From: ** myrna ** (medea_13@hotmail.com)
Date: Thu Dec 05 2002 - 20:26:44 CET
most folks i've talked to haven't really dug the madlib remix. i think it
might be my favorite out of all of those remixes although i'll have to
revisit the herbert one. seems weird that his wouldn't be the best one to me
as i absolutely love anything he puts out.
i can relate to the airplane fetish but on a different tip. i love
travelling, i love imagining when i see planes in the sky (and there's tons
here in orlando), and i love some of breathtaking sunrises and sunsets i've
seen on planes. but what i really love are TRAINS. love the sound of them,
love travelling in them, but most of all love listening to tunes in them.
germany to poland with massive attack in the ears stands out to me...
i'll have to definitely check out the "destination:out"
myrna
>From: "Gretzky @ Soulsession" <soulsession@hotmail.com>
>To: nat@rhythmlove.com, acid-jazz@ucsd.edu
>Subject: Re: [acid-jazz] Gilles' Worldwide on British Airways
>Date: Thu, 05 Dec 2002 16:16:40 +0100
>
>Hey Nathaniel,
>
>The Madlib rmx of Jazzanova's "Love and You &I" is out on a US 12" on
>Ropeadope (licensed by JCR). The 12" also features a cool "Another New Day"
>remix by Stereolab and a phenomenal Matthew Herbert remix of the same track
>with the added vocals from Ovasoul7 (as heard on the Ursula Rucker album).
>An excellent record... it is on import and with a bit of luck you can still
>find it around...
>
>If patience permits, all these mixes + the other Jazzanova mixes (Domu,
>Jazzy Jeff, Vikter Duplaix, Ian O'Brien etc.) will be out on a Jazzanova
>Remixes compilation some time in the future, though this will probably be a
>cd-only release. That should be straight up on JCR.
>
>I'm developing a huge fetish for airports, planes and music. Where I live
>in London, I can see planes on in-flight approaches all the time and when
>the sky is blue and clear, I pop on a chilled record and just enjoy how
>well it fits the glare of an aeroplane wing against the blue sky and
>cumulus clouds.
>
>The "Destination:Out" compilation on Ecco Chamber is excellent for this...
>
>-Gretzky
>
>
>
>
>
>
>>From: Nathaniel Rahav <nat@rhythmlove.com>
>>To: <acid-jazz@ucsd.edu>
>>Subject: [acid-jazz] Gilles' Worldwide on British Airways
>>Date: Thu, 5 Dec 2002 05:53:56 -0500 (EST)
>>
>>
>>Last week I came back from a trip where my airline of choice was British
>>Airways. Somewhere over iceland, after I had exhausted the movie options,
>>I started flipping through the radio channels, and on one of the channels,
>>what do I hear ? Lo and behold, funky jazztickal broken beats! And soon
>>thereafter, a familiar voice with a british accent... none other than Mr.
>>Peterson. In fact now that I think of it I think I remember knowing
>>that GP was on BA.... in any case, I've got to hand it to BA for being
>>progressive and supporting the arts. The whole thing they did with
>>commissioning artists to do the tail fins on their planes, and now this.
>>So I sat back and enjoyed the show... here are some of the artists /
>>tracks I caught for the November show:
>>Vikter Duplaix
>>London Elektricity
>>Troubleman / Strike Hard (Man I LOVE this track!)
>>Ed Motta
>>Portishead / Strangers
>>Marcos Valle
>>Drumagick
>>Cinematic Orchestra
>>Missy Elliott - Work it
>>Dr Rockit rmix of 7
>>Peven Everett / Studio Confessions
>>Madlib remix of Jazzanova's Love and you and I (is this track out
>>anywhere ??? it's soo dope!)
>>help me ID this one: a female vocal (sounds like Ursula Rucker) saying :
>>"Kisses, Day 6, This is, crazy, the way he makes me feel"
>>
>>The show also featured a mix by Thievery Corp, which was pretty well done,
>>mixed some brazilian rare groove, a Farid track, Richest man in Babylon,
>>and a few other joints
>>
>>Anyway, it was some nice listening at 40,000 feet! The person next to me
>>musta thought me strange snappin my neck to some of those beats. But whats
>>up with the sound quality on airplane audio? It's like listening through a
>>walkie talkie speaker...
>>
>>Some recent albums that are rocking my world:
>>
>>UFO - V - this is by far the most mature work of theirs, impeccably
>>produced, lots of moody vibes, and a couple of bangers. nice!
>>
>>Tru Thoughts - When Shapes Join Together 3 - despite a couple of kitchy
>>songs there are some really really fat down and midtempo tracks on here
>>that make it all worthwhile. Quantic is the man!
>>
>>Akwaaba - too Shiny - these guys are right on the money with their dubby
>>bass heavy hypnotic uptempo bangers. Every track is a winner on here.
>>
>>peace
>>Nat
>
>
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