Lindstrom & Prins Thomas are the shit

wow youtube never fails to amaze

srsly that could be on "where i go you go too" and none of y'all would know the difference between 2008 and 1995

woops "where u go i go 2"

even more beardy IMHO

that's the only 90s Fila I don't have. Should I?

yes

woah that fila tune is really really great.

Wait, I totally had the wrong track on the Smalltown Supersound compilation. I <3 Meanderthals, they've lovely.

Except they have to go and stick that steel drum plug-in in the middle of the song, but I've come to just put up with the steel drums and the bongos on this kinda music.

now you're hating on steel drums and bongos? imo those are two of the most lovable instruments like evar

sigh

btw feelin that fila brazillia as well

this has less swooshy sounds than where you go I go too and in my books that is a +

Swooshy sounds are, to me, the most lovable sounds ever.

Swooshy sounds >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>sodding bongos

Kate I'm guessing i won't be seeing you on the UK funky thread any time soon then.

oh, Tim, where you go, I go, too. ;-)

Just about to listen to his Vascomaster cover on FP18 while I do a spot of light dusting around the house. Will I be delighted or disgusted?

his = PT's

i dunno, but i just sb'd you for saying "vascomaster" again

what's the guitar sample at the beginning of Flue Pa Veggen? Trying to remember is driving me nuts.

surprised no ones talking about the magnificent which has been top of my rotation for the last few weeks

what's the guitar sample at the beginning of Flue Pa Veggen?

I have no idea - I sort of assumed it was them - but I love that track.

'the magnificent' is pretty sweet

I love the guitar!!

Oh, Hans-Peter, why is your psychedelic space-disco so delicious?

"i feel space" and "the magnificent" were pretty sweet soundtracks for walking to early morning fringe events along brighton sea front at 7am this week

I found a load of remixes on Spotify and just swoooooooned to all the swoooooshiness.

His Doves-Jetstream remix is recommended (if only the Doves' lead singer had a better voice it would have been perfect).

Can't make this but looks ace:

http://www.residentadvisor.net/images/events/flyer/2009/uk-1128-120131-front.jpg

BUT I CAN!!!!!

Isn't that the thing that was supposed to happen at Magick Bus (whatever happened to that)

Damn, tickets not on sale yet.

What do you reckon that the Spectrum advertised at another Corsica Studios night is the one I like and not that Lairstep nonsense with the same name?

You can get the £10 earlybird tickets via Resident Advisor

Dammit, why am I on every mailing list for every RUBBITCH venue in London (and some in NYC) but not for one that has stuff I'd actually WANT to go to (like this):

http://www.corsicastudios.com/index.php/september-2009/130-ekstravaganza-friday-sept-25th

(which I have now missed due to not finding out about it until today.)

x-post AWWW YEAH!!

I was complaining the other week when I had to sign up for RA to get mine Disco3000 podcast but now I am HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY as I get to go to the Scando-Balaeric Spacerock Ball!!!

you can get the RA podcasts from their RSS feed without being signed up

sshhh

I'm not complaining. The podcast was great, and getting early bird tickets is a happy bonus.

http://pitchfork.com/news/36691-lindstrm-to-release-collaborative-album-with-singer-christabelle/

exciting stuff..

weird they felt the need to include a single from 6 years ago, especially since it's already on the lindstrom comp.

really digging this album!!!

pretty difft vibe from any of his last 3-4 releases but still hits that sweet spot

max's sweet spot

been listening to II a lot lately - one of my favourites of the year no question. love all the sparkly tinkly sounds on flue paa veggen and when the aaaahh vocals sort of unexpectedly turn up towards the end <3 <3

I'm not really getting II that much, more looking forward to the Christabelle album, but then again it took me a while for 'Where you go...'

i'm looking forward to the Christabelle album too especially going on "Lovesick" and max's enthusiastic description of it on the other thread. also 40 minute jam of "Little Drummer Boy" wtf.

but right now, quiet night at home, II's noodliness = yes.

I can't understand how anyone could not dig this album. It's like prog heaven.

II probably would get my album of the year simply because it sounds good no matter what mood I'm in.

The banjo always surprises me, no matter how many times I hear this album.

really like what someone posted upthread (was it you Ned?) about the programmed bits and the live bits, just how seamless it all sounds.

Probably not me but I'll take the compliment!

They were, separately, absolutely amazing last night. Prins Thomas DJed for the first couple of hours and then teed Lindstrom up for his live set with - get this - a cosmic beatless synth version of Debussy's Clair de Lune. Which was actually sort of gorgeous but the single soppiest thing I have ever seen on a dancefloor.

Then Lindstrom came on and played Where You Go I Go Too as his first track and people went mental. He also did The Contemporary Fix, Grand Ideas, I Feel Space (omg so awesome) and a few other things. Also Baby Can't Stop was played as the penultimate track, the first half, with a moodier and more minimal baseline with Christabelle's vocals chopped up over the top, and then in the second half exploded into the full version with the proper bassline, vocals, brass and everything. Then Prins came back and absolutely killed it for another three hours or so, including a disco dub edit of Layla by Derek and the Dominos. I have now seen the Lex dancing to Eric Clapton.

The other highlight was Horse Meat Disco dropping Timecode by Justus Kohnke which reminded me quite how much I love that record.

a cosmic beatless synth version of Debussy's Clair de Lune

presumably Isao Tomita's version - would love to hear this on a big system