From Nate Harrison Sent Fri, Jan 8th 1999, 18:50
From Nate Harrison Sent Fri, Jan 8th 1999, 18:50
On Fri, 8 Jan 1999, Brock Phillips wrote: > > Anyone heard the As One "Art of Prophecy" LP on Shield? Just curious if > this was more along the lines of his more electronic/detroit'ish stuff > like the "Reflection" LP...or is it closer to the jazz on that MoWax LP he > did? I'd prefer the former to the latter, s'why I'm asking. Gracias. It's not really either. It is definitely more techno/electronic, yet lacks much of the melancholy soul that Relfections has. It's a good album, if a little repetitive, but not as good as Relfections. It's also sort of eclectic, lot's of different sounds (eve a dnb track with Peshay), but for some reason tracks after tracks tends to drag on... I would say of you're a Kirk fan then get it, otherwise it's my least listened to Kirk record (Celestial Soul and In with their Arps being tied for first) peace Nate > > P.S. Check out the Beanfield "Close the Gap 1-3" on Compost if you're > looking for some kind of electro-techno-breakbeat hybrid. Andrew > (Cognition Audioworks) recommended this one to me, 'tis dope. The long > side starts out inna techno stylee and breaks down into some funky drummer > latinesque percussion, finally changes up to "Dadamnphreefunk..." style > Hardfloor jam. Nice to see people making records that can encompass lots > of different styles (and do it well)... > > ____________________________________ > Brock Phillips - xxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.xxx > WXYC 89.3 FM The New Science Experience > Tune in every Sunday night 10-12 AM EST > http://www.wxyc.org for live RA broadcast > Promos, demos, etc. welcome for submission > Email for postal address and details... > > Trade/sale list at the following address - > http://www.unc.edu/~bphil/index.html > > >