--- glyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: not
strictly 313, but check dan curtin, morgan
geist, and titonton duvante's stuff. all jazzy,
all pretty nicely detroit-influenced.
Dan Curtin definitely lots of new stuff coming out by
him at the mo. Titonton is more melodic tech tho...
Heavily
i saw a programme on improvisation a few years ago
(I think it was
produced/presented by Derek Bailey) where house
djs in New York said that
their sets are not usually planned beforehand but
take form through
interaction with the responses of the dancers (as
well I guess with other
Most good dj's do this, Chris T... Only beginners need
to prearrange their sets. You're meant to just throw
records down... depending on how you feel at the time.
You've just gotta freestyle. The kind of freestyling
you do in your bedroom, you know how I mean?
- i like to arrange my different
Fittest, in particular) and the early 70s Miles Davis stuff; Bitches Brew
is perhaps the LP that kick started that deep jazz funk fusion off, though I
this album has some very deep funk on it imo. believe the hype.
perhaps also with some relevance to 313: On the Corner for the repetitive
- Original Message -
From: Chris Tourgelis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Saturday, December 16, 2000 5:27 AM
Subject: Re: [313] Jazzy Detroit Techno weather report
i saw a programme on improvisation a few years ago (I think it was
produced/presented by Derek Bailey
WAit is something wrong here Someone is actually posting something about
music.. even quality music ...shouldn't this all about Drama
and unconfirmed party angst and more drama and gossip about who's
moving where because EVERYBODY is at 'x' ..
Danny Wolfers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A more constructive reply might be:
M024 is, if I'm not mistaken (I've never heard it), a joint production with
Maurizio, so if you like it as deep as that I'd suggest checking out Basic
Channel and Maurizio. Jazzier detroit stuff might include Stacey Pullen's
Silent Phase LP, The Theory Of...
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Model 500 mindbody R+s ... hot stuff , weird stuff but basically worthwhile
J.Mills Every dog 1+2 seems to fit into the jazzy thing with little departure
J.Mills Metropolis ditto
Inter Zone Orch ..Programmed definate must have esp. if your into the jazzy
stuff
Old
Anything by Ian O'Brien
He's basically influenced by Jazz, funk, soul and Detroit techno (check his
Mad Mike disease track)
You want to get hold of his Desert Scores and Gigantic Days albums plus a
rare track called That was Now that came out on Pacific.
Peace
Stewart
on 12/15/2000 10:50 AM, Danny Wolfers at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
also
I heard that this stuff is influenced by laxating jazz bands like
weather report, does anyone know which albums
or other bands would be worth checking out which are in that m500 sphere
of influence?
Laxating? Not sure
not strictly 313, but check dan curtin, morgan geist, and titonton duvante's
stuff. all jazzy,
all pretty nicely detroit-influenced. ian o'brien and russ gabriel are also
somewhat up this
alley as well, although i'm less familiar with their output. nubian mindz and
some of the other
stuff on
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