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

friend-o disco

http://www.whatpeopleplay.com/cover/2/360/2427.jpg

BATTAGS, sincere thanks for the great disco/house stock at amoeba!

Baris K mixes are excellent, thx for the heads up

Finders keepers comparison is right on, psych track 14 mins into part 1 sounds a lot like Selda

haha oops actually I think it is her

I am glad you are enjoying that mix dmr. IMO it is one of the most original mixes I've heard this year. A full track listing is sorely missing (Andrew won't give it away) I understand, these records are not falling off anyone's apple tree.

After sending this mix to my friends though, they are up to the task.

thanks winston, respect.

i'm making lots of little connections to get some stuff we used to miss. downside is that as the dollar slides further, some of this stuff gets expensive...

finally got the Theo CD in though...and it's HELLA expensive - cause we got it from the UK. even domestic distributors are offering it for outrageous prices. it's a weird time.

vahid - i get you. feel free to say hi anytime, though. i may have been 1nt0x1c@t3d when i spoke to you - a rarity, i assure you - so my memory is fuzzy. :)

New Woolfy tracks up at his myspace. myspace.com/woolfys

Sounds good so far. New Lp on DFA coming out in a couple months.

Woolfy on DFA? Awesome. Last I heard the album was coming out on Rong...

rong and DFA have some sort of tie-up now.

also the rong website finally exists!!

re-upped: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcUi6UEQh00

:)

when is this greg wilson thing coming out??????

dude when are you going to repost "r&b drunkie" on wailers thread??!?

:))))))))))))))))))))

hurry up

when is this greg wilson thing coming out??????

Which Greg Wilson thing?

someone mentioned upthread he was doing a re-edit of the song in that youtube video...

...unless i misread?

"A1 - Killing for love (Todd Terje brokeback mix)"

stream

it's a jose gonzalez track btw

someone asked for it a couple years ago ...

I'm just waiting for someone to make their career by doing a really killer José González remix, something really thick-sounding and warm, like Junip I guess but obviously with actual beats, warm fat acousticy synths that wash over you, folktronic tracks that set the stage for the bigtime toms, or something.

Also, someone should mashup "Maps" with some José G, somehow, and make us lame indie kids' year.

-- sean gramophone (Sean M), Saturday, January 14, 2006 8:09 PM (2 years ago) Bookmark Link

I heavily urge you to buy the Chaz Jankel 12" that's out on Tirk this week - the slamming original "Get Yourself Together", great Hercules & Love Affair mixes, and a Todd Terje re-edit of "Glad to Know You" that fucking RULES. Jam of the week...

re-upped: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcUi6UEQh00

:)

when is this greg wilson thing coming out??????

-- gr8080, Sunday, March 23, 2008 8:04 PM (6 days ago) Bookmark Link

this is for real and is coming out soon!

here 'tis

:)

Check this (sorry, no mp3): http://www.myspace.com/fntn

Out soon on Information, Studio's own label. Studio btw are also releasing Yearbook 2 sometime in 2008.

Heavy metal disco!

k, so which mixes on the Lovefingers site do i need to listen to?

Baris K : Eurasia Mix (Part 2) - really neat turkish and eastern funk/disco
Dirk (Eskimo Recordings) : Summer Of Love '69 - great (nonmixed) funky classic rock. also his 2 balearock mixes with Tonic are excelent.
Chee Shimizu : Follow My Dream - weird world jazz and almost smooth (balearic) jazz. sorta recommended.
JAZ : Show Me On The Doll (Part 2 & 4) - fun italo & space jazz. definitely look for his Leather Get Going mix. sooo good.
Loud-E : Good To Be An Addict - wasn't really feeling this one so much.
Prince Language : The No Comprendo No 4 - some amazing disco & house tracks. some more modern stuff i wasn't feeling but i can imagine the ILX dance contingent really feeling this one.

chee shimizu is awesome

here are all of the JAZ mixes in one place. all are very worth it to me.

johncampoxford.blogspot.com/2008/02/jaz-mixes.html

lee douglas-tonite is still one of my faves

The Dream Chimney : Cosmix 1.1

Harvey's Mad Dog Chronicles is an all time fave, heard about it thru this thread

dj harvey: mad dog chronicles soundtrack

all of the prince language no comprendos are pretty fun

Saw Maurice Fulton the other night here in SF, he played an edit of Don Ray's "Standing in the Rain"...anyone know who did that? it was transcendent...

How drasticly edited was it? I've always thought the version on the old Loft bootlegs with slightly different then the version on the Disco Spectrum comp and the original LP, the break just sounded better but I can't remember what, if anything, was different.

listening to the original last night, what i remember from saturday night is *way* different....totally re-arranged, extended break, vocals towards the end...but that's about it. i can't put my finger on it but i know the two versions are different.

it's bugged me for years but I've never A/Bd the Loft bootleg with the original, maybe I'll do that. In any case, if there is an edit that improves on what is a pretty freaking perfect song, I'd love to hear it!

mike. what time did maurice go on? the ladies i were with were having a bad time. it took at least 30 minutes to go to the bathroom, the dancefloor was too small and crowded and some chick at the bar gave me serious attitude for not tipping enough. if it wasn't already $15 and she was doing more than handing me a bud, i might have thought about it. we left at 2, cranky.

(getting old)

do you EVER have fun when you go out?

speaking of fulton edits, his(?) edit of that Streisand song from his RA really needs to get an actual release

jaxon, he was playing when i saw you, he went on around 1.45.

i had a different experience - i had a fucking blast! only my old tired ass kept me from staying til 5am (i heard MF was still playing by then), but i had a real good time. the music was fucking fanTAStic, and there was a serious party happening in there. i thought the dancefloor was decently sized, the party was crowded but if you hung out on the sidelines you got a great few of the floor and plenty of room to move. didn't encounter any attitude, just smiling happy folks including the dude who actually apologized profusely for stepping on my feet. that was a *party*.

i was having a good time. the ladies i was with were not.

i had a BLAST the night before seeing Sorcerer and Raahan at elbo room

sorcerer put on Guy Cuevas "Obsession" and it was heaven.

from the new Compass Point compilation that looks epic

http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/store/artist/album/0,,4536862,00.html

also, (getting old)

damn i would have liked to gone to that sorcerer set..

i didn't get to the fulton show until 3 or so... but it was totally awesome. packed dancefloor, great crowd, great tunes, no front door security taking your weed...

Guys - what's the elbo room like? Big room? Small? Medium? How's the sound? Just curious.

two floors, big space, lots of pool tables and benches, tiny tiny dancefloor crammed w/ uncoordinated people. i think maybe 20x20. sound is crap. i remember having a lot of fun at a saturday night soul thing (northern soul and other whiteboy obsessions) but also catching a lot of elbows (LOL NPI)

Thx. Think I may be playing there later this summer.

beardo - led zeppelin, santana, late-era who, jimi hendrix

details plz

long songs, excessive drug consumption, guitar solos, "world music" influence...?

yes but which songs/albums specifically. im having trouble finding any beardo the who for instance