The Karminsky Experience Inc - The Power Of Suggestion
Release: The Karminsky Experience Inc - The Power Of Suggestion
- Datum: 19.01.2006
Inhaltsangabe
1. Departures
2. Assignment Istanbul
3. The Power Of Suggestion
4. Belly Disco
5. A Little Happening
6. Introducing Louis Pachini
7. The Wayward Soul
8. Shall We Dance?
9. The Hip Sheik
10. A Curious Observer
11. Exploration
12. Behind The Bamboo Curtain
13. Audio Sonic
14. Something For Madeleine
- Genre: Chill Out
- Qualität: 160 kbit/s
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HinweiseKarminsky Experience is the duo James Munn and Martin Dingle. They made a name for themselves through the 2 compilations they released on Deram Records.
1996's In-Flight Entertainment and 1997's Further In-Flight Entertainment are still highly sought after collections of swinger go-go music with tracks from the 60s, similar to the sounds Blow Up Records minded on their Blow Up-A-Go-Go! compilations.
Till recently, the only record they had released on their own was a 12inch of Exploration that I had a chance to buy at a stall on Camden market, but passed up. I never was that record again.
Belly Disco has music that sounds like the Roy Budd theme from Get Carter, with vocals that make me think of the Dalek song I Love You.
Something for Madeleine has trombone that reminds me of the classic Groove Armada song At The River.
This record grew on me a lot as I listened to it in preparation for this review. The records they culled from "Milanese street markets, dusty basements and Moroccan bazaars" have all been used effectively to produce a solid disc that has many highlights.
---Carl
gullbuy.com
1996's In-Flight Entertainment and 1997's Further In-Flight Entertainment are still highly sought after collections of swinger go-go music with tracks from the 60s, similar to the sounds Blow Up Records minded on their Blow Up-A-Go-Go! compilations.
Till recently, the only record they had released on their own was a 12inch of Exploration that I had a chance to buy at a stall on Camden market, but passed up. I never was that record again.
Belly Disco has music that sounds like the Roy Budd theme from Get Carter, with vocals that make me think of the Dalek song I Love You.
Something for Madeleine has trombone that reminds me of the classic Groove Armada song At The River.
This record grew on me a lot as I listened to it in preparation for this review. The records they culled from "Milanese street markets, dusty basements and Moroccan bazaars" have all been used effectively to produce a solid disc that has many highlights.
---Carl
gullbuy.com
