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Re: A long shot, but...

  • Subject: Re: A long shot, but...
  • From: "Chris Cousins" <COUSINSC@as...dss-asd.gov.uk>
  • Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 11:47:29 -0700
  • Organization: Analytical Services Division (DSS)
> In a message dated 2/14/00 3:03:02 AM Central Standard Time,
> J.R.Kirby@ge...hull.ac.uk writes:
>
> << Paul Mulreany was in Primal Scream for a while. I think he
>  only toured with them and never recorded any music. It was
>  around the time when Vanishing Point was released. >>
>
> Yeah..I remember Gerard mentioning something like that.. Speaking of
primal
> scream.. Chemical  Brothers remix of Swastika Eyes is amazing.. check it
out
> .. i highly recommend it.. Anyone else here into electronica/trance
music?
>
> -Stace

The whole Xtrmntr album is pretty amazing, as is the Chemicals'
remix of Swastika Eyes - a bit reminiscent of Block Rocking
Beats, which can only be a good thing.

I love a bit of electronica, although I'm never quite sure exactly what
the terms 'electronica' and 'trance' encompass. For example, I've
heard 'trance' applied both to the Chemical Brothers and to Ibiza
chancers like APB.

I like mostly obvious stuff like the Chemicals, Leftfield and Prodigy.
To earn some muso brownie-points, however, I can heartily
recommend
'The Contino Sessions' by Death in Vegas,
'How to operate with a blown mind' by Lo-Fidelity Allstars, and
'Raffi's Revenge' by Asian Dub Foundation.
I was going to try and describe each one, but they are each a
clash of several different dance/rap/rock/funk/etc/etc styles which
is impossible to describe but just happens to work (not easy). Ideal
for anyone who wants to dance and (whisper it) think at the same
time.

Any other recommendations out there?

Chris



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