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also on the dubby psychedelic soul tip

ok - not explicitly ravey but very psychedelic

gotta say. the new software is fantastic. being able to alert people like this @sufi . how the likes work. PM conversations etc.

it is hateful yes - but it does transport me back to a time in my childhood. tape recording the entire bandaid (i did this - it's true) NOW cassettes. TOTP. lots of snogging. lots of looking wistfully in the mirror. all that jazz.

ok going to revive my cred with this! (play from 4:23 "Little Rascal Beats") - very early techno breakbeats

sorry Benny. must try harder 😳

here goes!

it's a thinly veiled compliment of course.

oliver i know belinda whispered you this - gave you her come-to-bed eyes but

this one of my personal faves. not come up. a stone classic. more like a black dog or early reinforced records track: https://www.discogs.com/The-Prince-And-The-Wizard-Untitled/release/47105

another frankie bones. sheer utilitarianism.

davis you're turning into steve jobs - you need to watch that - you have to watch at least one of the videos and you will IMMEDIATELY see the cosmic implications - but to help you here is (an extremely cool) quote from kyle gann: "I've had interesting experiences playing just-intonation music...

i particularly like these demonstration apps

The Scala website: http://www.huygens-fokker.org/scala/

Always surrounded by big groups of collaborators.

This holds true especially with Dance music and Electronica. In the old days gear was pooled - no-one owned everything. That was one factor. The Black Dog was three people bickering - Turner/Handley/Downie - all three of them had to be happy with a record. The old jungle twelve releases - often...

it's a total cracker. lester bangs wrote about it which is why i knew about "get up with it". lester bangs was the big miles davis fanatic.

@Benny B This is my fave from that EP - breakbeat brickbats

a pity really. that's his calling really. he needs to make the leap from poetry to being a singer-songwriter like leonard cohen did.