s w e e t b e a t s
december.15.1999 - #96
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artist : Dj's Wally & Swingsett
album : Dog Leg Left
year : 1997
label : Ubiquity
genre : Lo-Fi
catalogue : URCD025
url : http://www.ubiquityrecords.com
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ripper : kidloops
method : audiograbber & fraunhofer/radium
quality : 192k HQ True Stereo
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ACT 1
01 Dog Leg Left
02 Smoking Up The Music
03 Omeiomie
ACT 2
04 Buckweet Stagger (feat. Lisa Shaw)
05 Wiggin'
06 Yorkyosterdam
ACT 3
07 Tell Me Something (feat. Lisa Shaw)
08 See What...
09 We're Sayin'?
10 Down Low
ACT 4
11 Righteous Like A Brother
12 Hungry In The Abstrakt
13 Hale-Bopp
13 tracks | 1:04:46 min | 89 megs
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"After impressive tracks on various compilations, EP's and solo projects,
the dream team of New York's abstract beat scene have blessed us with a
full-length album. The title track is a haunting, minimalist piece
featuring and exotic horn-type melody combined with simple, yet strange
percussion. "Smoking Up The Music" is a quick joint on the jungle tip
that includes some creative pauses and breakdowns. Wally and Swingsett
always come through with the oddest vocal samples. Par example, 'Hungry
in the Abstract,' a track first featured on the Audio Alchemy compilation,
asks the age-old quetion, 'Am I hungry for food? . . . Or am I hungry in
the abstract?' 'See What . . .' is a slowed-down, 'fat jazzy groove' jam
and 'We're Sayin'?" is its dope, yet somewhat twisted younger brother. I'm
not usually big on female vocals with my beats, but my two favorite new
tracks on this album feature the lovely, serene voice of Lisa Shaw (who is
also Swingsett's wife). 'Omeiomie' and 'Tell Me Something' both feature big
hip-hop beats complemented perfectly by Shaw's singing." - URB
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