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TopManLurka wrote:seckle yourself.
'[Blake] still made a palpable shift from the forbidding clicks of his early EPs to a kind of mournful, blue-eyed soul that echoes ‘Face Value’’s studied pathos. Even his radio breakthrough was a cover of Feist’s ‘Limit To Your Love’
particle-jim wrote:What sort of soulless cunt eats a burger without a bun? It's a fucking travesty I say!
I feel ya. I Never Learnt To Share had been floating around mixes for a while before the album was even announced. (One of my favorite tunes)bass_culture wrote:'[Blake] still made a palpable shift from the forbidding clicks of his early EPs to a kind of mournful, blue-eyed soul that echoes ‘Face Value’’s studied pathos. Even his radio breakthrough was a cover of Feist’s ‘Limit To Your Love’![]()
I wondered how long it would be until people basically started saying stuff along the lines of, "James Blake has sold out, why doesn't he make strange uncommercial music anymore blah blah blah??"
To those people I direct them to the tracklist of Blake's mix for Electronic Explorations done in May 2009, before he had even released 'Air and Lack Thereof' on Hemlock...
http://electronicexplorations.org/the-s ... mes-blake/
01 – James Blake – Limit To Your Love (Cover) [Unreleased]
02 – Pinch – Airlock [Tectonic]
03 – James Blake – Air and Lack Thereof [Forthcoming 'Hemlock Recordings']
04 – Mala – Hunter [DMZ]
05 – James Blake – Sparing the Horses [Forthcoming 'Hemlock Recordings']
06 – Untold – Bones (Hemlock Recordings)
07 – Mount Kimbie – The Mighty Gee [Forthcoming 'Hotflush']
08 – Starkey – Time Traveler [Planet Mu]
09 – James Blake – I Never Learnt To Share [Unreleased]
I rest my case.
I stopped there, I'm not reading this bandwagon jumping bollocks.In the 1980s, when your parents were setting light to wodges of £50 notes, hoovering cocaine off ivory dashboards..
hackman wrote:y'all care way too much
Time traveler into I never learnt to share is such a great mix of tunes! One of those mixes that never leave the iPod.JonKnox wrote:I feel ya. I Never Learnt To Share had been floating around mixes for a while before the album was even announced. (One of my favorite tunes)bass_culture wrote:'[Blake] still made a palpable shift from the forbidding clicks of his early EPs to a kind of mournful, blue-eyed soul that echoes ‘Face Value’’s studied pathos. Even his radio breakthrough was a cover of Feist’s ‘Limit To Your Love’![]()
I wondered how long it would be until people basically started saying stuff along the lines of, "James Blake has sold out, why doesn't he make strange uncommercial music anymore blah blah blah??"
To those people I direct them to the tracklist of Blake's mix for Electronic Explorations done in May 2009, before he had even released 'Air and Lack Thereof' on Hemlock...
http://electronicexplorations.org/the-s ... mes-blake/
01 – James Blake – Limit To Your Love (Cover) [Unreleased]
02 – Pinch – Airlock [Tectonic]
03 – James Blake – Air and Lack Thereof [Forthcoming 'Hemlock Recordings']
04 – Mala – Hunter [DMZ]
05 – James Blake – Sparing the Horses [Forthcoming 'Hemlock Recordings']
06 – Untold – Bones (Hemlock Recordings)
07 – Mount Kimbie – The Mighty Gee [Forthcoming 'Hotflush']
08 – Starkey – Time Traveler [Planet Mu]
09 – James Blake – I Never Learnt To Share [Unreleased]
I rest my case.
epochalypso wrote:man dun no bout da 'nuum
Is "a kind of mournful, blue-eyed soul" the new pop then? Because that doesn't read like accusing him of selling out.bass_culture wrote:'[Blake] still made a palpable shift from the forbidding clicks of his early EPs to a kind of mournful, blue-eyed soul that echoes ‘Face Value’’s studied pathos. Even his radio breakthrough was a cover of Feist’s ‘Limit To Your Love’![]()
I wondered how long it would be until people basically started saying stuff along the lines of, "James Blake has sold out, why doesn't he make strange uncommercial music anymore blah blah blah??"
£££64hz wrote:fucking bait article.
how can a music mag seriously employ someone who doesnt have a clue what they are talking about.
It's NME, nobody there knows anything about anything64hz wrote: how can a music mag seriously employ someone who doesnt have a clue what they are talking about.
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