posted the wrong url first time; sorry;
correct one is below. detroit content:
first 38 minutes is a live pa, starts with
a ur id, ends with a track with electrifyin' mojo
vox. after that i played tracks and remixes
from me cos there was supposed to be a dj
on to close the night but he couldn't sh
Clinically Inclined
15 October 2004
Fridays 9:30pm - 12:00am, 89.3 FM WNUR Chicago
http://SonicSunset.com
part 1 > matt's jetlagged & hungover downtempo edition, Detroit in
spirit and chill cityscapes. Pulling from lots of classic "LP techno"
favorites and littl
"David Gillies" once wrote,
> >Tosca : Suzuki in Dub
>
> I must be missing something here. People keep raving to me about this CD,
> but I still find it as boring as all hell.
>
> *shrug*
Frankly, I much prefer Suzuki, or Opera. I found the dub remix, dunno,
lacking somewhat.
So, no, you're not
sage-
From: David Gillies [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 12:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: [313] A couple of great downtempo/jazzy affairs...
>Tosca : Suzuki in Dub
I must be missing something here. People keep raving to me abou
Tosca : Suzuki in Dub
I must be missing something here. People keep raving to me about this CD,
but I still find it as boring as all hell.
*shrug*
out.d.
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Tosca : Suzuki in Dub
Ian Simmonds - Return to X
both quite worthwhile and seemingly escaping notice.
--
jeff
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I just picked up the "Bossa Mundo...When Brazil Meets The World,"
compilation on Wave Music.
This compilation is superb, downtempo Bossa, Jazz, Latin, African Rhythms
which slowly evolves into some profound House textures. The Inlay says,
"Welcome to the Japan-Europe Sound Galler
My recommendations.
Wunder by Jorg Follert on Kareoke Kalk. It's totally different to all the
other Kareoke Kalk stuff which is usually in a Chain Reaction/BC style.
This LP mixes up old Jazz & Orchestral samples with downtempo beats ,some
weird ambient sounds and vocals. I think it&#
>I've been listening to a lot of downtempo records lately-more on the
>Kyotojazz/Suzuki tip. Lately, I've been taking a break from the traditional
>techno & house and have been spending alot of time with jazz,latin
>music,jungle and trip hop.I need all the downtempo I can
don't forget the first LP from Rajko Müller "Rest" out
now on Playhouse.
peace u f
-- FRED MCMURRY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Re:
> >Also.. _please_ listen to Isolee, however not
> related directly to detroit
> >style, these guys or guy or girl (any info anyone?)
> are essentiallly the
> >autec
r my original music - dj
marathon is the alter-ego who only comes out at night ;-)
So, I never got an answer about Shake's "Mr. Shakir's Beat Shop" - how
does it compare to the downtempo tracks on his Frictional 12"s?
Thanks,
Bill
I'd email you directly but I trashed your mail by accident...
More jazz/downtempo stuff I've just heard from The Dance Music Resource
Pages (it's in the UK but should be available in the US soon if not
already):
MARASMA: On Time (DB Low)
BAYAKA: Salia (Flower Japan) has goo
Isn't Bill Laswell another person originally from Ann Arbor?
He's done some pretty interesting downtempo stuff (as well as some pretty
ordinary stuff too). The 2nd CD on that Axiom Dub compilation has been in my
player a lot this past week - been addicted to that Mad Professor track.
chris
And His L.P. "Rest" on Playhouse is perrtty freakin' amazin'.
:)
derek.
On Mon, 19 Jun 2000, FRED MCMURRY wrote:
> Re:
> >Also.. _please_ listen to Isolee, however not related directly to detroit
> >style, these guys or guy or girl (any info anyone?) are essentiallly the
> >autechre of hou
>> 2000 Black - deep, abstract breakbeat fusion from
>> the 4 Hero extended
>> family, another of my favourite labels...
> loadsa stuff I want off here...
The Domu and Seiji EPs (numbers 5 and 7 on the label respectively) are the
two totally essential ones - the Domu was my favourite record of 199
Re:
Also.. _please_ listen to Isolee, however not related directly to detroit
style, these guys or guy or girl (any info anyone?) are essentiallly the
autechre of house music. Featured on Free Zone 5 or 6, I can't remember.
Scott
Isolee is Rajko Muller. He records on Playhouse primarily. A fa
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From: William VanLoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Diana Potts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: 313@hyperreal.org <313@hyperreal.org>
Date: Monday, June 19, 200
Speaking of Rainer Truby, the Rootdown 99 lp is a MUST. Jazzy, Latin tinged
downbeat bliss.
jeff
Otto Koppius wrote:
> Diana Potts wrote:
> >
> > I've been listening to a lot of downtempo records..
> Artists: Ra
Not 313 artists, but check out 2 Lone Swordsmen's "A Virus With Shoes" for
slightly twisted downtempo (um...I'd say Virus is to downtempo what Bag of Blue
Sparks was to elecrto, if that makes any sense). Most everyone else brought
forth the things I would have mentioned except
check out Dan Bell's track on Intuit-Solar. It's by far one of my favorite
tracks.
jurren
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Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2000 11:51:32 -0700
anyone think of mentioning that Richie Hawtin project from 96??? the one
that had a record released every month??? i think that may be considered
downtempo. and i enjoy it too!
jeff
"THO
anyone think of mentioning that Richie Hawtin project from 96??? the one
that had a record released every month??? i think that may be considered
downtempo. and i enjoy it too!
jeff
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-George Clinton
On Sun, 18 Jun 2000, Diana Potts wrote:
>
> I've been listening to a lot of downtempo records lately-more on the
> Kyotojazz/Suzuki tip. Lately, I've been taking a break from the traditional
> techno & house and have been spending alot of time with jazz,latin
>
As a longtime fan of nearly every genre of electronic music (well, maybe not
gabber or happy hardcore, but still...), I have to say that downtempo has
definitely warmed my ears the last few years.
Some people confuse trip-hop with downtempo, and frankly, a lot of
descriptions depend on who you
As a longtime fan of nearly every genre of electronic music (well, maybe not
gabber or happy hardcore, but still...), I have to say that downtempo has
definitely warmed my ears the last few years.
Some people confuse trip-hop with downtempo, and frankly, a lot of
descriptions depend on who you
As a longtime fan of nearly every genre of electronic music (well, maybe not
gabber or happy hardcore, but still...), I have to say that downtempo has
definitely warmed my ears the last few years.
Some people confuse trip-hop with downtempo, and frankly, a lot of
descriptions depend on who you
How would you describe Downtempo? I've seen Recloose and Hogans mentioned, and
I am familiar with their music, which is very jazzy. Downtempo=jazzy?
website.
http://www.mad-net.de/ongaku/playhouse/artists7.html
Hans
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Phonopsia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sent: Monday, June 19, 2000 12:13 AM
> > To: Diana Potts; 313@hyperreal.org
> > Subject: Re: [313] downtempo 31
Speaking of John Beltran Check out his 'Indio' release on Transmat..
Nice downtempo, well orchestrated and immacculately produced.
Also.. _please_ listen to Isolee, however not related directly to detroit
style, these guys or guy or girl (any info anyone?) are essentiallly the
a
Hey Tom,
Your mail was really interesting. I like a lot of the
stuff you mentioned, particularly getting into this nu
skool jazz/funk thing... Labels that I particularly
like are...
> 2000 Black - deep, abstract breakbeat fusion from
> the 4 Hero extended
> family, another of my favourite labels.
Diana:
> I've been listening to a lot of downtempo records lately-more on the
> Kyotojazz/Suzuki tip. Lately, I've been taking a break from the traditional
> techno & house and have been spending alot of time with jazz,latin
> music,jungle and trip hop.I need all the dow
Diana Potts wrote:
>
> I've been listening to a lot of downtempo records lately-more on the
> Kyotojazz/Suzuki tip. Lately, I've been taking a break from the traditional
> techno & house and have been spending alot of time with jazz,latin
> music,jungle and trip hop.I
i'm personally not into downtempo at all, but my friend and former
roommate is really, really into the stuff. if you need more info try
www.thedownbeat.org he has written some reviews on there as "drm". should
be a good start. if anyone is _really_ interested in it, feel free to
ema
Diana Potts wrote:
>
> SO, my 313 question is this..are there any 313 producers in this realm? I am
> aware of Recloose,Jason Hogans-some of the more recent ones-but how about
> further back or ones who are less publicized?
The tracks that immediately come to mind when you say &q
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Date: Sunday, June 18, 2000 9:11 PM
Subject: [313] downtempo 313?
>
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> i could be wrong...in fact i probably am, but since Clark Warner is part
of
> Plus 8...and he is a downtempo DJ...maybe he has a d
i could be wrong...in fact i probably am, but since Clark Warner is part of
Plus 8...and he is a downtempo DJ...maybe he has a downtempo record or two
out. i dunno. just a guess. and what about people like the Mad Professor,
Olive, and Mix Master Morris?? they are all downtempo. not exactly
I've been listening to a lot of downtempo records lately-more on the
Kyotojazz/Suzuki tip. Lately, I've been taking a break from the traditional
techno & house and have been spending alot of time with jazz,latin
music,jungle and trip hop.I need all the downtempo I can get right
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