Other Mixes By g.a.b. l@bs
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World
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-radioactivedub one-
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| eno/wobble | where we lived | |
| o.rang | jalap | |
| alien soap opera | artificial | |
| radioaxiom_* | virus B | |
| mickey hart/ritchie hawtin | umayeyo (extended tribal dub) | |
| the album leaf | the MP | |
| radioaxiom | subcode | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| dubadxx | up against the aggressor | |
| radioaxiom | orion | |
| jon hassell | solaire | |
| warmdesk | encaustic | |
| radioaxiom | alam dub | |
| brian eno | ali click (studio ver.) | |
| radioaxiom | 6th chamber | |
| brian eno & david byrne | mea culpa | |
Comment:
Geiger counter says..."WARNING:: readings off the scale !!". "radioaxiom_*" is the latest project from Bill Laswell & Jah Wobble. Deep bass tones, sequenced trumpet and some aboriginal noize make for some of the best irradiated space music this side of Afghanistan! My online search for digital bits offered up some COOL completionary tracks; dreamy & static with a World beat undertone. Part 1 of 3. Bass, the final frontier. ~:-p
Feedback:
This mix is really nice. what is up with that mikey hart/richie hawtin? is that for real?!?! too crazy! do you ever get into any Wordsound releases (Dubadelic!!!)? How about Dub Tractor? checkem.
the hart/hawtin collaboration appears (as a bonus disc) on "Planet Drum II, Superlingua". There are 4 re-mixed tracks on the bonus disk. I'll check the others you mention.
Thanks. God, collaborations like that just make me so happy about life. I mean, what an unlikely pairing, yet one which really embodies two types of music which I love. Great, thanks for the info.
trade. now. yes.
Ouuu @ Hawtin. Yummy
g.a.b.--
I thought that Wobble would be an improvement over Laswell's somewhat familiar basslines. Wobble's dub collaboration CD with a Laotian Lam group is pretty wild--I'd recommend that one, if you don't mind dub with a bit of an Asian ethnological flavor.
Forrest
I thought that Wobble would be an improvement over Laswell's somewhat familiar basslines. Wobble's dub collaboration CD with a Laotian Lam group is pretty wild--I'd recommend that one, if you don't mind dub with a bit of an Asian ethnological flavor.
Forrest