From Will Samuels Sent Fri, Feb 26th 1999, 21:14
From Will Samuels Sent Fri, Feb 26th 1999, 21:14
--Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks/In The Mix <xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx> wrote: > > speaking of which, Kane's Depth Charge is doing > Electro Boogie Vol 3, should be out in March > on Studio k7. andrew :) Yeah this should be awesome! > Michael Upton wrote: > > > I know questions like this come up quite often, > > but has anyone got some recommends for stuff like > > the J Saul Kane compiled 'Beat Classic'? The Beat Classics comp was pretty good. I am not that knowledgeable about hip hop as old as alot of that stuff. I can say that my friend Coby was pulling out some really old Schoolly D records that had the Tackhead/On U Sound crew producing (or collaborating) and that stuff was cool! I'll forward your post and see if he wants to respond. > > ie. (early) 80s hiphop from a primarily > > instrumental side of things, and generally crazy > > and adventurous. I've heard some really great old stuff at Coby's that was excellent. Some of it totally sounded like stuff that might of influenced Coldcut when they did Beats and Pieces. This stuff was OLD. > > Oh yeah, and I have a dodgy old industrial > > sounding 12" by someone called Statik which has a > > J Saul Kane mix on it. ANyone know anything about > > this? It'd be from the late 80s, from memory. I'm sure EVERYONE knows this but J Saul Kane was also involved with Eon in the early days. I know he produced (and maybe even co-wrote) the Spice and the whole Eon lp. J Saul Kane has definitely been one of the best trip hop artists out there. Recording under the name Depth Charge, Octagon Man, and Alexander's Dark Band. Cheers _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com