ha ha- I'm sure this isn't the first time you've admitted to being a
bit tipsy whilst posting to 313 :)
The Tejada album is on Palette- as always its a mixed bag of stuff-
treat it more like a double pack with aq couple of cracking tunes on
it rather than an album and you wont be dissapointed. I would agree
entirely about teh Autechre comment too- maybe they are getting their
second wind?
cheers
Jason
On 7 Jul 2005, at 17:59, fab. wrote:
New John Tejada album
on what label?
The Tsunami benefit album with Luciano, Guido Schneider, Dirt
Crew etc- some strong tracks and defintely not just cobbled
together out of tracks they had lying around.
yes, i have to agree....this is a very solid release, full of high
quality "trendy" music (jbucknell and tom cox beware :-)
Loads of new Pure Plastic stufff including an excellent Autechre
remix on the new Mark Broom EP
are you talking about Angie Revisited? the Autechre remix almost
moves me to tears.......it's also been a while since Autechre's
music actually made me feel something. i cant stop listening to it.
There's LOADS of good music out there but it doesn't seem to get
mentioned too much on the list these days- not saying none of
these records above (or the others I posted earlier) haven't been
mentioned in passing but a lot of the conversations recently seem
to have been much more about the format, production or legality
(bootlegs etc) of the product rather than the actual MUSIC. I'm
defintely not having a go at anyone in particular but a lot of
the time over the last year or so, the list just feels like the
domain of a few people who sit in front of computers at their
work all day and are a bit bored by their job- I DON"T have a
problem with that but (in my eyes) their is a huge variety of
good new music out there at the moment and it isn't being talked
about here anymore- or is it just me ??? :)
for me....most of the music i am enjoying right now don't seem to
fit in much with most ppls tastes here, and it's certainly not 313
related so i usually keep quiet about it.
to be honest, i dont really even follow a particular genre or
style, but i search for a sound......any genre, any producer, any
geographical location as long as it has that certain sound that
touches the right chords.......and that's what citymorb is about
too. (i'm a little tipsy right now so i wont try to elaborate on
that, but i think you can understand ;)
