sufi soul - erutufon|nofuture

Whuffle · 7th November 2005

incredible! who is watching this? eyes now much more open than they were...

the music is incredible, and surely this is the same ideal as all electronica?

the ability to remember actual samples of vocal noises that go accross words, and repeat and alter them to make rythm,... they do this realtime and with their voice btw!

wow.. i have special love of doing things live and WITHOUT help from new technology, but these guys take it a step further... unlike me, they REALLY mean it....

my current project is all about de-constructing electronica and producing it with only trad insttruments. too late by about 1000 yrs!

decadnids · 7th November 2005

Whuffle.

not sure what your idea is of de-constructing electronica? - surely, you could just make music....

sufism does interest me tho.

*Spandex* · 7th November 2005

Yeah... i think starting out with "let's deconstruct electronica" could very easily lead to pretentious noodling.. a much more sensible approach is something like "let's make a barbershop quartet version of Cycle-30, that'd be piss funny".

I only caught about 2 minutes of that program about sufism and I was marvelling at how poor the music was. Must have caught a duff bit.. but it reminded me of hippies hitting things round a campfire. Lots of enthusiasm but little in the way of talent/subtlety etc

**spoon** · 7th November 2005

i liked the moroccan stuff. a friend bought me a bunch of tapes of sufi music in morocco a few years ago which are amazing, so it was interesting to see it performed in that context with women dancing like crazy to shake an illness or whatever.

loads of muslimgauze style sample fodder in there as well.

Whuffle · 7th November 2005

maybe "deconstruct" was the wrong word.. recreate, perhaps.

It IS just playing music, but the major influence in its style, is modern day electronica.

Yeah, you missed the best bits Spandex, it was the structure of the singing that was mental..

Claire · 7th November 2005

gonna recreate a dx27 with a stick are u mayte? gonna align 3 packets of crisps with a cow pat to recreate an orville eventitde? I heard the singing maan 2. maybe u could make a wooden version of my G5 and replace the harddrive with a weeble

kams · 7th November 2005

miserable gits - stop pissing on his chips

love_tempo · 7th November 2005

I though claire write 'singing naan'. That me hungry and curious.

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Whuffle Technochef Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Up own arse. Posts: 1,476	sufi soul incredible! who is watching this? eyes now much more open than they were... the music is incredible, and surely this is the same ideal as all electronica? the ability to remember actual samples of vocal noises that go accross words, and repeat and alter them to make rythm,... they do this realtime and with their voice btw! wow.. i have special love of doing things live and WITHOUT help from new technology, but these guys take it a step further... unlike me, they REALLY mean it.... my current project is all about de-constructing electronica and producing it with only trad insttruments. too late by about 1000 yrs! Last edited by Whuffle : 7th November 2005 at 00:49.
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decadnids solve et coagula Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: sussex Posts: 6,095	Whuffle. not sure what your idea is of de-constructing electronica? - surely, you could just make music.... sufism does interest me tho.
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Spandex Very Bad Dog Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Nottingham Posts: 8,428	Yeah... i think starting out with "let's deconstruct electronica" could very easily lead to pretentious noodling.. a much more sensible approach is something like "let's make a barbershop quartet version of Cycle-30, that'd be piss funny". I only caught about 2 minutes of that program about sufism and I was marvelling at how poor the music was. Must have caught a duff bit.. but it reminded me of hippies hitting things round a campfire. Lots of enthusiasm but little in the way of talent/subtlety etc ........................... lovely cloakroom. lovely cloaks - barbam nondum video
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spoon & Co. Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 4,604	i liked the moroccan stuff. a friend bought me a bunch of tapes of sufi music in morocco a few years ago which are amazing, so it was interesting to see it performed in that context with women dancing like crazy to shake an illness or whatever. loads of muslimgauze style sample fodder in there as well.
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Whuffle Technochef Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Up own arse. Posts: 1,476	maybe "deconstruct" was the wrong word.. recreate, perhaps. It IS just playing music, but the major influence in its style, is modern day electronica. Yeah, you missed the best bits Spandex, it was the structure of the singing that was mental..
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Claire new member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 485	gonna recreate a dx27 with a stick are u mayte? gonna align 3 packets of crisps with a cow pat to recreate an orville eventitde? I heard the singing maan 2. maybe u could make a wooden version of my G5 and replace the harddrive with a weeble
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kams DJ 10p Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: londoon Posts: 5,392	miserable gits - stop pissing on his chips
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love_tempo Registered Erutufon Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Mankchester Posts: 5,175	I though claire write 'singing naan'. That me hungry and curious.
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