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whats a ysi? what are we meant to be sharing here? edit: is rapidshare ok w/ you people?

im kinda fixated on jackie mcleans hipnosis mjq - third stream music and booker little's victory & sorrow aka booker little and friend. 'Matilde' is one of the saddest songs ive ever heard..

id get a used powerbook. personally ive had nothing but good experiences w/ macs. had an ibook for 2 years or so w/ no probs and currently using a powerbook for the last 18 months or so and its great - both were used before i got them. cant speak much on specs, but if you have a wireless...

its not always the case, but i find if i like something right away, ill probably get sick of it pretty quickly and wonder what i liked about it in the first place. most of my favorite music ive been a little unsure about at first (sometimes not enjoying it at all) but there is something that...

'nigeria 70' is the best comp. ever! gets lotsa plays at work :) anyways i was about to upload but much more conveniently i have found the following links: vol1 vol2 and vol3 from the wonderful loronix blog (seriously, one of the best blogs around...) enjoy people. vol2 is my favorite.

jebus that was nice of you! many cheers. downloading now... perhaps i can upload some brazilian niceness in return - have you the aforementioned baden powell quartet lps?

truly. have you heard baden powell quartet vol 1/2/3? very much in the same vein - i was trying to find similar music to 'os afros..' and was thrilled to come across those. check it out if you havent.

can you recommend some such music? or direct me to a website/post someplace?

ewww more like:

Brazil!!! only one mention of BRAZIL>? whats wrong w/ you people?

belonging

wow i just realized this wasnt a new post :confused: oh well. i just remembered paul bley too. check out this from jimmy giuffre - a trio album w/ piano, bass and clarinet - amazing music.

great topic right now im listening to some MJQ - i love john lewis' style, his solo on 'django' (from the album django) is exquisite! bud powell has already been mentioned - people should check out 'the amazing bud powell vol 1' and 2. and 'the scene changes' (that album is worth it for the...

indeed, though if youre going free/no quantize you do need a good sense of timing (not something i claim to have), i find its best to leave the kick always on beat and leave some of the hats and snare/s unquantized... also i think jay dee/dilla needs a mention here as well. he was a master...

great thread! i think technology has a part in this also. i mean, if you cant edit samples so precisely (as on early samplers) you will end up w/ some 'swing', as the samples wont hit exactly on-beat, even if the sequence is 100% quantized. also if you were just looping, or reorganizing...

cheers for the tips, ill have to look into it...

hmm i just watched this clip and it looks fucking sweet, should i track this movie down or is it only worthwhile for that scene? i live about a block from chinatown here so i could probably pick it up easily enough. can anyone recommend some other korean/japanese/hk films i should get while im...

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this scene from the beginning of THE KILLER. (the clip stops just before the gunfight unfortunatley) the scene in 'man without a past' when the renegades - my heart must do the crying is playing. cant find that on youtube but the music in that film is great throughout - heres another scene...

i guess this thread has died, but people need to check vol14 as well - 'Getatchew Mekurya - Negus of Ethiopian Sax' truly strange, hypnotizing music. i love it.