Lindstrom & Prins Thomas are the shit

Anyway that's my favorite so far.

Anyway, turns out they're some sort of "future jazz" group - which seems to mean bizarro sampladelic percussive jazzy meanderings which sound great but not what I was expecting.

What i was expecting though was matched and exceeded in the "Lsb Ohd Mungolian Mix" - not sure what this track is, I think it might be a remix of LSB's "Original Highway Delight", the original of which I haven't heard, but was out recently on 12" on Eskimo.

But just play it, it's this astonishingly huge psychedelic italo-disco track, with bona fide ridiculous high-pitched vocals lurking somewhere towards the end. I can't stop listening to it! Who the fuck are these guys?

But yes! I dunno. Depends. Do they do more mind-expanding disco than these 2 remixes?

I nearly bumped this thread meself as there's a lindstrom comp called it's a feedelity affair coming out, comprising most of the 12" releases.

*snaps fingers*

No no, that was meant to be positive! I hope.

"On the other side, Mungolian Jet Set’s “Exit To The Ja-Ja” mix is quite a curious piece of schaffel which morphs into psychedelic disco halfway through its eight minute journey, then goes a little Happy Mondays at the end; interesting."

So yes, they have done more than two remixes of mind-expanding disco.

"Lsb Ohd Mungolian Mix"

because the Eskimo 12" was one-sided with the original mix only, afaik.

is available on the Mungolian's myspace page

the original lindstrom mix of 'the contemporary fix' has just been promoed too and is a 303 disco monster. kind of like hardfloor's 'acperience' if it had been written with the paradise garage in mind.

there's a whole host of new full pupp 12"s about to come out too - all great.

just noticed this. i'm sure there isn't a banjo in the version i have.

you're killing me.

maybe they'll play this when i see them in norway next month.

if this is the original version i hear something that could be a banjo line. the full version is on the feedelity myspace. is there somewhere where one could sample the Serious Symptoms version?

people went crazy when they played their pizzy yelliot tune as well as their remix of the kreeps... lovely just lovely.

it must be warm to perform in their mungolian outfits tho...

they have to live setups. one is more electronic (with mainly just paal nyhus aka strangefruit and knut saevik)and the other one is more jazz with a full band.

the mungolian jet set album on the norwegian label jazzland has been postponed for some years, but will finally be released this fall (hopefully). this will be accompanied by the technon thai/navigator 12".

their remix of original highway delight by l.s.b. (pete herberts project) will be out in a couple of months on eskimo recordings.

a forthcoming remix will be of richard wagner (!!!!)

Anyone heard L&PT part 2 yet?

anyway the track borrows heavily from il veliero by the chaplin band and that track contains banjo for sure.

and if its not a banjo, maybe a dulcimer?

and:
>Anyone heard L&PT part 2 yet?

huh? what's this?

Although stirmonster's description is spot on, I was surprised to find myself thinking "yep, definitely Lindstrom!" when I first heard it - there's something so immediately identifiable about his sonic signature now. But it is quite distinct, absolute massive and ridiculously spacey and a bit cold (all the better for galactic travel my dear), like he finally decided to do a sequel to "I Feel Space". Luvvit.

lindstrom - it's a feedelity affair (STS126CD/CD)
1. fast & delirious
2. limitations
3. music (in my mind)
4. cane it for the original whities
5. there's a drink in my bedroom and i need a hot lady
6. further into the future
7. i feel space
8. arp she said
9. gentle as a giant
10. another station
11. the contemporary fix

(from smalltown supersound :)
It is with great pleasure that Smalltown Supersound can announce that the label will release Lindstrom`s debut album "It's a Feedelity Affair" in collaboration with Lindstrom himself and his Feedelity label. The album will be released the 23th. of October 2006 and includes among others his hits "Another Station" and "I Feel Space". The liner notes are written by NYC producer Daniel Wang.

Both Smalltown Supersound and Lindstrom/Feedelity are from Norway and a mutual trust, respect and understanding led to this collaboration. Lindstrom has obviously got many offers from records labels around the world, but he chose to stay independent and have control of his own music. Smalltown Supersound on the other hand found a soulmate in Lindstrom and the perfect sound for the label in Lindstroms`s music. Lindstrom fitted perfectly with the labels electro/electronica/pop roster with artists such as Bjorn Torske, Tussle, 120 Days, Kim Hiorthoy, Toy, Lars Horntveth, Jaga Jazzist and Mental Overdrive, the core of the label being Norwegian electronic music.

Lindstrom`s career took off after a string of critically acclaimed 12" singles that alone started a movement the press later would call "space disco". He is also well known for his remixes and has among others remixed LCD Soundsystem, Roxy Music, Franz Ferdinand, Annie and DFA`s Juan McLean. Last year Lindstrom also released a duo album with Norwegian DJ and friend Prins Thomas, titled "Lindstrom and Prins Thomas", an album that was released on Eskimo Records to wide critical acclaim. His most famous track and 12" , "I Feel Space" (released on both Playhouse and Feedelity), has now sold 17 000 copies, an impressive number these days for a vinyl only release. But now its finally time to compile all of Lindstrom`s seminal 12" on CD and download for the first time. The album also includes The Contemporary Fix, a new track from the 12" vinyl-single which has already been supported by Pete Tong and Annie Mac on BBC radio. Early in 2007 we will also release a single/EP from the album with a remix by EYE of the Boredoms.

Available on CD on the 23rd of october 2006 on feedelity / smalltown supersound
For more info: www.smalltownsupersound.com / info@smalltownsupersound.com

I manage to stay always out of the loop on Lindstrom stuff for some reason, good opportunity to find out what all the fuss ("I Feel Space" excepted) is about!