Danny writes>>>>>>>>>> >Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 23:48:51 +0200 To: 313@hyperreal.org From: Danny Wolfers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: swedish latino recorcd ID check Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cats of the world, I need your record ID-help once again: The only thing I remember is that it was a swedish record/producer and there were small pictures with concrete buildings on the label. The DJ who played it (None other then the sympathic Charlie from The Hague) told me it was a very well known record and that it shouldn't be hard to find. Now I went to a recordshop today and it seemed that there are a lot of swedish records with concrete buildings on it, but I think the clerck just gave me all records with concrete buildings on it, even if they weren't from Sweden. Neither of the one's I listened was that particular record :(. It was very...ehmm...latino... not in a conga-kind of way, but more in the melody department, eh...south american...ah...more argentinian.. Furthermore it sounded very deep & very melodic, it reminded me of DJ Pierre's "energize" mixed with some old Basic Channel stuff, such as Vanquer's "Lyot" (that dubby version,but going a lot further with melodic structure). Anyone knows what record this could be? > Martin could be right about it being the Quadrant track, but there's a new EP called "Dash vs. 3ST" on Rampe D records that's got a very good track on the B called "Getting Divorced" and in a similar style to that you describe (Basic Channel-esque with more traditional melodic leanings). This occurs to me as it's got a pink/purple background with sketches of buildings on it!! Must be some way of identifying that style perhaps??? Perhaps not. Not so sure about the South American bits though, sorry. It's a quality EP anyway and if I am reading you right you may like this a lot if you seek it out - good luck. Respect to all 313, Niall.
