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- Joined on March 12, 2004
Releases
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- Releases Rated 2,102
- Rating Average 4.15
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Contributor Stats
- Rank Points 179
- Average Vote 3.33
- Votes Received 6
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Styles I love:
techno, jazz, ambient, deep house, IDM, drum & bass, dub techno, electro, soul, quality hip-hop, world music, a little rock and blues.
Some electronic faves...
Move D, Plaid, Monolake, Biosphere, FSOL, Thomas Fehlmann, Cristian Vogel, Masters at Work, Dan Curtin, Autechre, Rod Modell/Deepchord, Donato Dozzy, Underground Resistance, Jeff Mills, Moodymann, The Black Dog, Robert Hood, Drexciya, LTJ Bukem, Pete Namlook, Lee Norris, Mick Chillage, Jon Hassell, Loscil, Klute, Yagya, 2562, Fila Brazillia, Underworld, St Germain, Harold Budd...
And some others...
Steely Dan (The pinnacle of music!), Art Pepper, Miles Davis, Led Zeppelin, Ed Motta, Fela Kuti, Bark Psychosis, Tomasz Stanko, Herbie Hancock, The Necks, Nik Bartch's Ronin, Terry Callier, Marvin Gaye, James Brown, Curtis Mayfield, Patrice Rushen, Roots Manuva, Public Enemy, DOOM (R.I.P), Q-Tip, Tindersticks, Talking Heads, Charles Lloyd, Marcos Valle, Eberhard Weber, Pages...
I believe music should be paid for. I like CDs! I don't like streaming!
techno, jazz, ambient, deep house, IDM, drum & bass, dub techno, electro, soul, quality hip-hop, world music, a little rock and blues.
Some electronic faves...
Move D, Plaid, Monolake, Biosphere, FSOL, Thomas Fehlmann, Cristian Vogel, Masters at Work, Dan Curtin, Autechre, Rod Modell/Deepchord, Donato Dozzy, Underground Resistance, Jeff Mills, Moodymann, The Black Dog, Robert Hood, Drexciya, LTJ Bukem, Pete Namlook, Lee Norris, Mick Chillage, Jon Hassell, Loscil, Klute, Yagya, 2562, Fila Brazillia, Underworld, St Germain, Harold Budd...
And some others...
Steely Dan (The pinnacle of music!), Art Pepper, Miles Davis, Led Zeppelin, Ed Motta, Fela Kuti, Bark Psychosis, Tomasz Stanko, Herbie Hancock, The Necks, Nik Bartch's Ronin, Terry Callier, Marvin Gaye, James Brown, Curtis Mayfield, Patrice Rushen, Roots Manuva, Public Enemy, DOOM (R.I.P), Q-Tip, Tindersticks, Talking Heads, Charles Lloyd, Marcos Valle, Eberhard Weber, Pages...
I believe music should be paid for. I like CDs! I don't like streaming!
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Ignore the vinyl pressing bores and discover the music. Sam Shepherd staking his claim as a modern compositional genius. A masterwork of light and dark, sound and silence, built around a deceptively simple, repeating refrain that seems to blend harp,...
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I was travelling in Norway when I heard about this album. Even though it was summer, when you get north of the Arctic circle things start to become otherworldly. The light has a subdued quality. The landscapes have stark, dramatic and unspoilt beauty...
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For some reason this absolute corker has slipped under the radar. There are heavier fusion sounds to be found in the first half of the album before the second moves into beautiful spiritual vibes. Plenty of memorable melodic hooks and changes in pace....
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Please in the name of sweet Jesus release this on Compact Disc!!!
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I'm a Gabriel Le Mar newbie, starting with this and what an introduction! His talent here is to cohesively blend so many influences together. Deep techno, IDM, dub and even a touch of trance which brings a slightly psychedelic vibe. Gabriel is clearly...
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A great example of a bunch of people who seem more interested in pressing details than the actual music. Have you people tried stamp collecting?
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This is Al at his unique, fun, funky and sophisticated best. You sense he and all of the musicians enjoyed this session immensely. Great selection of songs that exude character and individuality. The archetypal West Coast R&B album informed by the...
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I guess you could call this ambient techno. It's a smooth relaxing listen but most of the tracks feature percussion. He has a great talent for melodies some of which are worthy of the likes of Plaid. A warm and soulful vibe pervades the whole album. A...
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The best review on Discogs. I very nearly wet myself.
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Of all his albums this is the one that Ed pays the most obvious homage to his (and my) favourite band - Steely Dan. It's a joyous, extremely well produced set of album orientated rock. A misnomer of a term if you ask me. This is music that blends jazz...
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When you consider the lifestyle that Art led, the hardcore drug abuse, the incarcerations and chaos it was perhaps miraculous that he was even alive in the late 70's. Not only was he alive but he was producing some of the finest live jazz ever...
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This is an absolutely masterful and unique take on dub techno that avoids all of the clichés often heard in that genre. The well judged use of live instrumentation and the occasional voice gives it a warm, organic sound that makes for a comforting...
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These 4 CDs contain some of the finest house music ever made. Yes, virtually all of it has been released before but surely anyone buying the package will know that. I only have a minority of the tracks on CD so this is an outstanding release for me....
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I totally agree with your comments. I have always been more into him as a DJ than a producer, although I love many of his 90's productions. I think he deserves real credit for championing the real electro sound at a time when it is largely ignored....
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Agreed. I picked up a copy at one of their concerts last night having only just discovered the band. Truly hypnotic, beautiful and unique music which I can't recommend highly enough.
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I recently discovered The Necks after a recommendation here on Discogs. They take elements of minimalism, jazz, ambient and more to create something truly unique. On Open, their 17th album, just like Miles Davis they create a tapestry where the space...
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The Masterpiece series has already featured some DJ legends flexing their musical knowledge across 3 CDs. Gilles Peterson, Francois K and Andrew Weatherall amongst them. Carl Craig is certainly a name to measure up against those luminaries so I was...
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Levon Vincent seems to have taken elements of Techno, Deep House, Ambient, Bass music put them into the mixer and produced a sound which is genuinely new. This mix certainly avoid falling into any obvious categories - there is innovation on show. ...
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I have to agree with the other reviewers. This is one of the finest techno mix CDs ever, maybe the best. At this point in the mid-nineties there were so many artists at the peak of their game. A fairly even balance of American and European...
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Tindersticks are a total one off. Unique. They often got termed an 'indie' band by lazy journalists but their sound bears no relation to the sea of banality and conformity that makes up most of the indie scene. No other band could take jazz,...
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Listening to this album is an almost disorientating experience, such is it's musical scope and vision. Fehlmann clearly has a wide and varied taste in music and brings a dizzying array of sounds into this release while somehow making it work as a...
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It is fair to say that 2011 has been a prolific year even by Brock's usual standards. I have seen the odd descenting voice complaining that Bvdub albums were becoming too formulaic or even boring and maybe that carried some truth. Resistance is...
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My main musical interst has always resolved around electronic music and then expanding into Jazz and Soul. I used to be anti-Rock on principle, maybe out of tribal loyalty from being a raver in the early nineties when most of the kids at school were...
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Patrice Rushen's career began young. She released her first album at 20 and was quickly recognised as being an outstanding keyboardist. She was known as a Jazz-Funk artist early on but before long moved towards sophsticated, funky R&B on which she...
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In terms of the most consistent and outstanding producers in Drum n Bass no one touches Klute. This is his 6th album and the 4th in a row to be a double album. It's also on of his best. As usual the first disk is all about Drum n Bass. Klute's...
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On a recent trip to New York I visited the city's finest independent record store, Other Music. The staff there know their stuff and recommended this album noting influences including Coil and various artists on Hyperdub, which seems like a pretty...
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When Grace Jones returned with her first album in almost 20 years with Hurricane I passed it by. How many artists return with great albums after such a hiatus? It was only when this edition with the dub version was released that I decided to get a...
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I would usually avoid reviewing an album which has already received so many great reviews but it is rarely that an album comes along that has such an impact on me as Liumin. The Coldest Season was not particularly innovative but was produced to such...
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