via FACT magazine where you'll find the full post including track listings.
Anyone know what that is to the left of him - the white slant?
"The Grandfather Paradox is a double-disc affair - the first CD mixed, the second CD unmixed. The time-travelling track selection is pretty faultless - kicking off with Movement 3 from Steve Reich and Pat Metheny's sublime Electric Counterpoint, and taking in the Balearic drift of Kenneth Bager, the stargazing kosmische of Conrad Schnitzler and Klaus Schulze (pictured), the hypnotic punk-funk of Liquid Liquid, exquisitely modulated post-rock-cum-electronic from To Rococo Rot, tonally fierce techno from Robert Hood and Ø (Pan Sonic's Mika Vainio) and a spot of lo-fi dystopian electro from the inimitable John Carpenter. Along the way we hit upon such muso touchstones as Young Marble Giants, Arthur Russell, Cymande, Moondog and Raymond Scott; extra points too for including Hawtin's pummelling remix of La Funk Mob."
Robert Hood - "Minus" Uploaded on Jan 23, 2010 kokotechy
"http://www.discogs.com/rele... Robert Hood - Internal Empire Tresor 27, 2 x Vinyl (1994) - Dedicated to the memory of Edgar A. Hood Jr. - " via Rob who found it on finegarten.
Electric Nigger is Rob Hood's best track!!!! Its on nighttime world. So sick its a classic
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ReplyDeleteKlaus Schulze and Pat Metheny are minimalist?
ReplyDeleteminimalist in the sense of higher abstraction, away from rock schemes
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