Re: Out-There Recomendations + more
Jim Westrich (westrich@uic.edu)
Fri, 20 Oct 1995 10:14:50 -0500
At 03:20 PM 10/19/95 EDT, William John Curtis wrote:
>As far as recommendations of artists working in these new areas but remaining
>(though loosely) in an 'acid-jazz' genre, of course DJ Shadow is an obvious
>starting point. "What Does Your Soul Look Like?" is one of the most ambitious
>projects of the genre, and his collaboration with Krush on DJ Krush's
"Meiso" LP
>(called "Duality") is a monster experimental cut-up exercise. I've also enjoyed
>the production and musical work of Howie B.,
Has anybody liked the Howie B. redo of New Order's "Age of Consent"? I have
been playing it alot despite the fact that the dubby Jam & Spoon remix of
"Blue Monday" is the only other (IMHO) worthwhile thing about the *The Rest
of New Order* (nostalgia leads to me to some purchases). Would I be dated
myself too much by admitting "Power, Corruption, and Lies" was a very
important album for me 13 or so years ago?
J Wes // Jim Westrich // westrich@uic.edu
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