this is a thread for the BALEARIC REVIVAL

Hall & Oates - ICGFT (Rico’s Re-Rub)

where do i find this??

Thanks Tim F for drawing attention to our Bathing Machine Mix.

The ICGFT Re-Rub was done by Rico a UK producer & engineer.

If you keep an eye on the Dilated Choonz blog I think it will appear there.

It will come out on vinyl eventually.

More stuff of a Balearic nature from us here;-

The "B" Word

Pictures (Radioslave Mix) - Grandadbob
The Boxer (DFA Mix) - The Chemical Bros
Special Agent Man (Morgan Geist Mix) - Gaz Nevada
WFL (Vince Clarke Mix) - Happy Mondays
Mammagamma (Inst) - Alan Parsons Project
Rotation - Herb Alpert
The Boy’s Doin’ It (Carl Craig Mix) - Hugh Masekela
I Need Somebody to Love Tonight - Capri Kids
Witness the Change - Pete Shelley
Stop (Midnight Mike & Nathan Wilkins Edit) - BHW
Running Up that Hill (Extended) - Kate Bush
New & Non-Lubricated - In Flagranti
Tepid Water - Spandex
As I Moved On - Run Jeremy Band
Land of Hunger - The Earons
Diamonds Dub (Terje) - Paul Simon
Stand On the Word - The Joubert Singers

http://www.trackwerk.net/?cat=8

we'll be at the AM01 gig on Saturday if any of you lot are going.

Best Wishes,

Hardway Bros

I'm a fan!

People may also want to check out the Beyond the Wizard's Sleeve live set on Ill-Ec-Tron-Ic.

we'll be at the AM01 gig on Saturday if any of you lot are going

Where? When?

Ah, Brighton. Oh well.

(I have images switched off, so didn't see flyer. I'll shut up now.)

I'm off to that AM01 show. I also saw the 1st in that series at the Spitz, London. I'll report back any balearic craziness.

"balearic craziness" = oxymoron?

My beard will be streaked with vomit and snot.

It will come out on vinyl eventually.

XD

"balearic craziness" = oxymoron?

RONG.

Speaking of "Balearic," anyone have the tracklist for Simonetti's "Balearic Sabbath" comp? There is just one song I don't recognize (the one right after Stevie Wonder)

Also, classic for including the best, weirdest Sylvester song ever

9. Fran-Key - Tetrapod Lover (Takimis Lost Ipod Mix) (Crue-l)

this is pretty darn amazing. anybody with any other recommendations along this line? i suppose i should now check out the crue-l grand orchestra, huh?

There is just one song I don't recognize (the one right after Stevie Wonder)

Also, classic for including the best, weirdest Sylvester song ever

the sylvester track comes right after stevie

really digging Aeroplane right now

SF peeps - Sorcerer & Hatchback (aka Windsurf) DJ instore at Amoeba on Friday the 28th, 7PM. expect white label hotness!

The Studio has a mix up at pfork.
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/page/forkcast/45726-studio-information-mix-mp3

the sylvester track comes right after stevie

-- dmr, Monday, September 17, 2007 10:01 PM (2 days ago) Bookmark Link

Hmmm...maybe it's before Stevie. I don't know, It's not Wings, Fleetwood Mac, Stevie, Sylvester, or Sabbath - what else is there? It's a longer tune...the lyrics sound like 'hold on...bella' but that ain't it...

that is "Onda" by Cassiona

it's a Brazilian track, I only know it cuz I have it on a different mix with titles (Brazilian Beat Brooklyn Vol. 1 or something like that)

http://www.brazilianbeatbrooklyn.com/bbhtml/mix.html

I think it was on Baile Funk 1 (which is like chill 70s music, not the current type of baile)

Ah! Thank you!!

I've interviewed Sorcerer & Hatchback for the Amoeba Music blog - check it out here.

i picked up the Hatchback 12" this weekend and it skips twice. there's no gunk or scratches. maybe it was pressed offcenter? i need to return it. bummed.

how was it when they came into the store? what kinda stuff did they play?

it was great! a little crowd of friends and heads came out to see 'em, and they played a mixture of soon to be released and unreleased original stuff, ultra-deep-digging cosmic/kraut stuff (Space Art was a notable one) and some newer cosmic/balearic stuff like the Aeroplane 12" on Eskimo. Sucks about the the Hatchback 12", we've got a few left, i'll make sure there's one for you to exchange when you come in. ask for me.

Tropical Hotdog is a great name.

it didn't occur to me until I saw their blog that it's a captain beefheart reference

tropical hotdog night, like two flamingoes in a fruit fight!

Here's a mix i did recently, live at an 'ambient/chill' festival in the middle of the woods in Mendocino County, CA. the tracklist:

allez allez - african queen (quiet village remix)
fern kinney - baby let me kiss you
pointer sisters - mercury rising (dub version)
mudd - c40
six cups of rebel - kontroll (the organ grinders breakdown)
key of dreams - africa (dub mix) (klubb kebabb edit)
champ's boys orchestra - tubular bells (cosmic mix)
the knife - marble house (the emperor machine remix)
venus gang - love to fly (cloud edit)
ashford & simpson - solid (dub version)
sorcerer - egyptian sunset
vangelis - let it happen (beatfanatic's balearic boogie mix)
paul simon - diamonds dub (tangoterje edit)
ashra - shuttlecock (cloud edit)
amp fiddler - faith (jazzanova remix)
peter visti - dolly

hope you like it, you can download right HERE

(you'll probably need to right-click that and 'save as', PC users)

i was in the store on a sunday about a month ago on a sunday evening and there was some dude spinning one of the craziest ambient/chill sets i've ever heard.

i specifically remember he went from "our prayer" into some sort of pbs-type monologue about prayer into some sort of indian sitar/chant type stuff. also lots of alice coltrane-styled raga jazz and lots of cluster-sounding ambient krautrock

any idea who that was??!?

also your set there is A+++++++++++++++++++++++++

hmm. i'm not sure who that might have been. we did have a 'summer of love' DJ series on Sunday afternoons throughout July & August, so it was probably part of that. If i had to guess i'd say it was Brother Dylan or Brother Robbie, two kids (i mean that literally, they're both like 21) who do a monthly 60's club night at the Casanova Lounge called The Mutual Appreciation Society. They do a Kosmische night every few months, the most recent one was this past Sunday...if i had to guess i'd say it was them but frankly i never thought either of them had it in 'em.

and thanks, looks like i made the grade!

damn, i just left mendocino a few weeks ago. i would have been there ;_;

sounds good, too!

battags, what comes in around 1:02??? fire

oh its the vangelis! nice

i dunno lucas, it sold out two months in advance, by lottery only, and *everyone* buys a ticket, including all the organizers and DJ's. they would have turned you away at the gate. 350 people max. more info.

thanks deej!

all DJ sets/performances from the festival are online BTW and can be found here...

Nice mix, BATTAGS!

i know man! i lived in willits for a year or so before moving to victoria BC in september, so chillits is definitely a friend-of-a-friend deal

anything you recommend out of the other sets?

oh yeah, you know the deal.

DF Tram - killer 4am ambient set, tons of weird samples & textures. great stuff. Tal M. Klein is funky downtempo with live guitar/bass/keys + laptop beats. Megan Hug is shoegazer with some electronics thrown in for good measure. Timmii is an interesting journey through a whole bunch of different stuff that manages to sound coherent when listened as a whole.

i'm still making my way through them myself so i'll post links to any other notable ones. those are the ones i remember from the party.

i would *highly* recommend going to the wikipedia page on chillits and checking out the 2003 recordings - Jonah Sharp and Mixmaster Morris absolutely KILLED IT (as much as you can at an ambient party i suppose). Morris' set has been a regular staple in my listening diet ever since, shit is legendary.

hey dude im listening to yr mix right now, its great!

that key of dreams track = A+++++ would listen again

as though i could love toto any more

thanks max!

you can find that key of dreams edit on this release.
funnily enough i found the original 12" yesterday, with full vocals and everything. i think i'm gonna try dropping that instead.

hey Vahid, is that your name i keep seeing on flyers around town (and like SF Weekly 'best DJ 2007' or some shit like that?)?

DJs don't develop a cult following in this town very easily - it takes a lot of skill, an ear for mixing, and positive energy to keep the gyrating hordes a-flutter. DJ Vahid is the real deal for our readers, and now that he's landed a gravy gig at 1015 Folsom, adoring dance junkies can hear a lot more of him.

haha no

i'm a humble high school teacher / grad student

tho i have lots of positive energy too

the real question is if you keep the gyrating hordes a-flutter

vangelis is totally the best, i copped a copy of the 12" off discogs w/in minutes of hearing it

:) ok just checking!

deej, was it expensive? we've still got it in stock at amoeba...

that track is a great segway from chill to dance.