BEARDO DISCO (finally fixed for vahid) - not idjuts / lindstrom - harvey, rub'n'tug, map of africa

Sounds of the Universe/Soul Jazz and Piccadilly are taking preorders for the Map of Africa LP (vinyl only at the moment, CD to come later). And it costs 25 pounds, which with the absolute reaming the dollar is taking at the hands of every other currency on the planet is just not an option- I loves me some music, but $50 for a new LP (not even a double!) is completely insane.

think how much you'll make on ebay though!

xpost - the Rune Lindbaek will be in this Friday at Amoeba SF. assuming that's what you were wondering, vahid.

is California, the Map of Africa LP will be found exclusively at Amoeba LA and Tweekin' Records in SF.

do you work @ amoeba?

he does.

thin guy in the dance section who wears a stocking cap??

That would be epic. I just met him and I'd have to say no.

hehe, yeah. no cap. not thin.

yeah, i work there. i know when the Lindbaek album is coming in because i ordered it. we've already got the CDs.

btw is Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve the most Beardo thing imaginable? i just got their newest 12" but haven't listened. it'll be in the shop by the weekend.

can anyone explain to me how y'all have heard any of the map of africa singles? i've been scouring for a good month and have only found small snippets online. i wonder how much the whole rare/aura element changes how people listen to it...

I'm gonna plop this here because it doesn't deserve a thread of it's own and the vague hints of a song I hear in my head tell me it's a recent disco edit. What samples Aquarian Dream's "East 6th Street"? I can hear the bass line so clearly in another context, but I can't get a name right now.

I got Dirty Lovin' on the old YS1 thread (R.1.P.)

xpost

i have seen MOA stuff on slsk.

"black skin blue eyed boys" is readily available on that kaos/ sal p mix/ 2x12".

the map of africa stuff ranges from fantastic (1st EP) to mediocre (the 2nd EP) to in-between (3rd EP).

"black skin blue eyed boys" is a fantastic cover, but i particularly like "map of africa", which reminds me of man called adam at their most tripped-out and ambient (search: the live mix of "so you say")

Dang! Answered my own question kind of, but for those who were(n't) wondering, the track I was thinking edited/sampled "East 6th Street" was Black Cock's "Cosmic." However, according to this post on Dream Chimney, Black Cock actually used Tony Sylver's cover of "East 6th Street" which he called "Cosmic Lady." To confuse matters more, Magick Edit Allstars did, in fact, do an edit of the original "East 6th Street" which I'm pretty sure I downloaded at some point. Anyway, there you have it, thanks for reading.

does Ameobea do mailorder?

@v4hid: have you listened to the snippets of the album tracks on piccadilly?

how long do songs stay up on dream chimney?

I think one day or so.

amoeba technically does not do mail order BUT if you call and are nice on the phone we might send something to you. i dunno if we've ever done it for vinyl so it'd be worth a shot.

the Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve remixes i've heard = sooo good.

also, in case it hasn't been seen

http://www.inkednation.com/images/user_albums/63/93/mattvancura/2006284330.jpg

is the MOA record gonna be any good? the singles were pretty spotty.

Press release for Prins Thomas' "Cosmo Galactic Prism" mix mentioned above (taken from the DJ History thread, also x-post), out June 25 on Eskimo:

Prins Thomas is by now intrinsically linked to the eclectic and ‘space-disco’ sounds emanating from his homeland, Norway. Alongside Hans-Peter Lindstrøm their eponymous debut album and up and coming ‘Reinterpretations’ re-workings have opened up their so-called ‘Cosmic Disco’ sounds to a whole new audience of music lovers. Having already garnered international acclaim for his own DJing skills the world over we now get to sample a snapshot of Thomas M. Hermansen in action across two sumptuous discs of avant-garde dance grooves, twisted funk, spaced-out electronics, psychadelic fusion, classic techno, disco, prog rock and all manner of leftfield concoctions. Across 38 tracks we get Hawkwind jamming with Visnadi, Bob James going toe to toe with The Salsoul Invention, Joe Meek twisting by the pool with Holger Czukay, Boards of Canada segueing into Prins Thomas’s Norwegian cohort Lindstrøm and Closer Musik doing the Detroit tango with Recloose, Carl Craig and Parliament.

His own label Full Pupp has some of the best house-not-house, neo-disco or call-it-what-you-want dance music records to offer that you heard in a long time. All made by exclusive Norwegian talent, a new outfit called Internasjonal will join the global dots with producers from all corners of the known-world, where he currently turns up every weekend with a crate of vinyl, his record grips and an immaculate way to play with it. In other words, there is no stopping him now.

Prins Thomas has been making a name for himself with his own releases, remixes for Blackjoy, Justus Köhncke, Force Of Nature, Simian Mobile Disco to name a few (phew...) and breaking sound systems the world over as a DJ of eclectic dexterity. But it was not always like that. The Prins had to go through the school of hard knocks like so many before him. Back, way back in time, he started playing around as a DJ at a puerile age. Viewed as an extension of his break-dancing efforts, belt-driven turntables were enough to support his mix of hip hop, electro and an array of Arthur Baker’s and Shep Pettibone’s jewels. But as soon as he picked up the bass and played in more bands than Norway has trees, the joy of the turntable took a back seat. Until the early nineties arrived that is. Prins still didn’t have his reliable gang of co-conspirators, but he picked up a weekly residence, where he championed sounds as far fetched as Miles Davis or The Doors together with the craze that was started by Phuture’s “Acid Tracks”.

He joined forces with Lindstrøm in 2003, after mutual admiration and inspiration of each others productions. Lindstrøm as muso-wizard and Prins Thomas as the nu-skool remix DJ champ. They both have a background from different Norwegian band-projects; ranging from punk to gospel via country to heavy metal to folk and psychedelia but they also share the same passion for collecting records and run their own labels Feedelity, Full Pupp and Internasjonal from their Scandanavian liar. Besides working on various solo-projects, they often mutate into the two headed beast "L&PT" and explore the outer limits of futuristic disko and universal boogie!

Featuring many tracks from the outer reaches of disco, funk and electronica ‘Cosmo Galactic Prism’ is an eclectic amalgam of the old and new yet still retains the flow and structure of a Prins Thomas DJ set. As Thomas himself explains, “contrary to the pompous title of this mix CD, remember this ain't rocket science... It's a mixture of old and new favourites, some you might have heard already and hopefully some that are new to you. I tried as much as possible to make an interesting mix of individual tracks and still have some kind of feel and flow to it. Due to the pityful playing time of compact discs and my eagerness to squeeze in as many tracks as possible (and not all of them made it this far...) I had to edit down the length of some of the tracks after the final mix. Some light trickery and magic were also used...and just a little bit of voodoo.”

www.myspace.com/prinsthomas / www.myspace.com/fullpupp / www.eskimorecordings.com

cd1

01. Joe Meek And The Blue Men - I Hear A New World
02. Area Code 615 - Devil Weed And Me
03. Crue-L Grand Orchestra - Candymountain In The Rainywoods (HF Steelguitarapella + Original Mix)
04. Glissandro 70 - Bolan Muppets
05. Holger Czukay - Cool In The Pool
06. Bjørn Torske - Soloppgang Over Yukigaya
07. Rey De Copas - Frontera Del Ensueno (Grid Caramba Dub)
08. The Mole - Acadian
09. The Electric South feat. Bob Lind - Sing (Unabombers Electric North Remix)
10. Carlos Hernandez - Roller Giggle
11. Finzy Kontini - Cha Cha Cha (Bass And Drums)
12. Musique - Summer Love Theme
13. Soylent Green - Camera Obscura
14. Boards Of Canada - Nlogax
15. Lindstrøm - Another Station
16. Metalchicks - Tears For Fears/Conspiracy
17. Waltz - Folkesta
18. Hawkwind - City Of Lagoons

cd 2

01. Hawkwind - City Of Lagoons
02. Visnadi - Racing Tracks (Le Mans Race Mix)
03. Uusi Fantasia - Happamat Kallott
04. Bob James - Moonbop
05. The Salsoul Invention - Soul Machine (additional edits by Dølle Jølle)
06. Axer - 123
07. Dubarchanoid Trim - Perfumed Garden
08. Matias Aguayo - Radiotaxi
09. Recloose - Cardiology (Isolée Mix)
10. Closer Musik - Maria
11. Zombi - Sapphire
12. The Now Generation - African Nightclub
13. The Honeymoon Killers - Décollage (Prins Thomas Multitrack Edit)
14. Tres Demented - She’z Satan
15. Musiccargo - Ich Geh Den Weg Mit Dir
16. Visnadi - Racing Tracks (Indianapolis Drive Mix)
17. The Paper Dolls - Get Down Boy (additional edits by Love On The Run)
18. Parliament - Night Of The Thumpasorus Peoples

the upcoming Bjørn Torske disc on smalltown supersound is ace

re: beardo mixes

i think it's great to celebrate the production / edit work of these guys but often with the DJ mixes they put out i'm just like, "dude, get one MP3 blog"

this "cosmo galactic prism" looks quite a bit less interesting than what you can get for free from beats in space / PS1 radio / ILM mix thread / lovefingers / etc etc

eskimo has ... jumped the shark?? (see also: radioslave's "creature of the night" mix)

I think you're totally right, Vahid, especially considering how different it seems than something like Rub's Campfire. That said, starting a mix with Meek's "I hear a New World" is a good staple to keep alive.

That Torske disc is great!

When you factor in the time it takes to put together the release (not talking about the actual mixing but rather licensing/artwork/manufacturing etc) and the task of securing licensing for each and every track (which alone can rule out a lot of awesome but legally dubious white labels, edits, etc), there's no way a label-backed mix CD is going to be as adventurous or timely as something from Beats in Space etc, or indeed whatever the DJ putting together the mix is like spinning live...

Sorry, last thing on my "East 6th St" --> "Cosmic Lady" --> "Cosmic" bit up above. If you want to hear "Cosmic Lady" by Tony Silvester & The New Ingredient aka Tony Sylvers, it is available at lovefingers.org. It's the old song still able to be downloaded though so you better get on over there if you want it.

"It's the old song" should be "It's the oldEST song"

That's still open to misinterpretation, maybe it should be "oldest post with the song still available for download" but whatever. I'll shutup.

commercial mix CDs *are* passe if you are clued in to blogs, p2p, downloadable mixes, these threads, etc. but not everyone has the time?

i don't think eskimo has jumped yet, although the lotterboys album and RS mix were underwhelming for sure. the peter visti 12 is awesome.

commercial mix CDs *are* passe

Got a track ID request.

Could anyone tell me what the Italo tune in this track is?

http://www.datassette.net/music/datashat--stop_the_message.mp3

This guy put the Message acapella through a vocoder and then over this track.

Sounds really good pitched down.

bwh - stop

Thanks for the info.

I am pretty much universally ignorant when it comes to a lot of this stuff.

Almost 1100 posts and no scott seward.

How about that Lindstrom/Prins Thomas essential mix?

I got to see the MOA LP on Friday. It looks pretty nice. Def. better packaging than previous WEWW releases.

are they printing a larger edition than 17 this time???

1000

i was in A-1 records in ny this past weekend and they had one of the MoA 12"s on the wall to taunt people but not to sell. i guess Carlos is friends w/the guys that work there.

wow so cool

i ordered some import copies of the MOA CD for the store today, here's hoping we get them!

Any idea how limited the run of CDs will be?

Also: has anyone heard Mudd's Claremont 56 LP on Rong?

I saw the MoA 12" there this weekend as well. Eric of Rub-n-Tug works there, so that's probably connection enough.

Speaking of Rong, any word on when Lee Douglas' new one is coming out?
I just realized dude is a really accomplished illustrator working with motion graphics heavyweights in NYC. Here's the new record's design...
http://www.douglaslee.org/design2.html

this "cosmo galactic prism" looks quite a bit less interesting than what you can get for free from beats in space / PS1 radio / ILM mix thread / lovefingers / etc etc

But it works really, really well.

I mentioned Doug's illustrations above...

Yeah, the new Lee Douglas with the bells on his myspace is just right.