cicerobuck
cicerobuck- Paris
- Joined on August 27, 2004
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- Acousmatic,... 56
- Ambient and Experimental 1,968
- Chicago House 374
- Cycling 60
- Dubstep* 233
- Electro 475
- Electronic Music 23,345
- En français s'il... 4,700
- Experimental Rock 1,043
- Football 800
- Hip Hop Music 922
- Indie Post Punk Rock 34
- Industrial,Ambien... 1,374
- Int'l Record Store Index 956
- Jazz Mod Help 74
- Jazz Music Talk 488
- Library Music 189
- Mixes - Eclectic... 284
- Odd , Bizzare &... 51
- OLDSKOOL LOVERS '80 - '93 4,705
- Paris Discogs 126
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- Sweden AKA Sverige 626
- The OGS Book of Records 296
- Tono/Nima flame... 2
- Underground DISCO 1,239
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Fuckin' A! This finally convinces me that it's time to dust off those ol' reinforced 12"s in the club! If the Special Request 12"s from earlier this year were of any indication, this definitively puts hardcore (slash breakbeat slash jungle) back on the map!
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Fuckin' A! This finally convinces me that it's time to dust off those ol' reinforced 12"s in the club! If the Special Request 12"s from earlier this year were of any indication, this definitively puts hardcore (slash breakbeat slash jungle) back on the map!
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When I first heard The Chase, it reminded me of how I felt when I first heard Jamal Moss. Nuff said! This indeed some wonderfull mind-fuck from a fictional future. I wanna go dance there!
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The B side on this is one deepest house track I've ever heard. The bass is primitive and cavernous as fuck, the drums are super eerie and psychedelic, and the vocal loop is just damn sexy. A cornerstone on how to make loads with extremely little Oh,...
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I sincerely doubt those are ltd to 50 copies each. And the series is now way past 100 "releases" as well. Making people pay for CDRs is IMHO a tad wrong. Either make a blog with downloads or wait for official reissues if those happen.
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The Cornmelt Mix is such a perfect dance track. It sounds like what garage/2-step would become after dubstep, 8 years later. The rest of the tracklist is pure cheese, but that mix, almost more than a guilty pleasure.
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Side 1 is Mr. Fox's Party track from 1980 on Golden Flamingo Records
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Mean Streets has a Miles Davis trumpet sample turned around...
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Some of those records have two pressings, but all second press actually have the 1st press vinyl and a second press sleeve with more generic artwork. For example, R. Murray Schafer's Threnody LP was first issued in 1971 but later re-issued in 1979...
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I guess this is the first time I've been waiting that long for a record. Over the years (10!!!), I was blessed to get to hear some snippets and versions of this, and when it now is here, available to listen to at will, well, it still manages to...
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Is this new age music back again?
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I don't remember the rest of the EP, but the first track, "This Is Voodoo", a superb masterpiece that evokes the very best of Jamal Moss, like his rmx for Osbourne or the very first African With Mainframes EP. Raw jackin' house with closed filters.
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Scream (Acid-Pella Mix) is one of the few acid house track that sets a pattern for a future that never happened. Rodney Bakerr was thinking outside the box, but it was still damn sexy and floor-friendly, in a letffield way. Sheer awesomeness!
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A side is a rework of UB40's Don't Break My Heart. And it's actually a wonderful track!
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Wow! Finaly figured this one out!I Won't Hurt You (I Swear)'s main loop is lifted from Carl Bean - I Was Born This Way - Check at 04:49! Great use of the original sample, totaly transfiguring it. Need I say this is one of the alltime best house track ever?
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This record was sampled by Four Tet. He ended up having to pay thousands of dollar to post-clear uit. Anyways, that's a helluva record.
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Comfortable Gestures is a perfect balearic post-punk tune. Great effect on the discerning dance-floor.
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As much as I love his first release, this is nothing but derivative and brings nothing to the table. Highly disappointing release!
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This private Press was is the first (and only?) album by Brooklyn born Ray Lynch.
After contemporary dance studies, he ended up in West Germany in 1965 during his military service. He then stays in Europe and opens a dance school in Stuttgart in... See full review |
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Another Keith Fullerton Whitmann / Hrvatski scam, like the creel pone stuff? Who knows (he sure does ;). Anyways, these are indeed more than unofficial and feature some really low fi sound quality, not suited for this kind of music. That being said,...
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This piece of wax was recorded in Justin Broedrick's studio, as Rosie (Pram's singer) was babysitting for him. It is a marvelous piece of eerie avant pop that stand along Broadcast late 90ies records as one of the most innovative pop record of the...
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Didn't expect too much with this. I mean I had heard the name before and new this guy was doing stuff in the realms of what I tend to like. Well I finally tried him out with this lenghty release I got for free, and I can easily say that even if I'm a...
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Amazing record!
Meshwar Ma' Al Oud (A Promenade With The Oud) - A Middle Eastern Raga sounds at first like a regular deep raga, but midway through enters the organ, which makes the whole story way more dramatic and manages to actually sound like a... See full review |
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Falling Acid starts out quite ambientishly before progressively turning into the monster acid deep-house cut that it is.
Tin Man only achieved that level of lushness in his recent vocal stuff, a hint for the upcomming musical shift that was to be.... See full review |
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Another hint on the spacey / abstract side turn their music would turn towards would be this weird intro on the title track, "Cavity Job", the dentist / drill / patient sample, directly lifted / sampled from "Hawkwind, Friends & Relations" LP, a...
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"This first single is about Chateau Rouge, That’s it. This song is all about crack heads, sugar babies, dark corners and mean gangsters. For those who don’t know, Chateau Rouge is a neighborhood, it’s Paris’ Bronx, that’s where Guillaume Teyssier...
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The Cursor Miner track is a remix of Coil's own remix of NIN's Closer that was featured but uncredited as soundtrack for opening credits to the movie 7even. It's actually not nearly as good as the original.
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That is exactly where I see dance music going. Like Kid Creole, Konk and Sutekh jamin together... Fantastic tunes with great build up. Looking forward the next record, and it appears the man takes his time!
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Probably the most musical recording of Bayle. The dronesque sinewaves add huge depth and harmonic quality to Bayle's trademark concrete sound. Beautiful
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Wow, what a wonderfull album! Probably my favorite jazz solo piano album. The title track divided in 4 sections over side B is the real gemm, soft, lush and inspired. You could think of Brad Meldau's solo work, but far superior! THe rest is good but a...
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Supposedly and according to artist, there's less than 50 copies around of this release that was supposed to have a commercial release but was canceled due to the "experimental"/low sales prospect aspect of the release (so thought the recorcd company...
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Wow... I'm surprised not more prople know about that record!
Greatest moog drum tracks ever, almost techno-ish! This record is so crazy I can't even begin to explain how so! A true gemm if you seek non conventional breaks as this is mostly a... See full review |
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I can't believe this record doesn't get more recognation! By far the best two tracks from the album, stand out gemms that easily puts Jam On It on old dusty shelves! This is the most futuristic, musical and dense two tracks electro/vocoded hip hop...
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A side is a well known hit, but B side is more or less an uncovered gemm cherished by many DJs. Low Fi almost ska-like electropop with haunting beautiful vocals that makes all the girl come to the DJ asking what the H*** this is... Still one of those...
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There's a promo white label 2XLP version of this record with alternate track listing. I have a copy of it on cassette, and the new tracks are as good as the known published tracks! Still looking for the vinyl though...
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The Matmos rmx was supposed to be part of a future Labradford rmx album that never was for various reasons (delays, financial...). That's a shame if you consider the quality of that single track. I'm not a Matmos fan, far from it, but this is an...
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The HIA rmx has some surprising qualities : at 33 RPM, it plays as a top notch electronica Coil piece, very dubby and haunting. Very worth to seek out if you're into abstract electronica, whatever that means... The Scanner rmx is nothing special though.
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As with many Plus 8 releases, this record's pressing is pretty bad. I bought three copies of this one, none sounding real good. It's a shame since the more ambient tracks of this are to die for and still sound as of today from the future. Chear beauty...
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