RE: (313) late again.
-Original Message- From: J.T. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 22 February 2006 17:18 they work very well. this is what my father uses in his warehouse (50,000+ 78's) Hey JT Coincidence you posting that - I'm just looking into 78s at the moment, prompted by just coming back from a visit to my dad where we were looking at some of his old 78s. Does he have a site for this collection? I have no idea whether some of them are worth money or are mostly just junk. Any more ideas for info on such old recordings anyone (dealers, sites showing prices or info, forums etc.)? How about playing them? My sister recently bought my dad some awful retro radio style music centre with built in turntable off a shopping channel (!) but although it does 78 speed there's absolutely no info on it or in it's manual giving make / model or the same info for the (horrendous looking) cartridge that would help in locating a suitable stylus, if such a thing is available, which I doubt. A better bet might be the BO Beogram 1000 turntable which he has upstairs and can also spin at 78 but the stylus looks a very individual affair (kind of 70s equivalent of an Ortofon Condorde but with the cartridge and stylus one unit plugging in to the arm with 4 pins). Some of the new DJ turtables (Vestax?) spin at 78 - does this mean Ortofon or Stanton do 78 styli for their DJ cartridges? For interest here's a couple of the artists who's records we were looking at, which my dad fondly and (surprisingly to me) credibly by the looks of things remembers going to see in London in the late 1930s / early 40s. Lauderic Caton: http://www.jazzhouse.org/gone/lastpost2.php3?edit=920645614 http://www.nalis.gov.tt/Biography%5Cbio_LaudericCaton.html Ken Snakehips Johnson http://www.swingtime.co.uk/Reviews/kenjohns/kenhome.html http://www.guyfolkfest.org/celebrating3.htm - being blown up by a bomb during an air raid while performing at the height of your powers has got to be a heck of way to go!
RE: (313) late again.
you might want to check out the Record Collector's Guild http://www.recordcollectorsguild.org/ people there should know - sounds like you could have some valuable platters. It all depends on how many were produced. Blues 78s are, of course, worth more generally because there weren't a lot produced and not many survived. Jazz records tended to be produced at a higher rate, especially swing and big band. It was the pop music of the day. Also, depending on where you live they might be worth more. The records don't travel well as they are FRAGILE. Meaning if you're in the US and you have 78s from the UK (and vise versa) you might find people willing to pay more because they don't want to risk shipping overseas. also, condition is an utmost concern - collectors are anal about it (see the movie Ghost World for a funny example) http://www.garlic.com/~tgracyk/assess.htm My parents used to have a good size 78 collection but they were stored very poorly (stacked flat like pancakes in a wood chest) and most have broken. Not to upset since they were mostly pop tunes like Judy Garland and such. Still, I love the old boxy sound of them. I think I fell in love with records music through that collection. MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] ingthing [EMAIL PROTECTED] To ingthing.com 313@hyperreal.org cc 03/01/06 08:26 AM Subject RE: (313) late again. Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] ingthing.com -Original Message- From: J.T. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 22 February 2006 17:18 they work very well. this is what my father uses in his warehouse (50,000+ 78's) Hey JT Coincidence you posting that - I'm just looking into 78s at the moment, prompted by just coming back from a visit to my dad where we were looking at some of his old 78s. Does he have a site for this collection? I have no idea whether some of them are worth money or are mostly just junk. Any more ideas for info on such old recordings anyone (dealers, sites showing prices or info, forums etc.)? How about playing them? My sister recently bought my dad some awful retro radio style music centre with built in turntable off a shopping channel (!) but although it does 78 speed there's absolutely no info on it or in it's manual giving make / model or the same info for the (horrendous looking) cartridge that would help in locating a suitable stylus, if such a thing is available, which I doubt. A better bet might be the BO Beogram 1000 turntable which he has upstairs and can also spin at 78 but the stylus looks a very individual affair (kind of 70s equivalent of an Ortofon Condorde but with the cartridge and stylus one unit plugging in to the arm with 4 pins). Some of the new DJ turtables (Vestax?) spin at 78 - does this mean Ortofon or Stanton do 78 styli for their DJ cartridges? For interest here's a couple of the artists who's records we were looking at, which my dad fondly and (surprisingly to me) credibly by the looks of things remembers going to see in London in the late 1930s / early 40s. Lauderic Caton: http://www.jazzhouse.org/gone/lastpost2.php3?edit=920645614 http://www.nalis.gov.tt/Biography%5Cbio_LaudericCaton.html Ken Snakehips Johnson http://www.swingtime.co.uk/Reviews/kenjohns/kenhome.html http://www.guyfolkfest.org/celebrating3.htm - being blown up by a bomb during an air raid while performing at the height of your powers has got to be a heck of way to go!
RE: (313) late again.
If you're in the US, I've always found Needle Doctor to have good advice on replacing stylus and or cartridges http://www.needledoctor.com/ -- Original message -- My sister recently bought my dad some awful retro radio style music centre with built in turntable off a shopping channel (!) but although it does 78 speed there's absolutely no info on it or in it's manual giving make / model or the same info for the (horrendous looking) cartridge that would help in locating a suitable stylus, if such a thing is available, which I doubt. A better bet might be the BO Beogram 1000 turntable which he has upstairs and can also spin at 78 but the stylus looks a very individual affair (kind of 70s equivalent of an Ortofon Condorde but with the cartridge and stylus one unit plugging in to the arm with 4 pins). Some of the new DJ turtables (Vestax?) spin at 78 - does this mean Ortofon or Stanton do 78 styli for their DJ cartridges?
RE: (313) late again.
Yeah, those guys are down the street from where I live (by the University of Minnesota) - they are experts on all things phonographic and Hi-Fi It's a little shop with really bad hours of operation but they've been in business for as long as I can remember. MEK [EMAIL PROTECTED] omcast.net To 03/01/06 11:29 AM cc 313@hyperreal.org Subject RE: (313) late again. If you're in the US, I've always found Needle Doctor to have good advice on replacing stylus and or cartridges http://www.needledoctor.com/ -- Original message -- My sister recently bought my dad some awful retro radio style music centre with built in turntable off a shopping channel (!) but although it does 78 speed there's absolutely no info on it or in it's manual giving make / model or the same info for the (horrendous looking) cartridge that would help in locating a suitable stylus, if such a thing is available, which I doubt. A better bet might be the BO Beogram 1000 turntable which he has upstairs and can also spin at 78 but the stylus looks a very individual affair (kind of 70s equivalent of an Ortofon Condorde but with the cartridge and stylus one unit plugging in to the arm with 4 pins). Some of the new DJ turtables (Vestax?) spin at 78 - does this mean Ortofon or Stanton do 78 styli for their DJ cartridges?
(313) late again.
Greetings list, I finally got my hands on fabrice's my 4 stars remixed EP. I know it's been out for awhile, but I'm always the last to acquire hot material. I have to say this is prime fl work. The ian o'brien remix does not disappoint either. Just a side note... I enjoyed fabrice's new stuff in the cold dank of my basement. I've had to transport my entire setup from the attic, as we are expecting a new addition to the family. I know that I will have to deal with moisture issues when the climate warms up. Anyone have any thoughts on preserving vinyl in a mildy hostile environment? You can see the setup here -- http://www.flickr.com/photos/sirveaux/sets/72057594068541423/ Cheers, Lee R. Herrington U STORE IT Technical Support Engineer [EMAIL PROTECTED] 440-260-2245
Re: (313) late again.
I finally got my hands on fabrice's my 4 stars remixed EP. I know it's been out for awhile, but I'm always the last to acquire hot material. I have to say this is prime fl work. The ian o'brien remix does not disappoint either. I agree with you that this record is hot. One of the most beautiful out in 2005. Fabrice know how to maintain quality in production without having to use always the same and same tricks. Follow my eyes ...lol Dim -- Dimitri Pike http://wildtek.free.fr http://wildtek.blogspot.com http://313tm.blogspot.com
RE: (313) late again.
What you want is a 10 gallon dehumidifier. Nothing is worse for your records than mold. And don't mess around, it only takes one damp evening in the summer and your records become a garden. Just get a good one and make sure to dump it regularly. Hope it helps a little. RIP DILLA KKS MWNB -Original Message- From: Lee Herrington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2006 9:00 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) late again. Greetings list, I finally got my hands on fabrice's my 4 stars remixed EP. I know it's been out for awhile, but I'm always the last to acquire hot material. I have to say this is prime fl work. The ian o'brien remix does not disappoint either. Just a side note... I enjoyed fabrice's new stuff in the cold dank of my basement. I've had to transport my entire setup from the attic, as we are expecting a new addition to the family. I know that I will have to deal with moisture issues when the climate warms up. Anyone have any thoughts on preserving vinyl in a mildy hostile environment? You can see the setup here -- http://www.flickr.com/photos/sirveaux/sets/72057594068541423/ Cheers, Lee R. Herrington U STORE IT Technical Support Engineer [EMAIL PROTECTED] 440-260-2245
Re: (313) late again.
On 2/22/06, Stoddard, Kamal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What you want is a 10 gallon dehumidifier. Nothing is worse for your records than mold. And don't mess around, it only takes one damp evening in the summer and your records become a garden. Just get a good one and make sure to dump it regularly. Hope it helps a little. how well do those things work? with something like cardboard record sleeves, i wouldnt mess around at all. id never even consider putting my records in the basement... tom
RE: (313) late again.
Put it this way, my basement flooded into my record room one year when we had some hurricane runoff. The first night after getting the water out, I'd forgotten some reggae records down there and they were flowers by the morning. I put the dehumer down there after cleaning again and when I've got it on high, I can feel my skin cracking when I stay down there too long. Fruits don't even mold they jusy dry out. It's cool. I've left all kinds down there just to see. So...like, just make sure to get a good one and over shoot your space coverage by half at least. RIP DILLA KKS MWNB -Original Message- From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2006 10:24 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) late again. On 2/22/06, Stoddard, Kamal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What you want is a 10 gallon dehumidifier. Nothing is worse for your records than mold. And don't mess around, it only takes one damp evening in the summer and your records become a garden. Just get a good one and make sure to dump it regularly. Hope it helps a little. how well do those things work? with something like cardboard record sleeves, i wouldnt mess around at all. id never even consider putting my records in the basement... tom
Re: (313) late again.
We've got a 50 pint (6.25 Gallon) dehumidifier in our basement and it's super dry. There is evidence that the previous owner had some moisture issues and some mold but they had a big closet that I ripped out and got some airflow going on. They work very well. If you get ones with auto humidistat control you can program how much (by percentage) humidity you want to remain in the air (or at what point you want the machine to kick in). Well worth having just for saving your basement from moisture issues. And tomorrow on This Old House... MEK Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] To il.com 313@hyperreal.org cc 02/22/06 09:24 AM Subject Re: (313) late again. On 2/22/06, Stoddard, Kamal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What you want is a 10 gallon dehumidifier. Nothing is worse for your records than mold. And don't mess around, it only takes one damp evening in the summer and your records become a garden. Just get a good one and make sure to dump it regularly. Hope it helps a little. how well do those things work? with something like cardboard record sleeves, i wouldnt mess around at all. id never even consider putting my records in the basement... tom
Re: (313) late again.
they work very well. this is what my father uses in his warehouse (50,000+ 78's). it never ever gets turned off ! -Original Message- From: Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Feb 22, 2006 10:24 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) late again. On 2/22/06, Stoddard, Kamal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What you want is a 10 gallon dehumidifier. Nothing is worse for your records than mold. And don't mess around, it only takes one damp evening in the summer and your records become a garden. Just get a good one and make sure to dump it regularly. Hope it helps a little. how well do those things work? with something like cardboard record sleeves, i wouldnt mess around at all. id never even consider putting my records in the basement... tom
(313) Late night Session Vol 1
Did this very late last night... the levels are all over the shop, the mixing disappears into non existance with fading in and out taking over .. it's recorded too low but hey..i like it..it has a kind of san francisco meets detroit with abit of acid thrown in for good measureeverything is recently acquired some of it old some new... enjoy http://www.acidmixes.com mail me for track id's should anyone decide to take it upon themselves to d/l it...
(313) Late announcement!
Anyone on the list in Liverpool tomorrow night can come at shake your ass at T-Funkshun where I'll be joining Scot McGill and his merry bunch of men for a wee party! cheers Jason
RE: (313) Late announcement!
Anyone on the list in Liverpool tomorrow night can come at shake your ass at T-Funkshun where I'll be joining Scot McGill and his merry bunch of men for a wee party! Just to clarify, that's wee party as in little disco...
RE: (313) Late announcement!
Just to clarify, that's wee party as in little disco... gutted. I was looking forward to a watersports extravanganza. _ - End of message text Is your business ready for the new era of accounting? http://www.ifrs.co.uk This e-mail is sent by the above named in their individual, non-business capacity and is not on behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP may monitor outgoing and incoming e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you give your consent to such monitoring.
RE: (313) Late announcement!
Jason T-F still at The Masque? Might come along.
RE: (313) Late announcement!
T-funkshun is now at The Magnet (or The Sink is you're an Old Soul Boy), on Hardman Street, around the corner from The Masque. You can find it here... http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=335494y=389866z=1sv=hardman+streetst=6tl=Hardman+Street,+Liverpool,+L_1searchp=newsearch.srfmapp=newmap.srf -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 14 October 2004 10:41 To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) Late announcement! Jason T-F still at The Masque? Might come along.
RE: (313) Late announcement!
Cheers Nick - glad I asked or if I do end up coming I could have ended up wandering the streets and ending up in a townie disco!
(313) Late Night Essentials: WMC Update
For those interested, we've just posted our latest newsletter www.latenightessentials.com/eletter/. In it you'll find sound clips of the upcoming Late Night releases by Cpen, John Dahlbäck and Jussi-Pekka Parikka. www.latenightessentials.com/releases/ Also we've added info about our new Deep Cuts series www.latenightessentials.com/releases/deep_cuts.phtml. We'll be handing out special limited WMC pressings of the release, so be sure to track us down if you're planning to be down in Miami. And finally I have sound clips up of the first LNE record http://www.latenightessentials.com/releases/lne001.phtml. I've had several people on the list ask me about it, so I figured I'd give it a mention. Cheers dK Late Night Essentials www.latenightessentials.com
Re: (313) late 'kast reply
I knew that album would annoy The Source, have a look at the latest editorial. :) -- From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) late 'kast reply Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2003 10:59 AM Funny I interviewed Andre last Sunday and he said that if anything he wanted to stretch the imaginations of his own community who listen to straight hip-hop. Of the singing he said he didn't think he was much good, and that he couldn't hope to aspire to Prince in that dept. He released a non rap album as he said he couldn't think of anything to rap about. I wanted to ask about Erykah Badu but I really feel bad asking personal questions so we talked about his perfect soulmate and fatherhood instead. ;) 1. 'kast at the fest would mos def be pimp. 2. it is indeed an exciting time for urban music. haven't heard this much innovation since ten tears ago. 3. hip hop electronic (same difference?) have always played off of each other always will. this is just dandy. i know djs mixing this album in with instrumental electronic shiz. 4. (hogans sucks teeth... hard) whatever, dog! andre is an effin' genius. always has been ain't poop changed. prototype is my junk. i might cry just thinking about it... oh, anybody that tells me that erykah's second album, mama's gun, isn't her best yet can go eat something yucky that doesn't taste good either. 5. common may be in cahoots with coca cola, but he's still one of the coldest out there. soul power? the hustle? stereolab collabos? c'mon, dude?!?! 6. i can only hope that when my stuff drops that folks don't write me off as a weird wannabe white dude just 'cause i'm not flashing ice, grabbin' my nads womanizing. i is who i be. love + spleen, +++ jason hogans (:brownstudy) chief nice guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] +++ really nice recordings, l.l.c. http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/
RE: (313) late 'kast reply
so i had to have a listen after all these emails man what an album!!! i especially like 'hey yaaa' - shake it like a polaroid picture! ab -Original Message- From: Cyclone Wehner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 1:06 PM To: 313 Detroit Subject: Re: (313) late 'kast reply I knew that album would annoy The Source, have a look at the latest editorial. :) -- From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) late 'kast reply Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2003 10:59 AM Funny I interviewed Andre last Sunday and he said that if anything he wanted to stretch the imaginations of his own community who listen to straight hip-hop. Of the singing he said he didn't think he was much good, and that he couldn't hope to aspire to Prince in that dept. He released a non rap album as he said he couldn't think of anything to rap about. I wanted to ask about Erykah Badu but I really feel bad asking personal questions so we talked about his perfect soulmate and fatherhood instead. ;) 1. 'kast at the fest would mos def be pimp. 2. it is indeed an exciting time for urban music. haven't heard this much innovation since ten tears ago. 3. hip hop electronic (same difference?) have always played off of each other always will. this is just dandy. i know djs mixing this album in with instrumental electronic shiz. 4. (hogans sucks teeth... hard) whatever, dog! andre is an effin' genius. always has been ain't poop changed. prototype is my junk. i might cry just thinking about it... oh, anybody that tells me that erykah's second album, mama's gun, isn't her best yet can go eat something yucky that doesn't taste good either. 5. common may be in cahoots with coca cola, but he's still one of the coldest out there. soul power? the hustle? stereolab collabos? c'mon, dude?!?! 6. i can only hope that when my stuff drops that folks don't write me off as a weird wannabe white dude just 'cause i'm not flashing ice, grabbin' my nads womanizing. i is who i be. love + spleen, +++ jason hogans (:brownstudy) chief nice guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] +++ really nice recordings, l.l.c. http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/ --- Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.516 / Virus Database: 313 - Release Date: 9/1/2003 --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.516 / Virus Database: 313 - Release Date: 9/1/2003
Re: (313) late 'kast reply
the source is a big bunch of anklespankers... yep. toodles, +++ jason hogans (:brownstudy) chief nice guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] +++ really nice recordings, l.l.c. http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/ on 10/25/03 9:35 PM, Cyclone Wehner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I knew that album would annoy The Source, have a look at the latest editorial. :) -- From: Cyclone Wehner [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 313 Detroit 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) late 'kast reply Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2003 10:59 AM Funny I interviewed Andre last Sunday and he said that if anything he wanted to stretch the imaginations of his own community who listen to straight hip-hop. Of the singing he said he didn't think he was much good, and that he couldn't hope to aspire to Prince in that dept. He released a non rap album as he said he couldn't think of anything to rap about. I wanted to ask about Erykah Badu but I really feel bad asking personal questions so we talked about his perfect soulmate and fatherhood instead. ;) 1. 'kast at the fest would mos def be pimp. 2. it is indeed an exciting time for urban music. haven't heard this much innovation since ten tears ago. 3. hip hop electronic (same difference?) have always played off of each other always will. this is just dandy. i know djs mixing this album in with instrumental electronic shiz. 4. (hogans sucks teeth... hard) whatever, dog! andre is an effin' genius. always has been ain't poop changed. prototype is my junk. i might cry just thinking about it... oh, anybody that tells me that erykah's second album, mama's gun, isn't her best yet can go eat something yucky that doesn't taste good either. 5. common may be in cahoots with coca cola, but he's still one of the coldest out there. soul power? the hustle? stereolab collabos? c'mon, dude?!?! 6. i can only hope that when my stuff drops that folks don't write me off as a weird wannabe white dude just 'cause i'm not flashing ice, grabbin' my nads womanizing. i is who i be. love + spleen, +++ jason hogans (:brownstudy) chief nice guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] +++ really nice recordings, l.l.c. http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/
Re: (313) late 'kast reply
Funny I interviewed Andre last Sunday and he said that if anything he wanted to stretch the imaginations of his own community who listen to straight hip-hop. Of the singing he said he didn't think he was much good, and that he couldn't hope to aspire to Prince in that dept. He released a non rap album as he said he couldn't think of anything to rap about. I wanted to ask about Erykah Badu but I really feel bad asking personal questions so we talked about his perfect soulmate and fatherhood instead. ;) 1. 'kast at the fest would mos def be pimp. 2. it is indeed an exciting time for urban music. haven't heard this much innovation since ten tears ago. 3. hip hop electronic (same difference?) have always played off of each other always will. this is just dandy. i know djs mixing this album in with instrumental electronic shiz. 4. (hogans sucks teeth... hard) whatever, dog! andre is an effin' genius. always has been ain't poop changed. prototype is my junk. i might cry just thinking about it... oh, anybody that tells me that erykah's second album, mama's gun, isn't her best yet can go eat something yucky that doesn't taste good either. 5. common may be in cahoots with coca cola, but he's still one of the coldest out there. soul power? the hustle? stereolab collabos? c'mon, dude?!?! 6. i can only hope that when my stuff drops that folks don't write me off as a weird wannabe white dude just 'cause i'm not flashing ice, grabbin' my nads womanizing. i is who i be. love + spleen, +++ jason hogans (:brownstudy) chief nice guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] +++ really nice recordings, l.l.c. http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/
(313) late 'kast reply
1. 'kast at the fest would mos def be pimp. 2. it is indeed an exciting time for urban music. haven't heard this much innovation since ten tears ago. 3. hip hop electronic (same difference?) have always played off of each other always will. this is just dandy. i know djs mixing this album in with instrumental electronic shiz. 4. (hogans sucks teeth... hard) whatever, dog! andre is an effin' genius. always has been ain't poop changed. prototype is my junk. i might cry just thinking about it... oh, anybody that tells me that erykah's second album, mama's gun, isn't her best yet can go eat something yucky that doesn't taste good either. 5. common may be in cahoots with coca cola, but he's still one of the coldest out there. soul power? the hustle? stereolab collabos? c'mon, dude?!?! 6. i can only hope that when my stuff drops that folks don't write me off as a weird wannabe white dude just 'cause i'm not flashing ice, grabbin' my nads womanizing. i is who i be. love + spleen, +++ jason hogans (:brownstudy) chief nice guy [EMAIL PROTECTED] +++ really nice recordings, l.l.c. http://www.homepage.mac.com/reallynice/
(313) late ayro reply
burning brightly will more than likely be played @ my wedding. preferably by the redhead himself. wheee!!! jph on 10/22/03 11:13 AM, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -- Original Message -- From: Marsel van der Wielen [EMAIL PROTECTED] nope well, better to say there was already a promo release of 500 but the official should be out somewhere end of november let me just say how dissappointed i was with this album. i had the record shop i work for get me one in, and i didnt end up buying it. i think the promo is still just sitting there, basically unplayed. there are some really great moments in basically every new track, but theyre drowned out by over emotive singing to the point of cheesiness and/or pointless noodly solos. when i was done listening to it, i just wanted to take the original multi tracks and do dub type mixes of the tracks and nix most of the vocals and solos. if that was done, it would be awesome. he just didnt restrain himself in any way. also annoying was the inclusion of previously released joints like the omoa 2 single again, the jazzanova rmx, etc. those would be fine to put on the CD issue or whatever but wasting vinyl space on stuff thats so easy to still get was irritating. and it really made my opinion of his album drop when i heard that john arnold album that is just simply light years ahead of it. all the funky stuff i expected was delivered, and with good musicianship but also with restraint. even the tracks that feature ayro on them have much less noodly garbage going on and have a good strong sense of arrangement. eh. too bad, i was expecting so much from ayro. at least john arnold delivered. tom andythepooh.com
(313) Late jazz?
i like this album a lot... http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amguid=CASS80307071313sql=An7jqeat24x a7 shake, i'll hit you up soon! okaybyebye I was going to ask if anyone had any strong recommendations on jazz from after the 70s. Andrew Hill's album from 2002, Dusk, is a firm favourite of mine - I'm listening to it for about the 200th time as I type. It isn't Marsalis style classic jazz, it isn't noisy art made for Wire readers, it's just ace. Much like Joe Henderson (yes OK, Jurren so what? ;) Andrew Hill just focused on his own musical personality, without caring much for fashion. That's a good signal that Here-lies-great-music if you ask me. Anyone else got some hot late jazz tips? Dusk: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amguid=CASS70305161434sql=Aexg9keztaq7q
Re: (313) Late jazz?
On the contemporary jazz tip (sort of) I can highly recommend the new HiM album on Fatcat: http://www.fat-cat.co.uk/?id=14section=2 It's absolutley gorgeous. Dan. At 06:40 pm +0100 7/7/03, Jonny McIntosh wrote: i like this album a lot... http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amguid=CASS80307071313sql=An7jqeat24x a7 shake, i'll hit you up soon! okaybyebye I was going to ask if anyone had any strong recommendations on jazz from after the 70s. Andrew Hill's album from 2002, Dusk, is a firm favourite of mine - I'm listening to it for about the 200th time as I type. It isn't Marsalis style classic jazz, it isn't noisy art made for Wire readers, it's just ace. Much like Joe Henderson (yes OK, Jurren so what? ;) Andrew Hill just focused on his own musical personality, without caring much for fashion. That's a good signal that Here-lies-great-music if you ask me. Anyone else got some hot late jazz tips? Dusk: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amguid=CASS70305161434sql=Aexg9keztaq7q
Re: (313) Late jazz?
Some jazz I really like. I posted on Herbie but I'm not sure it came through. So I'll repeat it: Mwandishu, Crossings, and of course the super funky Fat Albert Rotunda are my favorite albums by him. John Zorn's Masada group. It's not exactly jazz but it is definitely amazing. Everything Charles Mingus ever did. Muhal Richard Abrams big band. One of the Chicago guys who has been really adept at combining music rooted in the Afro-American tradition with more experimental sounds. Also along this line, try anything with Roscoe Mitchell, or stuff by the Art Ensemble of Chicago. Stuff by Henry Threadgill, from the 80s through now. This guy is another of those Chicago cats, and some of his compositions are just totally wild. His band Very Very Circus had 2 drummers, two tubas, and two guitars among other things. Not every album is on the same level, but the majority of his stuff is just killer, unlike anything else I have ever heard. I would strongly urge you to check him out. Solo albums of world jazz by Don Cherry (formerly with Ornette Coleman). If you're the adventurous type, try Cecil Taylor, Evan Parker, Anthony Braxton, etc. Oh, I would also say that Andrew Hill has always been a great piano player and has matured to create a quite intriguing sound as of late that to me is more interesting than his classic blue note albums. Dave -- Original Message - Subject: (313) Late jazz? Date: Mon, 7 Jul 2003 18:40:29 +0100 From: Jonny McIntosh [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Jason Hogans [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313 list 313@hyperreal.org i like this album a lot... http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amguid=CASS80307071313sql=An7jqeat24x a7 shake, i'll hit you up soon! okaybyebye I was going to ask if anyone had any strong recommendations on jazz from after the 70s. Andrew Hill's album from 2002, Dusk, is a firm favourite of mine - I'm listening to it for about the 200th time as I type. It isn't Marsalis style classic jazz, it isn't noisy art made for Wire readers, it's just ace. Much like Joe Henderson (yes OK, Jurren so what? ;) Andrew Hill just focused on his own musical personality, without caring much for fashion. That's a good signal that Here-lies-great-music if you ask me. Anyone else got some hot late jazz tips? Dusk: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amguid=CASS70305161434sql=Aexg9keztaq7q
(313) late 2002 favourites list
Happy New Year 313! In no particular order, here are some of my favourite singles and albums of 2002... Singles: joakim - cotton gun (versatile) jazzanova - that night (jcr) ur - transitions (underground resistance) theo parrish - solitary flight (sound signature) the other people place - sunday night live at the laptop cafe (clone) aardvarck - cult copy (rush hour) pub - derail/film (ampoule) paradox - paragon of virtue (archive) brandy - the ritual [chateau flight remix] (yellow) seiji - loose lips/3dom (bitasweet) anthony shakir - what, me worry? (seventh city) double helix - funxtiles (rush hour) total science - just kisses (skindeep) john tejada titonton duvante - coax (sonar kollektiv) atjazz - witchbender (mantis) justus kohnke - 2 after 909 (kompakt) no milk - colors (rhapsody) strand - message iii (delsin) 4hero hold it down [bugz in the attic mix] (talkin loud) visioneers - 55 dollars (omniverse) cousin cockroach - this ain't tom jerry (bitasweet) rednose distrikt - all releases (hum hum) metro area - miura (environ) john tejada - timebomb vip (7th city) terry brookes - breaking cycles (deepart) private lightning six - look straight [john tejada mix] (pomelo) domu - save it (2000 black) future beat alliance - broken promise (project) Albums: as one - 21st century soul (ubiquity) boards of canada - geogaddi (warp) recloose - cardiology (planet e) jello - voile (peacefrog) dabrye - instrmntl (eastern developments) russ gabriel - into the unknown (out of the loop) brooks - you, me us (mantis) phil ranelin - the remixes (hefty) jazzanova - in between (jcr) chateau flight - remixent (versatile) Shouts to the usual gang of friends making and releasing beautiful techno - Delsin, Rush Hour, Digital Soul, Iridite, Downlow, Keynote, Fabrice Lig, Titonton, Arne Weinberg, the Moderator; plus a special mention for one of the year's most prolific and consistently high-quality producers, John Tejada. Some general highlights: - Submerge getting back into serious action - Theo Parrish for coming with the soulful deepness again and again - Metro Area getting the wide-scale attention they deserve - Emoticon keeping up the release pressure - The absolutely rocking Spatial parties in Glasgow And finally, I'll remember this year for the passing of James Stinson, who left behind a wonderful body of work and made an undeniably significant mark on the history of techno music... Cheers, Tom
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