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I used to love, when I still had software, running a D16 909 emulator through distortion, turn down the attack so you get more of a thump than a pound, what I call the Poindexter bounce, like a lot of old 'tracky' early 90s Chicago records.

One Way are one of my fav RnB groups, a lot of it to do with the wicked basslines they have.

Other than the famous German ones, there's a few good Japanese ones. Back when I used to watch them I did this score with a Koto Kontakt Instrument for Ozu's Fighting Friends. You may have to login to watch it.

“Between ourselves and our real natures we interpose that wax figure of idealizations and selections which we call our character. We extend this into all our thinking. Between us and the realities of social life we build up a mass of generalizations, abstract ideas, ancient glories, and personal...

I'm not the biggest fan of Westerns but this one is good and the first that came to mind.

I never realised how much of this stuff there is.

The Fog. It's not that I don't think it's well enough made and stylised, just creepy seance scenes freak me out.

Plato's Cave.

Second biggest Mirror Carp in the Park Lake, called Apple, caught a few days back.

I've looked on a book site I use and found, The Witnesses Are Gone and This Spectacular Darkness: Critical Essays.

No. First I've heard of him but I'll endeavour to have to a look, cheers.

I've been doing my research.

I like the melodic stuff too, stuff like Cobblestone Jazz and general Matthew Johnson. Do remember checking out mixes out the time, but a lot of the music was very generic. I'm just digging around for stuff like this for some reason.

I reckon there's loads of Berlin stuff that people like Ricardo Villalobos would play, maybe even Sven Vath, or general Resident Advisor fodder. Quite like the tunes I've mentioned though.

I liked this but not sure if all that Mnml.