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Thread started 08/28/08 7:28pm

Cinnie

Did anyone ever listen to Kruder and Dorfmeister?

On my Saturday dig I got their 1994 EP.

I'm hearing stuff like "Nautilis" sampled with added synth on top.

Electronic music = grown man b-boy ish
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Reply #1 posted 08/29/08 2:10am

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'K&D Sessions' was the bible for downbeat electronic music and still sounds very accomplished even 10 years after its release. People tend to forget that these guys are remixers/DJ's and have only a handfull of own compositions.
'K&D DJ-Kicks' is another stellar mixtape CD by them.

For original recordings check Tosca (which features Dorfmeister together with Rupert Huber, 'Suzuki' is a must-have!) or Kruder's soloproject Peace Orchestra. Kruder's other project is Voom:Voom.....which consists of of Trüby Trio's Roland Appel and Fauna Flash.

Unfortunately, K&D are lazy bums and their output is very minimal. However, if you get a chance to see/hear them spinning the wheels of steel, do not pass! Best is to see them together, Dorfmeister alone (Dr. Richard) requires a blunt or two..... lol
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Reply #2 posted 08/29/08 5:57am

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I have DJ Kicks from 1996. I really enjoyed that album and always wanted to check out G-Stoned but never got around to it.
Been gone for a minute, now I'm back with the jump off
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Reply #3 posted 08/29/08 6:33am

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Reply #4 posted 08/29/08 6:36am

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abierman said:




Cool, thanks!
Been gone for a minute, now I'm back with the jump off
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Reply #5 posted 08/29/08 8:01am

Cinnie

Right on Aksel smile
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Reply #6 posted 08/29/08 9:57am

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I appreciate that they are popular enough to bring a certain type of music to the masses that they wouldn't normally hear or gravitate to: Downtempo

That said they are the middle of the road and pretty bland when it comes to that genre. They also don't dive into "the unknown" and basically give you remixes of well known artists. I know it's what sells etc. There are plenty of other artists to explore that are better and sound more unique.

Any of these guys...






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Reply #7 posted 08/29/08 9:58am

Cinnie

superspaceboy said:

I appreciate that they are popular enough to bring a certain type of music to the masses that they wouldn't normally hear or gravitate to: Downtempo


Truth be told I was listening to it at +8 lol
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Reply #8 posted 08/29/08 10:00am

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abierman said:

'K&D Sessions' was the bible for downbeat electronic music and still sounds very accomplished even 10 years after its release. People tend to forget that these guys are remixers/DJ's and have only a handfull of own compositions.
'K&D DJ-Kicks' is another stellar mixtape CD by them.

For original recordings check Tosca (which features Dorfmeister together with Rupert Huber, 'Suzuki' is a must-have!) or Kruder's soloproject Peace Orchestra. Kruder's other project is Voom:Voom.....which consists of of Trüby Trio's Roland Appel and Fauna Flash.

Unfortunately, K&D are lazy bums and their output is very minimal. However, if you get a chance to see/hear them spinning the wheels of steel, do not pass! Best is to see them together, Dorfmeister alone (Dr. Richard) requires a blunt or two..... lol


I'm sorry I am NOT a Tosca fan. My DJ peeps like some of their output, but most of it is meh. Too bland for my taste. But again they are popular. If you guys like this music scratch beneath the surface of ULTRA CHILLED type of comps. There is a LOT of stunning and beautiful music out there.

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Reply #9 posted 08/29/08 10:09am

Graycap23

I have one of their cd's but I've never listened 2 it.
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Reply #10 posted 08/29/08 11:08am

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Cinnie said:

superspaceboy said:

I appreciate that they are popular enough to bring a certain type of music to the masses that they wouldn't normally hear or gravitate to: Downtempo


Truth be told I was listening to it at +8 lol


disbelief lol

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Reply #11 posted 08/29/08 11:30am

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Nice to see some of y'all orgers are into this type of music. It rarely gets discussed.

G-Stoned is the name of K&D's record label but they also released a CD in '93 by the same name.

It's "bedroom" music if you know what I mean. wink Highly recommended.

I also find a lot of Tosca compositions heat up the bedroom scene as well.

And Baby Mammoth is the shit. Did they recently move over to K&D's stable? I don't seem to remember them recording for this label.

If you like Reggae influenced sounds and dub production don't miss Richard Dorfmeister's A Different Drummer Selection, A Decade in Dub '92-'02.

Space is the place, y'all and Dorfmiester knows how to slice it right.
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Reply #12 posted 08/29/08 12:26pm

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DakutiusMaximus said:

Nice to see some of y'all orgers are into this type of music. It rarely gets discussed.

G-Stoned is the name of K&D's record label but they also released a CD in '93 by the same name.

It's "bedroom" music if you know what I mean. wink Highly recommended.

I also find a lot of Tosca compositions heat up the bedroom scene as well.

And Baby Mammoth is the shit. Did they recently move over to K&D's stable? I don't seem to remember them recording for this label.

If you like Reggae influenced sounds and dub production don't miss Richard Dorfmeister's A Different Drummer Selection, A Decade in Dub '92-'02.

Space is the place, y'all and Dorfmiester knows how to slice it right.
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No Baby Mammoth is on PORK records which puts out better material I think. I believe Baby Mammoth is no longer around

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Reply #13 posted 08/29/08 7:36pm

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DakutiusMaximus said:

Nice to see some of y'all orgers are into this type of music. It rarely gets discussed.

G-Stoned is the name of K&D's record label but they also released a CD in '93 by the same name.

It's "bedroom" music if you know what I mean. wink Highly recommended.

I also find a lot of Tosca compositions heat up the bedroom scene as well.

And Baby Mammoth is the shit. Did they recently move over to K&D's stable? I don't seem to remember them recording for this label.

If you like Reggae influenced sounds and dub production don't miss Richard Dorfmeister's A Different Drummer Selection, A Decade in Dub '92-'02.

Space is the place, y'all and Dorfmiester knows how to slice it right.
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that record is tha bomb!!!!!
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