> It was off the 1998 album "The Collapse > of Modern Culture", which is a very underrated gem (i'm sure many on here > would agree with that sentiment) > and it's funky. very very funky stuff indeed.
Yep. That's one of my favorite Detroit "albums" that really hangs together as a unified piece of art, not just a collection of tracks or singles. It GOES someplace as you play it. Shake also has a production credit on 1 or 2 of those tracks I think. (or on an Urban Tribe 12" on Mo Wax) I put "Collapse of Modern Culture" along with some other Urban Tribe singles on a MiniDisc right when I got it, for a trip I was taking. Now I have to have it with me whenever I fly, it's perfect for that. It's moody and calm yet experimental enough and truly funky. Like when you're wandering, semi-detached with headphones on through a new airport, feeling moody, or looking out a window down at city grids at night from 30,000 ft. That track "Low Berth" is perfect for a 777 banking through sunset-lit clouds on a descent into <insert your favorite international airport code here>. Peace --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
