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Music From The Third Floor
I consider the one album I have by Chitragupta to be fairly good, but he has never been a music director I've put much effort into pursuing. At least not until I saw a clip of Helen in 'Pyar Ka Sapna' and it became a matter of necessity to locate that film's soundtrack. The song in question, 'Night Is Lovely Lovely , is one of the tastiest, catchiest, best Bollywood pop songs ever made, end of story. I've yet to come across a sensible copy of the LP, but this EP does me nicely. An EP is in fact all there ever was from 'Apradh' [review] [2] ; for whatever reason the film wasn't afforded a full length album.Oops, I did it again… Here we are with ‘Dramatic Funk Themes Vol. 3’! In 2008 I started the series with big funk scores from the British Themes International Music Library repertoire only. The follower featured various British music libraries such as KPM , Music De Wolfe , Bruton or Josef Weinberger . On Volume 3 the focus turned to a more global view on library music and presents 20 (vinyl: 18) previously unreleased pearls originating from Germany, France, UK and the USA. Available on CD + LP .
Library Music Rarities
it is a new day, and change is coming. only 2 years ago who could have imagined Shangaan Super Groove Power and Ngoma Bass Action in the number 1 international temple of cold, hard, rigid and sexless techno? Shangaan Electro is the street level dance phenomenon from South Africa that went global in 2010 on the back of a series of viral youtube clips (2 million hits and counting) and an acclaimed compilation on Honest Jon's that introduced the movers and shakers in this fast emerging micro-genre. Shangaan Electro replaces Shangaan music's traditional instrumentation with midi-keyboard sounds, re-pitched vocal samples and jacking four to the floor beats, then amps things up to breakneck speeds of over 180BPM. This is hyper-kinetic digital dance music custom made for weekly dance offs in Soweto, and it's getting ever faster... This summer Shangaan Electro is hitting European festivals/clubs for the first time ever.
different waters
CRYSTAL VIBRATIONS
hi friends, i really don't know much of anything about this tape. acquired it on the new age cassette black market in the dark of night, down an alleyway, you know the deal.....the music is raw, grungy, distorted, rumbling new age bubble bath. (not unlike some contemporary music by Evenings or Monsturo or Romero or something......) could be my tape copy is blown out or the recording was lo-fi or the years havent been kind to the magnetics. all i know is that it was released in 1982 (david keenan, sorry you were 25+ years too late). its part of the valley of the sun / dick sutphen new age axis. brain erasers, zappers, hypnosis, alpha/theta waves, binaural beats, MIND ELECTRONICS and all that! so my best guess is that this tape was made by dick sutphen or one of his cohorts.
A Basement of Curiosities
I recently found this cassette in a local thrift store. I have been having a little luck lately finding "quality" stuff at the thrift stores. During most of the year, there was a long spell of not finding anything interesting. I should mention that I had not much time either to dig this year. Just about every time I had a little free time to browse the thrift stores, there was nothing interesting to be found. Enough of my thrift store woes, it's onto the topic of the post.A Closet of Curiosities
It is Antheil- Futurist, Vorticist, self-made enfant terrible of the 1920's avant-garde who provides a name for this collection of piano works by three independently minded American composers. Indeed, Antheil wrote an autobiography at the age of 35, Bad Boy Of Music, that stands as the classical music world's equivalent to Charles Mingus's Beneath The Underdog, for sheer audacity and self-mythologization. "...I reached in under my left armpit in approved American gangster fashion," he writes of an early Eastern European performance, "and produced my ugly little automatic. Without a further word I placed it on the front desk of my Steinway and proceeded with my concert.
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