----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Monday, July 12, 2004 1:34 AM Subject: Re: (313) UR v. Wayne Gardiner
> do you mean 'final frontier/the warning'? some of the finest new york deep > house. > haven't noticed the similarity. do the wayne gardiner releases use samples? > i can never tell. > every time i buy another salsoul repress i discover the source of a box > full of house records. > > btw final frontier is in a mix at my site Sorry. Meant to follow-up on this earlier but couldn't face the computer for long last night following the lingering effects of the OC/Digital Soul party (which was fantastic by the way). People should book Dan Curtin more. He said he's only played Detroit once, which floored me. I s'pose the midwest's loss is our (temporary) gain. Anyway... the track I was on about (that sounds like Millenium to Millenium) is probably "Blues For You" off this: http://www.discogs.com/release/22685. Can't say for certain since I only have a comp CD, but Jonny said that is likely it. It may have been a sample - hard to tell as you say. I should clarify I don't think UR sampled it, as the chord stabs are comprised of quite a few notes, and with Millenium to Millenium's extra chord change I think they likely gained (a lot of) inspiration from it and re-played it simlirarly. Or maybe I'm overstating the similarity... Would be nice to know if others think it sounds the same if they can line 'em up next to each other. I've been lining up the CD at the same time as an RA sample of M II M across different rooms, so I can't put them in the mix together or hear it with that much fidelity. Alex, you should definitely check these releases above (I'd be really surprised if you didn't like them) and some of his newer stuff on Spiritual Life and Natural Resource. I think of him as the Larry Heard of the east coast. Here's some of my other fav's: -His remix of Oda Oya on http://www.discogs.com/release/37819 or http://www.discogs.com/release/44433 -Dan Curtin's remix of this: http://www.discogs.com/release/4254 (the rest is pretty good but not great) -His Natural Resource record: http://www.discogs.com/release/59777 (seriously deep. You can check one of the tracks in my mixon Emotion Electric) Re: Joe Louis/Lewis there's quite a bit to chose from, and quite a range, from older Chicago jack and acid (of which I know very little - Placid and James would be much better resources), some mid-'90s Relief stuff that goes from what you'd expect to very deep Detroit house/techno on the last release, and that Netherlands EP on Elypsia which was totally unexpected for me. Ultra-lush techno and electro. I guess some of this variety can be explained by the whole Jamie v. Joe thing, of which I also have heard very little until recently. Tristan ======= http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
