I didn't mean his comments specific to the record, but he ended with
some general comments on his perspective as someone really versed in
jazz.

Detroit Experiment I was really only feeling a couple tracks, it seemed
pretty cut and dried, like stuff that has already been done better by
Herbie Hancock in the 70s which is a real pinnacle of music for me.
Herbie is sick!  I don't mean to knock the talent of any of those
musicians on the Detroit Experiment btw, it is just an opinion.  A song
like "Too High" though which Amp Fiddler remade, well I wasn't feeling
his voice and you better be damn fresh if you are going to remake a
Stevie song.  I wish they would have had Stevie sing on a remake of his
song, now THAT would have got me excited!

/dave

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Sunday, July 06, 2003 6:01 PM
To: David Powers
Cc: 'J. T.'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [email protected]
Subject: RE: (313) amp fiddler love&war

Quoting David Powers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Yeah, I agree completely with JT's comments, as a long time jazz
player
> and fan I notice that some of the jazzier things seem more hype to
> others on this list than to myself, and I think maybe it's because my
> background and jazz makes me a little harder to impress with releases
> that go in that directions.  It's so easy to sound like noodly lounge
> music in this genre!!!  Haven't heard the new amp fiddler record so I
> can't comment on that specifically.  But, well I'll just keep my
opinion
> on his cover of Too High to myself.  ;)
> 
> --Dave 


How can you "completley agree with JTs comments" when he spent most of
the post
picking apart a record you havent listend to yet? 
Its easy to shrug ones shoulders and say there will always be generic
music
within any given "genre", but to make or support a critical agrument
about an
album you havent heard yet is a bit presumptuous, wouldnt you say?
 
Anyway... Is there Anyone else anxiously awaiting the new John Digweed
epic
trance remix of "Eye to Eye"? Talk about a superstar DJ with the ability
to
smash through genre borders with uncontested skill and dedication to the
craft!

-J




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