Robert Hood's Nighttime World albums Anything/everything by the Three Chairs
On Mon, Oct 22, 2018 at 9:54 AM Aidan O'Doherty <aidan.b.odohe...@gmail.com> wrote: > > 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 >>
