Client Eastwood
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What month was that? Ive kept an eye for the past couple but I guess I missed it.
what you currently enjoying ?
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What month was that? Ive kept an eye for the past couple but I guess I missed it.
matt b
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OK thanks...may treat myself on Amazon to a couple of these, feeling all this stuff to the max at the moment. I listen to that 'Tempo' track on Youtube everyday at work if in need of cheering up.
defo get lesser's jammy's book- tells of tenor saw cutting pumpkin belly, the clash w/black scorpio where sleng teng was first played out etc etc
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crackerjack
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There's also a double CD accompanying the book. Loads of good stuff (Greetings, Pumpkin Belly, Wa Do Dem, Boxing). Mostly pre-digital though, which is a bit disappointing.
Client Eastwood
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This . . .
Girls Aloud - Promise
in a non ironic fashion. Is this bad ?
The chorus has been in m y head all day.
Girls Aloud - Promise
in a non ironic fashion. Is this bad ?
The chorus has been in m y head all day.
baboon2004
Darned cockwombles.
DNTEL - Dream of Evan and Chan (Superpitcher rmx)
Ada - Maps
Ada - Maps
mistersloane
heavy heavy monster sound
VOROSSO!!
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slim jenkins
El Hombre Invisible
an obscure and lovely lovely little self released CDR by portugese person/outfit TSUKI, called
i wish that mountain could have eye
it comprises of gentle but impressionable, haunting yet not typically "dark", minimalist but playful sound paintings using really nice and unique loops and textures and amazing resonating tones, some of which come from a saxophone.
really left an impression on first 2 back-to-back listens and have become an instant favorite that i will return to time and again.
i wish that mountain could have eye
it comprises of gentle but impressionable, haunting yet not typically "dark", minimalist but playful sound paintings using really nice and unique loops and textures and amazing resonating tones, some of which come from a saxophone.
really left an impression on first 2 back-to-back listens and have become an instant favorite that i will return to time and again.
wonk_vitesse
radio eros
Wasn't quite sure about this 'Basscore' stuff , hearing the new Broken Note EP, Fuelling the Fire is a pretty convincing argument, check out the 'The Fury' track.
I kind of like this sort of stuff, but am never sure if it's intended to be as ridiculous as I think it can often sound. I think there's a very thin line between trying to be dark/evil and hilarity. Quite like some of the more dancehall stuff on the previews, I do like distortion at the moment.
slackk
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an obscure and lovely lovely little self released CDR by portugese person/outfit TSUKI, called
i wish that mountain could have eye
it comprises of gentle but impressionable, haunting yet not typically "dark", minimalist but playful sound paintings using really nice and unique loops and textures and amazing resonating tones, some of which come from a saxophone.
really left an impression on first 2 back-to-back listens and have become an instant favorite that i will return to time and again.
Up that, star.
I've been banging out DMX all weekend. Don't know how that happened but it's been great.
mistersloane
heavy heavy monster sound
Weird me too! "Stop! Drop! Shut em down, open up shop!" Dark and Hell is Hot been on intermittently all week. X is so fuckin funky.
anybody else digging the Versatile Henry Mancini reissue?...really good exotica, mellower and less dramatic than Les Baxter, not as ambient as Denny and Lyman...but quite languid and spooky, with wordless vocals by the woman who went on to do the "Star Trek"
theme song...
theme song...