Some jazzbo hepcat once made an album in like 27/8 and so forth – a sort of deliberately weird version of Time Out – but in the liner notes he said that he was making music for future generations, that The Olds wouldn’t understand. Amusingly, we’re still mostly in four; just very fast and with crazy polyrhythms.
1: P. Adrix – Abetura De Roda [Principe] 2: Nidia – E da Banda [Principe] 3: Dj Nigga Fox – Vicio [Principe] 4: P. Adrix – Bola De Cristal [Principe] 5: Nidia – Toma [Principe] 6: P. Adrix – Zelda Shyt [Principe] 7: DJ Nigga Fox – Poder do Vento [Warp] 8: Nidia – Brinquedo [Principe] 9: Pupilos do Kuduro – Bilo [1138787 Records DK] 10: Nidia – Shane Noah [Principe] 11: DJ Du Marcel – Tribal Sound [Section Cabo] 12: DJ Amorim – The Next Level [Section Cabo] 13: DJ Nigga Fox – Maria Costa [Warp] 14: DJ Du Marcel – Moto Cross [Section Cabo] 15: DJ Joca Moreno – Levanta Moral [Section Cabo] 16: Mr. Bow – Meu Assunto [MZ Inc] 17: Mr. Bow – Massinguitane [MZ Inc]
I don’t think this recipe exists on the internet, and it came up at work, so here it is. This is an adjustment by my Mom of, we are pretty sure, the above Chipits recipe.
1 cup margarine / butter 1 cup brown sugar
1 and 3/4 cups flour 1 and 1/2 cups oats 1/2 cup oat bran 1/2 cup dried coconut 1 tsp baking soda 1/2 tsp salt
1/2 cup water 1 tsp vanilla
1/2 cup raisins 1/2 cup chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 350F
Stir together dry ingredients
Add vanilla to water
Cream butter and sugar together
Add dry ingredients alternately with the water & vanilla
Drop from a teaspoon onto ungreased cookie sheets
Bake for 10 minutes, or until lightly browned
Makes 60 cookies
Some notes! – I have never got 60 cookies out of this recipe, but I tend to eat a lot of the batter. – You can replace the raisins with chocolate chips, nuts, as you see fit. – My very wise younger sister added a dash of black pepper, which I recommend. – Most dried coconut in the US of A is big chunks – you want something more “shredded”, like these.
This one started with the soaring-through-clouds delight of the Caribou, and then went from there:
1: Caribou – Ravi [City Slang] 2: Hiroshige Tonomura – The Moon [Capcom] 3: Hiroshige Tonomura – The Moon (Jake Kaufman Orchestral Remaster) [Capcom] 4: The Beach Boys – Do It Again (A Cappella) [Capitol] 5: ⣎⡇ꉺლ༽இ•̛)ྀ◞ ༎ຶ ༽ৣৢ؞ৢ؞ؖ ꉺლ – ･✧⃛(ཽ๑ඕัළ*.。 *¨°。[00000ooooo] 6: Jai Paul – Do You Love Her Now [XL]
When life gives you a gospel opener with weird, digital explosions and falling bomb sounds, you make lemonade — and record DJ setswith boogie, synth-jazz, and proto-electro:
1: The First Revolution Singers of New Orleans, La – Soldier In The Army Of The Lord [504] 2: Padlock – Seventh Heaven (Intro) [Island] 3: D Train – Thank You [Prelude] 4: Wally Badarou – Mambo [Island] // Remarks By The Reverend C. L. Franklin [Atlantic] 5: Herbie Hancock – Earth Beat [Columbia] 6: Strafe – Set It Off (Walter Gibbons 12″ Mix) [Strut] 7: Soul Sonic Force – Planet Rock (Instrumental) [Tommy Boy] // Louis & Bebe Barron – Main Titles & Overture [Warp]
1: Artefakt – Agents Of Reality [De Stijl] 2: 33EMYBW – Arthropods Continent (Ikonika Remix) [SVBKVLT] 3: DJ Nigga Fox – Nhama [Principe] 4: Loraine James – Hand Drops [Hyperdub] 5: Off The Meds – Belter (Joy O Belly Mix) [Studio Barnhus] 6: Nkisi – II [UIQ] 7: Jlin – Carbon 7 (161) [Planet Mu] 8: Foul Play – Being With You [Above Board Projects] 9: 33EMYBW – Seeds Of The Future [SVBKVLT] 10: AYA – That Hyde Trakk [Tri-Angle]
