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15.04.2006
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artist : Idjut Boys
title . Turntable Turbulance
type : EP
year . 1998
genre : House
subgenre . Deep House/Dub/Funk
label : U Star
cat . USR-7001
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grabber : Soundforge
encoder . Lame 3.90.3
quality : VBRkbps / 44,1Khz / Joint-Stereo
source . Vinyl
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A1.Turntable Turbulance 05:01
B1.Staeb 05:09
10:10 min 15,9 MB
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The deep house crew brings you once again a high quality release of
soulful dance music.. music with emotion that deserves the promotion..
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the idjut boys. no one could take you seriously with a name like
that. unless you're dan tyler and conrad mcdonnell that is. they call
themselves stupid, yet their music is anything but. it's a world away
from the dumb productions that usually proliferate dance music,
that's for sure. they take disco, dub, funk and jazz and fuse the lot
into a heady cocktail of nightclub magic. a kind of groove that
leaves dance-floors reeling and their peers speechless. until someone
tells them the names of some of the tunes they've been freakin' to
that is. then you have to pick them up off the floor they've been
laughing so hard. and with track titles like 'frogs arrrse', 'tea
tray formerly known as coffee table' and 'gurner's choice', who can
blame them?
"it's just us doing what we do," offers conrad, chilling out in their
north london studio. "we use daft names to lighten the mood a little.
so many producers take things too seriously. all we want to do is
give people a good time and maybe put a smile on their face while we
do it."
entertaining people is something conrad and dan have been doing since
they met each other in cambridge at the end of the eighties. "it's
that type of town," explains dan. "the type of place that everyone
knows everyone else. conrad was working, bizarrely enough, as a
lifeguard during the day and either working or hanging out in bars at
night. i'd been studying in manchester and was back in cambridge for
the summer. we were both into the same sort of music and both
traveled to brighton to check harvey dj-ing at the tonka events. it
was inevitable that we'd hook up at some point."
from there, they moved to london and started throwing their own
u-star parties. inviting new york legends like hector romero and ted
patterson to compliment their own twisted disco sound. against a
back-drop of hands-in-the-air house and tiresome techno, their fresh
approach was bound to get noticed. they secured gigs everywhere from
stokholm to san francisco and it was only a matter of time before
they made the move from the decks to the mixing console. then in
1994, u-star records was born.
"it was after we released our fourth twelve inch," conrad remembers.
"that's when i knew for sure that we were on the right track. i was
down at the ministry to see francois kevorkian play and, right at the
peak of his set, he started mixing up two copies of 'not reggae'. i
was freaking. i mean, if what we were doing was turning someone like
him on, someone who's been producing since the late seventies and
worked with everyone from d train to depeche mode, it was definitely
worth it."
since then, they've hardly stopped to draw breath. they've remixed
everyone from the lighthouse family to sound 5, their eclectic dj
sets have become legendary winning them fans the world over and their
recently released debut album, 'life - the shoeing you deserve'
received critical acclaim from all corners of the music press.
"there's one thing you learn the longer you do this," adds conrad, as
he thinks to the future. "there's nothing you can't do. the only
thing that limits you is your imagination."
knowing these two, that means the possibilities are endless. so
listen up, there are exciting times ahead.
remember to support artists.
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shoutouts to the groups that love the music they promote..
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..do you remember house.. before it was called house?
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If you're down with the deep house music, music with feeling..
music that makes you groove no matter where you are.. and you
think you can add to this feeling ... then visit us on efnet or
drop us a line to deephouse@hotPOP.com..
keep the feeling real. .∙· d e e p h o u s e 2 0 0 6 ·∙.
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nfo/header by rudo; updated at 01 oct 04