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 to access audio and video on collective you need real player.An eclectic brew for connoisseurs. Kieran Hebden’s contribution to this renowned series of compilations redefines the word “eclectic”. From sun-kissed 60s psychedelia (Manfred Mann, would you believe?) to cosmic jazz, to skull-crunchin’ hip-hop (Gravediggaz) and Terry Riley’s tape-loop cut-ups, it’s both a seriously entertaining and even educational take on the chillout comp - as well as a peek at the myriad influences that are at work in Hebden’s own music as Four Tet. Highlights include Icarus’ digital jazz deconstructions, the indescribable beauties of Linda Perlhac’s Parallelograms and Koushik’s woozy funk workouts. All in all, a rare treat composed of, er, rare treats. Thoroughly recommended. Four Tet – Late Night Tales, released 04 October 04 on Azuli Records.
1. Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Haunted Feelings 2. Koushik - Battle Rhymes For Battle Times 3. Hal Baine - Wiggy (Edit) 4. Manfred Mann's Chapter 3 - One Way Glass 5. Terry Riley - Music For The Gift (Part 2) 6. Max Roach (M' Boom)- January V 7. Tortoise - Why We Fight 8. Gravediggaz - 2 Cups Of Blood 9. Smoke - Griffo (Edit) 10. The Sun Ra Arkestra - Nuclear War (Live Version) 11. Joe Henderson - Earth 12. Linda Perhacs - Parallelograms 13. Four Tet - Castles Made Of Sand 14. Jef Gilson & Malagasy - Valiha Del 15. Madvillain - Strange Ways (Koushik Mix) 16. Smoke - Griffo (Edit) 17. Fairport Convention - Tale In Hard Time 18. J Saunders - Tinkle 19. Icarus - Benevolant Incubator 20. Manitoba - 218 Beverley 21. Story by David Shrigley  conversations
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