etc - which served to inspire the acid jazz revolution. Bomb
the Bass's "Sandcastles" single also includes Kruder & Dorfmeister +
Chemical Bros remixes of Bug Powder Dust. Moonshine's "Trip Hop Test
pt 2", another jumble of conflicting styles which strays but survives
on the strength of standout tracks like Portishead's early '95 remix of
Primal Scream.
On a side note I just passed another birthday recently which means I
owe some shouts out to listmembers who one year ago convinced me to hit
a Galliano show on my birthday. On the way home I was so pumped that I
promptly (accidentally) drove my car off a small cliff. My new car is
much nicer and it's because of y'all. :)
Steve
footnote: Moonshine's web page categorizes each of their releases:
"dance", "dj mix", "acid jazz", "trip hop", etc. Their categorization
of Wagon Christ? "Unexplainable"
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| From: Stephan v.d. Burg <sburg@bart.nl>
| To: <acid-jazz@ucsd.edu>
| Subject: The Herbaliser
| Date: Saturday, October 14, 1995 11:08AM
|
| Last Week I bought 'Remedies' by The Herbaliser.
| It's fat, but who are they and what have they done before??
| And what's up with Ninja Tune?
|
| greetings,...
| Stephan
|