Production was a bit off (may have been bad vinyl mastering?) but the tunes were corkers.Quote:
Originally Posted by davethedrummer
Fun to mix with.
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Production was a bit off (may have been bad vinyl mastering?) but the tunes were corkers.Quote:
Originally Posted by davethedrummer
Fun to mix with.
This track IS THE BUSINESS!Quote:
Originally Posted by tekara
First time I heard it was on the Mhonolink Fine Audio Mix CD
Does the job!
nonsenseQuote:
Originally Posted by The Overfiend
Come Again?
Just because you may not like a producers sound, doesn't mean someone else could not hold it in high regard.
proably not the best example of a shufflemaster track though.Quote:
Originally Posted by davethedrummer
1 loop for 5 mins that doesn`t do much.
He has done more interesting stuff.
Actually hearing some of that stuff again, the production is a bit thin and scrapey.
But everyone starts somewhere right?
just kidding , sorry don;t take it the wrong way.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Overfiend
if you're into it you're into it.
he has done one or 2 good ones I'll give yout that
but no , I never liked his sound I always thought it really let his tracks down.
he and zank made early tracks wit sony ACID software. the tunes came out real tinny and loopy. it's funny how this thread is called "tatsuya kanamori" instead of just "shufflemaster" i could put a japanese name on a monkey turd and put it behind some gear with some hawtin glasses and you all would line up to learn the kanji that spell it's name hahaa.
anybody remember takaaki? this fool is "famous for being japanese" if anybody is. take takaaki itoh tunes and put a russian face on em for example and NOBODY WOULD GIVE A SHIT enough to listen twice... but in spain and russia OH -------- THE JAPANESE GUY ----------- OH
i swear to god if i taped my eyes back and started calling myself YOSHIO WATANABE or some shit i would get more bookings, more gigs and even more blow jobs from eastern euro chicks HAHAHAH sorry if it ain't politically correct but IT'S TRUE! takaaki, go hiyama, hiroaki, INTERCHANGEABLE TRACKS BY GENERIC JAPANESE "ARTISTS" who are content to be "the japanese guy" and not define a new sound...
yoshio watanabe lolQuote:
Originally Posted by gunjack
hmm sounds like you've been reading too much haruki murakami matey
watanabe is like "smith" as last names go in japan isn't it ?
yea well maybe more like the "johnson" or some shit. when i lived there in JP, there was always a watanabe around... can honestly say i have never read "haruki murakami" though mate, what did he write? i dont get a chance to read as much as i would like nowadays..... mostly taking care of my kids and my beats heheh
little offtopic
http://prototypen.com/blog/falk/pics/rupture_france.jpg
karate on the decks.
btw never been into Shufflemaster sound...
I always thought he could have tried a bit harder on some tracks (a 5 min loop just feels lazy...) but he did some quality, quality sh*t too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6iJUu6u6jk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWCOR...eature=related
(Love that vocal on Geylang, really eerie and atmospheric...)
you mean Hiroshi Watanabe? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by davethedrummer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vvz4ubyNiss
simplest tracks are always the best. i love that tune and have been wondering the name of it for yrs so thanks for the i.d!!Quote:
Originally Posted by The Overfiend