I feel you on this point. The song that comes most readily to mind is that Phil Asher track on Co-Operation. I like most of his output, but I feel like he just dug through his vault for this song. No progression or groove, just minutes upon minutes of the same beat. In fact, I was rather disappointed in the whole Co-Op cd. There are some nice tracks on there, but I think I was led to expect a classic.
Same thing with New Sector Movements LP. I may post my comments on this later today, but it's hardly the "21st century soul classic" that it's hyped to be. IG needs to get with a lyricist because his words do not match his beats. And Frank McComb (?) needs to lose his Stevie Wonder infatuation.
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On Tue, 31 Jul 2001 09:19:31 Szirtes, Thomas wrote: >Quite - actually my biggest problem with "Broken Beat" is that >most the tracks sound like one long intro - you are just sitting there >waiting for the main break to come in.
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