Zazou & Björk – Visur Vatnsenda Rosu
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Hector Zazou died in 2008 at the age of sixty. He was a prolific, algerian-born french composer and producer. He collaborated with countless top artists during his lifetime. This is a song from the album called ‘Songs from the Cold Seas’, with Bjork singing a traditional song from Greenland.
Too many speakers make your pictures fall off the wall…
Don’t do this at home 
After the intro the track really lifts off at 2:55.
This beat and bassline of Stratus has been sampled by Massive Attack in their tune “Safe from Harm”. From Billy’s first solo album Spectrum. Amazing how the track keeps it’s tension.
In 1971, with fellow Davis alumnus McLaughlin, Cobham co-founded Mahavishnu Orchestra, a definitive jazz fusion ensemble. Cobham toured extensively from 1971 to 1973 with the Mahavishnu Orchestra, who released two studio albums and one live album. The original studio versions of tunes on the live album were later released as The Lost Trident Sessions in 1999.
In May 1973, while still with the Mahavishnu Orchestra, Cobham recorded his first solo album Spectrum with keyboardist Jan Hammer, from the Mahavishnu Orchestra, and guitarist Tommy Bolin, who later played with heavy rock band Deep Purple. Just before the Mahavishnu Orchestra’s last touring leg, in late 1973, Cobham recorded and toured with guitarists Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin, in concerts which featured material from their album Love Devotion Surrender, and Cobham’s own material.
KnightsOfTheTurntables-FreshMess.mp3
Old skool from 1984! Hip hop or electro? B-boy 808 Beats that still sound fresh When hip hop was still inventive and creative and before the macho hip hop era!
This is one of the all time classics from The nights of the turntables.The Crew was founded 1983 and the Name “Knights of the Turntables” was based on the title of the Cameo Album “Knights of the Soundtable.
They feature on the all time great Electro street sounds collection (My favorite vinyl from 1985). A small bit was in the movie Breakdance.
Pete Namlook can put out a decent album in the time it takes the average person to get ready for work. This is not to say that everything he does is groundbreaking, trend-setting, or jaw-dropping — but rarely does a FAX release deviate too far from its successful formula. Wired finds “Prolific Pete” with Move D (aka David Moufang) in a collaboration that occasionally mirrors 1994s Alien Community, Part 1+2, with its patiently unfolding beeps and sizzles that gives way to a beat that won’t quit — nor does it need to.
Read More Post a comment (0)From one of my (AW) favorite dj’s from Moscow Gorje Hewek. A lot of his dj-sets can be found and listened to on deepmix.ru. Deep and elegant minimal techno!
