Elson (and anybody else), if you haven't heard the London Elektricity album
yet, I think you might enjoy it. Uh, I know my recommendations should be
taken with a grain of salt. But I've been getting bored with the D&B status
quo (Matrix, Krust, ..) yet these guys manage to hold my attention and the
beats are just solid. Lots of development and instrumentation. Not really
new but I just got the album and I'm really diggin it. But 2 Banks of 4,
"City Watching" is topping my list right now.
I was disappointed with Faze Action's "Moving Cities". It just strikes me
as overproduced, predictable and borderline new agey. Not really sure what
I was expecting. Don't get me wrong, it works for a smooth background vibe.
Not familiar w/Ashley Beedle/Black Science Orchestra, so it's probably just
a matter of taste for me.
Paz,
ADario
-----Original Message-----
From: Elson Trinidad [mailto:elson@westworld.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 2:40 PM
To: acid-jazz@ucsd.edu
Subject: Who Wants To Be A Latinaire?
Man oh man. I've been sleeping on this one for the longest time. I heard No
Sound Collective Helsinki's "Diana Park Nights" on the radio one day and
just
broke down and bought the Ubiquity "New Latinaires" vol. 2...I'm working on
getting Vol. 1, I know its good 'cos of the Jazzanova tracks.
Any word on a Vol 3 coming out?
Any word on Jazzanova's full-length album coming out?
I also picked up Dieselboy's "System_Upgrade," which is more hardkore DnB
than
what we're used to talking about on this list, but I just love it.
Elson
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