Re: What is tr*p-h*p, 303, Dragonfly
Dirk van den Heuvel (dirk.v@ix.netcom.com)
Sun, 17 Mar 1996 15:31:23 -0600
At 09:42 AM 3/15/96 CST, you wrote:
>the compilation is "The Future Sounds Of Jazz Vol. 2" on Compost Records.
>I'm not sure if they put it out on CD or not, but I would think so. Maybe
>Dirk @ Cargo or Michael @ BadMood can answer?
Future Sound Of Jazz 2 is most definitely available on CD.
>
>Also I would like to recommend The DragonFly EP (domestic 12"), I'm not sure
>what label it's on but it involves list member DJ Nasir from Seattle, and
>it's quite good. I especially like the 1st track on A-side, one of those
>good tracks that offer a good compromise between experimental hip-hop and
>acid-jazz, plus crowd loves it. It runs at about 100 bpm and is a great
>middle-of-the-set track.
>
>DJ BAMBI
The Dragonfly 12" (which I agree totally kicks ass) is on Sweet Mother
Records out of Seattle (home of SharkSkins first ep) and is run by Nasir
(amongst others). Cool cover art too.
--Dirk van den Heuvel--
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