Re: New Ian Simmonds=Genius

From: B. Young (bjy07@hotmail.com)
Date: Sat Apr 07 2001 - 05:43:48 CEST

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    This one was right up my alley too! I gave it some prasies several weeks back and somebody shot it down.  Don't know about the cd release.  Very genius though.  I'm playing Fathom's Down alot. I don't remember who recommended it on this list, but thanks again. 

    And not to repeat over and over, but I believe Two Banks of Four's City Watching on Sirkus prooves Jazz ain't dead too.  I just wish the pressing I have was better.  Quality is pretty booty.  But the mood is excellent.  Dark, deep street vibe, and mad jazzy.  There is a cd pressing too (if ya can find it).  IMO its' a little better than Ian Simmons's latest Lp, but not to take anything away from him cuz his shit is the bomb too.

     

    later.


     

    >From: "Wm. ERROL PACE"
    >To: chriswidman@hotmail.com, acid-jazz@ucsd.edu
    >Subject: Re: New Ian Simmonds=Genius
    >Date: Sat, 07 Apr 2001 00:29:28 -0000
    >
    >Chris,
    >
    >Are these available on CD? Give me a holler. Happy Trails!!!
    >
    >Semper Motociclismo,
    >
    >Pace'
    >
    >
    >The new Ian Simmonds "Return to X" LP on Studio K7 is pure genius!
    >
    >Moody, cinematic orchestrations, techno minmalism with touches of
    >Detroit
    >synth sweeps, Mile's jazz sensability, Orbitalesque harpsichord
    >bits, ill
    >reverbed Tortoise beats sequenced to new world rhythms.
    >
    >Essential
    >post-downtempo-neolatin-retro-future-indie-hifi-lofi-technojazz-drum-n-brokenbeat
    >for the new millenium.
    >
    >peace
    >Chris
    >
    >btw the New Deal RMX of Xavier Fischer on Unique is pretty nifty
    >too.
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