Hey Phil, Glad you mentioned the Check One CD, used to have it, gave a loan of it to someone, never got it back ☹️. I listened to that constantly. I'd say it was a commercial disaster, but the music on there highlighted the links between jazz and techno.
And some of the most sublime techno, Nuron 'Eau Rouge', Silent Phase 'Meditative Fusion', Jedi Knights 'Solina', 69 'Microlvr'. Mein Gott, it brings a tear to the eye. The follow-up, which I still have, Synthesis, is no way as good. Also, I would mention Nu Era - that's jazz techno right there. But then I view Surgeon as Bohannon on steroids. I'm connecting dots that may not be there. Thanks, Aidan On Mon 22 Oct 2018, 07:50 Philip McGarva, <philipmcga...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hey Matt & others > > Others have tried and failed to bring 'jazz' and 'techno' together > before but there have been some noteable successes. > > Innerzone Orchestra 'Programmed' > Kirk Degiorgio 'Check One' mix CD and 'Amalia's Mode' from 'Planetary > Folklore' > Kenny Larkin 'My Reflection' from 'The Narcissist' (the drums oh my) > Ian O'Brien 'Desert Scores' > Various Artists 'Elements of and Experiments with Sound' (insane > creativity and asymmetrical arrangements) > Theo Parrish 'Love is War for Miles' from 'First Floor' > > Don't worry too much about tasteful ;-) > > Philski > >
