Today in NPR Music Cues...
2007-05-10 04:05:00
Jazz Guitar, bitches! And probably the best ever in Mr. Grant Green. I'm trying to remember exactly which show on KCRW uses this for their promos (pretty sure it's "All Things Considered"), but that's neither here nor there. This is actually a Burt Bacharach tune, with some cute lyrics basically telling women that just because you're married, don't be gettin' all frumpy and shit, or your man will go out and get himself a little piece on the side! Well, that's the 00's version... they said it a lot more, um, politely back then...Hey, little girl,Comb your hair, fix your make-up.Soon he will open the door.Don't think becauseThere's a ring on your finger,You needn't try any moreFor wives should always be lovers, too.Run to his arms the moment he comes home to you.I'm warning you.Day after day,There are girls at the office,And men will always be men.Don't send him offWith your hair still in curlers.You may not see him again.For wives should always be lovers, too.Run to hi
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Mos Def vs. Jack Bauer
2007-05-09 17:10:00
Hey, we haven't heard any hip-hop in a while...Mos Def
is pretty much just an all-around cool dude. He makes good music, he's a pretty good actor, he's does the Def Poetry, he hangs out with Dave Chappelle... and he closed down Coachella a couple years back in most memorable fashion. You wish you were there... it was awesome. Yup, he's kind of a renaissance dude. The only thing he can't do is program a TIVO. Seriously, I missed three episodes of 24 because I left that guy in charge, and I'll never forgive him. You can't just miss three episodes of 24, ya know? Too much goes on! (Okay, that didn't really happen, but I gotta say, this year after getting off to an awesome start... what with Jack having to kill Curtis and the nuke going off in Valencia, the show went straight into the crapper. The appearance of Ricky Schroder = the exact second 24 jumped the shark. If Zack from Saved By The Bell shows up next year, I'm gonna go burn down the Fox lot, I swear.) They shou
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From here we go Hoff!
2007-05-08 17:20:00
Another selection from a German record label today... if this keeps up, we may just hear a David Hasselhoff song by the end of the week...From Here We Go Sublime, the debut record from Swedish producer Axel Willner, aka The Field, has been getting some major love around the blog-o-sphere these days, and with pretty good reason. Although it's out on techno label Kompakt, I wouldn't exactly call it techno... it's not all about the thump and has a nice, lush, even ambient texture about it... actually it's even kinda trance-y and though that sounds pretty scary, it's really quite good. Here, see what you think...The Field - The Little Heart Beats So FastDefinitely something different for around here, and the album is a nice listen all the way through. Good music for night driving, I would imagine...---------------------------And you know what? Fuck it! Here's the Hoff in all his glory! I've been making proclamations lately, and this may very well be the Greatest Music Video Ev
Plus Music
2007-05-07 17:21:00
Okay, it's official. Summer is here. How do I know? Because it's 8:00 AM and it's already 80 degrees in Burbank. Get ready to sweat, people. This one's gonna be a doozy. Ready for a genius segue? Wait for it...From hot weather to cool tunes!Damn, I'm good :PGermany's Compost Records is one of those labels where you can buy anything they put out without listening ahead of time, and have no worries that it's gonna be tight. Take this record for instance. I'm pretty sure I came across it at an Aron's sale or in a used bin somewhere, looked at the artist, title... never heard of 'em. Flipped it over, saw the word "Compost" and instantly put it in the "to buy" pile. Took it home and was just floored by how good it is from start to finish. Minus 8 is in fact the alias of Swiss producer Robert Jan Meyer, and well, that name is kinda boring, so good work on the handle, bro. The sounds on the record vary from way-downtempo to way-uptempo, kinda like Jazzanova, and since I
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This is where the magic happens...
2007-05-04 17:05:00
I've noticed that in the short run of my shuffle-based blogging, that Friday's selections for whatever reason have turned out to be quite funky. Today, not so much....I made a big proclamation yesterday about Led Zeppelin and I'm about to make another big proclamation today. Saint Etienne are quite possibly the Greatest Pop Band of the Last 20 Years. Yeah, they have a rabid, albeit small, fan base, but they've been criminally under-appreciated by the mainstream. The members of Saint Etienne pick perfect pop songs out of their teeth after breakfast, I'm telling ya. If all pop music was as good as Saint Etienne, we wouldn't have to bitch all the time about how bad pop music is. If Saint Etienne was the biggest band in the world, the terrorists would throw away their car bombs and start bunny farms. Continental is a Japanese import, odds-n-sods compilation and it's the only place where this song has popped up. So this perfect little pop song here isn't even good enough to
Ready to (Classic) Rock!
2007-05-03 07:56:00
It ain't all drum machines and synthesizers 'round here...Since I don't consider Radiohead to be a quote-unquote "rock band" (You ever hear any stories of Thom Yorke trashing hotel rooms or banging groupies or snorting ants? Me neither! They may be geniuses, but they're pretty much a bunch of boring nerds. They have a freakin' blog for crissakes! That is SO not Rock & Roll!), I consider Led Zeppelin to hold the title of Greatest Rock Band of All Time. And really, it's not even close except for maybe the Stones... and don't even mention the word Beatles in this conversation, or I will smite you - they were the original boy-band until they did a load of drugs and got freaky. Led Zeppelin, now, they were born freaky, and that my friends, makes all the difference. You think Jimmy Page would put up with Yoko Ono's bullshit for more than like 5 seconds? Hell no! He woulda kicked her shrieky ass out the door, erected a bouncy castle in his hotel room, filled the sink with Jac
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Anybody remember Drum & Bass?
2007-05-02 03:31:00
It was pretty popular for a second there, ya know... what with all the drums and... er... bass... and, um... I got no idea where I was going with this bit. So anyhoo, here's one of my fave trax from '96 (yeah... '96... I don't think I'm going to get over how old I am any time soon... this is just getting silly) off a 2-disc mix compy by LTJ Bukem. Actually there were a series of these. Adam F, well, if his website is any indication, is a bit of a wanker. But he came out with a few good tunes, and this is my favorite, probably because it's got MC Conrad on vocals, and damn if that dude doesn't have the most booming voice ever. Brother could make "My Humps" sound ominous...Adam F - F Jam (Vocal Mix)Buy It!I'm hung over. See ya tomorrow.
2 x 4 (Tet)
2007-05-01 17:09:00
Today a couple of collaborations by Mr. Kieran Hebden, better known as Four Tet. First, the one the shuffle picked for me...This album was the first in what has turned into an ongoing series of collaborations between Hebden and veteran Jazz drummer Steve Reid. Reid has a long and impressive resume, hittin' da skins for everyone from Miles Davis to James Brown (you may have heard of them?), so why he wanted to collaborate with this skinny knob-twiddler is quite beyond me :P The results have been pretty interesting, mostly taking the form of free jazz freakouts + electronics, maybe not everyone's cup of tea, but certainly interesting listens. This track more of a straight up jazz number with a thematic horn line, some solos and Hebden squiggling away here and there at his leisure, with Reid keeping a solid rhythmic underpinning... hah! Actually sounds like I know what I'm talking about there, don't it! Goin' all NPR on yo ass!The Steve Reid Ensemble - Which OneBut It!They've
They're huge in Europe...
2007-04-30 17:05:00
Back at 'em! Pickin' it up with the funk...Plantlife are a Los Angeles group that pretty much no one in Los Angeles knows about. Why? I dunno, probably because they're good. L.A. people aren't really into good music as a whole, friends of this blog excepted. They have, however, picked up quite a following across the pond, where people seem more interested in good new music in general. Gilles caned this record quite vigorously, and it was actually #1 on his year-end Worldwide Winners poll in 2004 - voted by the listeners, so there! It's a real throwback record, taking Parliament, Sly Stone and Prince, shoving 'em through the hip-hop tube and coming out the other end with one of the best pure funk releases in years. So yeah, the sound is retro and new all at the same time, and as you know, we like that around here...Plantlife - We Can Get HighBuy It!Word is to expect a new album this year, and I hope that happens. Maybe America will catch on this time. Somehow I doubt it
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This one's gonna be big...
2007-04-27 17:24:00
Something brand new for ya, for a change!Ben Westbeech is one of the first artists signed to Gilles Peterson's new Brownswood Recordings label, so you know he's got some game. A lot of people are comparing him to Jamiroquai, and I guess I sorta see it, although without the hat... but ya know, I'm over the hat, so I'll vote for Mr. Westbeech. As for the song, well... anthem of the summer anyone?Ben Westbeech - So Good Today I think just maybe...--------------------------And this, well... maybe the mash-up thing has run it's course after all! :PHave a great weekend!
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Diamond in the back / Sunroof top...
2007-04-26 18:04:00
... Diggin' the scene / With a gangster lean / Ooooh...William DeVaughn was basically a one hit wonder, but what a hit, huh? He was a Washington D.C. government employee with a part-time interest in performing music, and basically came up with this song, saved his pennies, and went and recorded it (with an ace backing band). Not too shabby. I, as probably most of you did, first heard this song through Massive Attack's very faithful cover on Blue Lines, and then picked this original up as part of a big-ass box set, which I won in a silent auction at some fundraiser thingy (best 50 bucks I ever spent, music wise). Enjoy.William DeVaughn - Be Thankful For What You GotWords to live by, folks, fo' real.
Enough of this Coachella nonsense...
2007-04-25 17:08:00
... we now return you to the previously scheduled program...The Amalgamation of Soundz are yet another one of those producing teams that are just a couple of faceless, yet most assuredly dorky, dudes who for some reason cannot miss when they put out a tune or remix... and they've put out plenty, on a number of different labels. This here track is the first one on their second full length album (creatively titled Part 2 - I guess they used it all up on the music), and what a starter it is... super smooth, atmospheric breaks... The Amalgamation of Soundz - For Real Ya know, it's hard to come up with a funny, relevant anecdote for such relatively anonymous artists... so here, for your comedic portion of the blog today, is a guy ghostriding his whip into a telephone pole...That's gonna leave a mark! Boing!
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Blog-achella - Set Times & Recommendations
2007-04-24 04:36:00
They're heeee-eeere... the Coachella set times, that is. And even though I won't be attending this little soiree, I still got some set time love for ya. Just do what I say, and you'll be in Fun City all weekend. Defy me and you're in Suck Town!FRIDAY(Click for readable view)2:00 - 2:45: Flosstradamus & Kid Sister (Coachella Stage) - Now, I know that no one ever actually shows up to this thing on time, but I'll start from the beginning of the schedule anyway, cuz that's how I roll, bee-yatch. And while I'm still sitting here in my cave of an office at Extra hating my life, you can be out in the sun catching some good tunes, so you better. These guys are a late add... fun hip-hop/party mix DJ kids, and should lay down some party-starting tunes. Check the links for music samples.3:00 - 3:45: Brother Ali (Coachella Stage) - Dude, they put the albino out in the hot-ass sun... what a bunch of cacks!3:45 - 4:30: The Comedians of Comedy (Gobi Tent) - The last 45 minutes of thei
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They probably hate Richard Gere, too...
2007-04-22 21:17:00
What a fantastic weekend... but it's over. Hopefully some music can take the pain away from the soul-crushing reality that you are now back at work...Fitting as to start off the week of Coachella with a band that turned in one of my all time favorite sets there, British-Indian rockers Cornershop. 2nd stage - Saturday afternoon - 2002 - Can you believe that was 5 years ago? They were fantastic though, and LOUD! And they haven't released any new music since... the slackers! Their website claims that they are actually working on new material, and I hope so, because all three of their albums are primo and they are easily one of the most unique bands out there. This here is a cut off the very first record, and I'm pretty sure was the first track of theirs I ever heard, and I'm also pretty sure Chris Douridas was the one that played it on KCRW. Which makes for a perfect opportunity to remind Nic Harcourt that he can blow me...Cornershop - 6 A.M Jullandar Shere Will we have more b
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The Sensory Wave, Manifested In The Hips... Huh?
2007-04-20 17:24:00
Funky and Friday... they go together like bacon and eggs, Laverne and Shirley, stalkers and restraining orders...Another old one here... The Mighty Bop's "La Vague Sensorielle" was one of the very first releases on Bruno Guez's Quango label, from 1995. The Mighty Bop is actually one of the many pseudonyms of that Frenchy pretty boy Bob Sinclar, which is actually a pseudonym, too. (Dude's real name is Christophe Le Friant, if you care... but how weird is that, having a pseudonym that is in itself a normal name? Like if I decided to put out something under the name, I dunno, Greg Johnson or something? WTF?). Anyhoo, this album found Bobby, as his friends call him, collaborating with DJ Cam and Le Funk Mob, so it was kind of a French hip-hop supagroop! Sample-heavy stuff, as the downtempo of the day tended to be...The Mighty Bop - Le VoyageBuy It!Is it just me, or is that sampled guitar line the same one Gang Starr used in "Manifest", just pitched differently? You tell me...Gang
A Lesser-Known Ninja
2007-04-19 18:53:00
Yet another compilation track today. I swear I actually own some artist albums... you'll see...I try to keep abreast (I said "breast"... hehe) of every thing going down at the mighty Ninja
Tune label, but somehow Mr. Chris Bowden has generally escaped my radar. Yes, even though I obviously own some of his music. Hey, I got a lot of stuff, okay? I can't know every obscure song on every obscure compilation! I'm just a man, dammit!Okay, I'm better now. Anyhoo, Mr. Bowden is apparently a jazz player by origin, a sax man. And Easy Access Orchestra are a couple of dudes who play horns in the Herbaliser live band. So all these horny dudes got together and twiddled their knobs and out came this lovely piece of bossa-tronica...Chris Bowden - Crockers & Killers (The Easy Access Orchestra Radio Edit)Buy It!By the way, I totally invented that word just then, and if I hear you use it, you owe me a nickel. Pay up, bee-yatch!
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Skateboardin' Blues
2007-04-18 19:02:00
Today, we get retro, in more ways than one...Tommy Guerrero is a pretty interesting case. Dude was one of the biggest pro skateboarders of the '80s, then when he got too old or whatever for that, he went into making music. Not bad skate punk, but really groovy downtempo stuff. Kind of like if Tony Hawk suddenly turned into Nightmares On Wax. Pretty cool, if ya ask me. But you don't get a Tommy Guerrero track today (although here's what he has on Hype Machine). Today you get a track off of his edition of the bomb-diggity Another Late Night/Late Night Tales mix series, wherein your favorite musical stars "compile an album of their favorite music that inspired them to make music their profession - their favourite of the favourites". Um, okay, sure, whatever. Great series, though, and these kind of compilations are often filled with groovy old nuggets that you might have never heard otherwise, 'cuz artists love to show off their obscure old records when they get a chance - ya k
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Fishbone Is Red Hot!
2007-04-17 17:48:00
This here is the kind of selection that proves that the shuffle truly is random.I have loved Fishbone since, well, since I had hair... and that, my friends, was a long time ago. I think I've seen 'em live more times than any other band, at venues from the Lost Horizon in Syracuse to Dragonfly in Hollywood. Actually, at the Lost Horizon back (cough cough) years ago, Angelo (the singer/sax man) performed maybe the greatest crowd surfing feat I've ever witnessed, hopping off the stage and riding the crowd across the entire length of the club to the bar, grabbing himself a beer and making it all the way back to the stage without spilling a drop... all while the band played an extended jam in the middle of one of the songs. Classic. Fishbone, at the time, was at the height of their powers, playing in support of their classic Truth & Soul album. At the time I'd say they were the best funk band in the world, the best ska band in the world, and one of the best rock bands in the world,
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A Slight Distraction
2007-04-15 20:33:00
Happy Monday, although with the fucked up shit that went down at Virgina Tech today... well, maybe a nice tune can serve to take your mind off of it for a second.DJ Morpheus is a Belgian dude, probably most famous for being one of the top guns at the excellent Crammed Discs label and curating the legendary Freezone series of compilations. Every now and then he's put out a mix CD under his own name and, tragically bad cover art aside (seriously though, it looks like a movie poster for a bad buddy movie about a loveable loser and his inanimate sidekick... and another thing, if he's gonna call it In My Bag, why does he have a box? Shouldn't you either get a bag or call it In My Box? These are the things that keep me up at night. I need help), this one here is a real winner, featuring some fantastic mid-tempo funkiness. To wit:Bah Samba - Black Blood (Funky Lowlives Mix)Buy It!Of course, you can pretty much never go wrong with Funky Lowlives and Bah Samba has put out a number of so
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Some NYC Styles
2007-04-13 01:20:00
Something real funky for a Friday!Codek Records is an awesome label straight outta NYC... I don't know how active they are these days, but go back 3 or 4 years and they put out a series of winners, including the Organic Grooves albums and some damn fine compilations. The label specializes in funky-ass tunes with a lot of live instrumentation, drawing from a stable of folks that work together in different combinations under various names. So, I got no idea exactly who Aphratec is, but I can say for sure that this track is a scorcher. Ya got yer breaks, ya got yer congas, ya got yer jazz flute... all that plus a groovy vocal line and Bob's yer uncle...Aphratec - All Things And that is why I own pretty much the entire output of Codek Records. As you can see, the word "organic" is very fitting. Although this isn't Organic Grooves... so that segue kinda sucked. Whatever :PHave an awesome weekend!
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EBTG... WATN?
2007-04-12 16:41:00
The shuffle decided it wanted to make be feel old today. Sometimes I hate the shuffle :PWalking Wounded, the album which made Everything But The Girl, previously an acoustic/jazz-lite duo that not many people outside of a Starbucks really wanted much to do with, big fat stars in the electronica scene... came out 11 years ago, people. Over a friggin' decade! I'm going to sign up for AARP as soon as I finish typing this blog, I swear. But whattaya gonna do? It still holds up as one of the best albums of the '90s in my opinion, and if you disagree, I will fight you.Everything But The Girl - Single Probably has something to do with the fact that Tracey Thorn has one of the best voices ever. She's got a new one out, too, called Out Of The Woods and the first single made it's way into the interweb tubes a little while ago, followed by some pretty nice remixes. Here's a very groovy disco-fied version by Escort, a group from New York who have been putting out some great tracks
Gilberto Gil & Tropicalia
2007-04-11 17:23:00
Interesting experiment yesterday...I went ahead and hit the message board over at Coachella's website, announcing the existence of the Blog-achella, just to see what would happen. The results?- Over 450 pageviews... wow! Let's just say that on a good day I've been getting a tenth of that.- Some folks liked it.- Most did not. Apparently the Indie kids are a sensitive and humorless lot. A couple of my favorite comments received..."Whoaaa who do you think you are giving TPC a bad review, have you actually taken anytime to listen to thier tracks, get your infromatiuon straight."Umm... who do I think I am? I'm Tone, dammit! That's all you need to know! And I'd also like you to know that my infromatiuon is always solid! My spelling, too!"Wow, you are a total douche drinker. You hate all of the good stuff but you like a cover of Britany Spears. You should be banned from listening to music."I can safely say that this is the first time I've ever been called a "douche drinker"...
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Blog-achella '07 - Amy Winehouse (Fri.) / Yeva (Sat.) / The Chuck Dukowski Sextet (Sat.)
2007-04-10 21:15:00
You know, I got a bug up my butt. I don't wanna wait for tomorrow... let's finish this today. So now, without further ado, the final 3 acts of Blog-achella '07 (barring any last minute additions)!Amy Winehouse
Who she is: How is it that some British, Jewish gal becomes the most bad-ass R&B singer to come down the pipe in years? Plus, she's an unrepentant drunk! What's not to love?What she sounds like: The music... so retro. The lyrics... so now!Amy Winehouse
- Addicted What I think: Amy Winehouse rules!---------------------YevaWho they are: All I can tell is that they're from Puerto Rico, and that one dude is reeeeeeeallly old.What they sound like: Seems to be some kinda Rock En Espanol deal... but I can't find a song of theirs anywhere. You can listen on their Myspace up there though.What I think: Yick. As much as I love almost all Latin music, Rock En Espanol doesn't do it for me. And no, I don't count Kinky as rock. Kinky is awesome.-------------------------T
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Blog-achella '07 - Rufus Wainwright (Fri.) / Gillian Welch (Fri.)
2007-04-10 17:06:00
I hope you're wearing clean underwear today, because Coachella is about to rock your pants off!!!Okay, not really.Rufus WainwrightWho he is: Sensitive Canadian-American singer/songwriter... so that means he gets both a hyphen and a slash, which is a lot of damn punctuation.What he sounds like: I would like to see the Canadian side come out more, and hear beautiful odes he has penned to snowshoes, Gordie Howe and the city of Moose Jaw, but alas, 'tis not to be.Rufus Wainwright - Going To A Town What I think: He qualifies for both Canuck-achella AND MellowChella, so how's about that! Bonus points for being a white guy named Rufus. ----------------------Gillian
Welch
Who she is: Folk singer gal from Nashville. Plays a mean banjo. Needs better publicity photos.What she sounds like: Makes our boy Rufus sound like Megadeth.Gillian Welch - Revelator What I think: Very nice voice, but seriously... Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz... not that I have anything against quiet, mellow music, but se
Memories of EEEEEEEEEEaster!
2007-04-08 16:17:00
Actually, you kinda had to be there...Tonegent - Big Chocolate Bunny (of infinite sorrow)
Hello Summer!
2007-05-13 15:33:00
Tonegent Presents "Mistura Do Verao"(Continuous (sorta) DJ Mix (or should I say blend?) - 76:48 - 87.9 mb @ 160 kps - yeah, I know... it's huge. Deal with it :P )TracklistEnjoy!
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No, Soup for you!
2007-05-11 17:32:00
One of my all-time favorites today...Alphabet Soup are straight-up legends in the Bay Area, and the only live hip-hop band I've ever seen that can come within shouting distance of The Roots. I actually came to know of them completely randomly, though. At the time I was living in Marin County, and one night a bunch of the folks that I worked with at a movie theater decided to go out together. After a harrowing 100mph drive down the twisty part of the 101 to the Golden Gate (thanks to my insane friend Puckett), we ended up at this relatively nondescript club on one of the piers, and the Soup just happened to be the evening's entertainment. I was blown away, and probably went and saw them once a month for the remaining time I lived up there as they gigged constantly. This is the only album they've put out in any kind of wide release (as far as I know), and why they never picked up any kind of following outside of Cali is a mystery to me, especially since the Acid Jazz thing was so
Stuart Scott owes these guys some money
2007-05-16 17:30:00
Before we get to today's music choice, I'm stoked to say that my Brazilian summer mix has been given props and linked to by the king of all Brazilian music blogs, the mighty Loronix. So a big thank you to Zecalouro... I am honored!----------------------------And now, the musical group you least want to ever get in a fight with...... unless the thought of tangling with 7 gigantic, tatted-up Samoans who, by the way, also used to be card-carrying South Central Bloods, sounds like a good time to you, in which case go for it. I am of course talking about the one and only Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E.! Definitely the second toughest group of Samoans ever, after of course these guys...Afa & Sika say "Boo-yaa" too!Anyone with me on that one? No?Anyhoo, the thing about the Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E. (standing for Too Rough International Boo-Yaa Empire, so actually they had Boo-Yaa in their name twice, which is twice as awesome), is this... despite the fact that the phrase "Boo-yaa" has become bad comedy, th
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This is not my beautiful Salsa!
2007-05-15 17:35:00
A glimpse into the formative years today...You know I have a thing for the Latin music, what with the horns and the bongos and whatnot, but strangely, this thing pretty much started with, of all bands, Talking Heads and their final studio album, Naked. If my memory serves me (and it rarely does anymore :P ), I picked this up on my senior year school trip to London. So, I'm expecting, I don't know, something like "Burning Down the House", and I pop this tape (you heard me, tape!) in and all of a sudden today's song starts playing and I'm like Moe from The Simpsons..."Whaaaaaa?!?!?"It grew on me though, and then David Byrne's latin-themed solo album Rei Momo (which is awesome) came out shortly thereafter (I think), and I was in. Hey, you get it from where you can when you grow up in a small town. There weren't exactly any Latino (or Black or Asian or Non-White of any kind) people around, so I had to learn about the Latin vibes from some of the whitest people you can think of.
They plump when ya book 'em?
2007-05-14 18:11:00
Oh God, is it Monday again already?It is? Fuck. Well, I hope everyone had a good weekend. Mine was super, and some of you may have already noticed a little bonus post that I snuck in there yesterday when you weren't looking. What, didn't catch that one yet? Well, go ahead... I'll wait.........Got it? Good! I want to hear some feedback on that one, folks!But just because I got all mix-y over the weekend, that doesn't relieve me of my daily duties. So...Not a whole lot of edification to go with today's pick, just some simple instruction. Plump DJs make fine music known as breaks. Finger Lickin' Records are fine purveyors of said breaks. Search out and acquire said breaks on cd, album, or electronic media such as mp3. Play said breaks on stereo equipment of choice. Shake booty.Plump DJs - The Funk Hits The Fan Repeat as necessary. That is all.
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