Nick Bike - Bugged [all vocoder/talkbox mix]
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Nick Bike - Bugged [all vocoder/talkbox mix] Posted on: 16.04.2013 by Reed Kempisty
""That's bugged," says Bam, who often speaks in terms of sound effects, as if waiting for the right word to show up. It may be a while, so "bugged" will do. Though much of Bam's memory belongs to a record collection that defies mini-storage, you can always count on "bugged," a hip-hop jargonist that has survived for over two decades, its etymology based on the act of going out of one's head through one's eyes while attended by invisible (and apparently very busy) insects under one's skin. When eyes "bug out" from their sockets, doctors call it globe lunation. Despite its provenance in pre-Industrial sanitariums, bugging out frequented military argot during the Korean War, referring to US soldiers in a state of bullet-hastened egress. (Retreat was less a matter of going crazy than coming to one's senses.) Yet losing one's mind never goes out of style, and hip-hop, ever reinventing the tongue, would replace "mad" with "bugged," converting the former into a quantitative adverb, as if rightfully assuming everyone is insane."
Above is a quote from Dave Tompkins "How To Wreck a Nice Beach" - which was a staple in learning and researching more about the in depth and intriguing history of the vocoder. It is an incredibly fascinating piece of gear , so often leaving behind a trail of space-age mystery. What is presented here is NOT a 'best-of' collection by any means. A person could make 100 mixes of great vocoder/talkbox tunes and still have more to spare (check this user-created list on Discogs - http://www.discogs.com/lists/Vocatio...t/28521?page=1). That being said, there certainly are some timeless classics on here. Art - Warren Keefe (http://www.flickr.com/photos/warrenkeefe) www.djnickbike.com www.facebook.com/djnickbike www.twitter.com/djnickbike http://soundcloud.com/djnickbike/bugged Tracklist: 1. An Alternative Introduction 2. California/Computer Love 3. Nothin'/Intergalactic 4. I Like It 5. Hips 6. Trans Europe Express/B-Beat Classic 7. Party Machine 8. Mr. Groove/Teddy's Jam 9. Rockit 10. We Can't Be Held Back/The DMX Will Rock 11. Dance Floor 12. Don't Stop/Tenebre 13. Just Give The DJ A Break/Change The Beat 14. Looking For The Perfect Beat 15. The Sound of Music 16. I Wanna Be With You 17. The Voice of Q 18. E=MC2/I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone 19. Disco Dictator (Luke Million remix) 20. Imagination 21. Funky Bee-Bop 22. Hide and Freak 23. Capricorn (Instrumental) 24. Cybernetic Love 25. Disco Train 26. Au Oui Comme Ca 27. Digital Love 28. Greetings 29. Don't Stop The Rock 30. Lookout Weekend 31. Space Is The Place 32. Jam The Box 33. Egypt Egypt 34. Panic Zone 35. I'm Ready 36. Pete Drake and His Amazing Talking Guitar 37. Toevening /Nightcall 38. Let's Take Off 39. Needle To The Groove 40. Shutterbugg/Synthesizer 41. Get Dis Money (Instrumental) 42. In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country 43. Ode To Perfume 44. Planet Caravan | |
Reed Kempisty 16.04.2013 |
""That's bugged," says Bam, who often speaks in terms of sound effects, as if waiting for the right word to show up. It may be a while, so "bugged" will do. Though much of Bam's memory belongs to a record collection that defies mini-storage, you can always count on "bugged," a hip-hop jargonist that has survived for over two decades, its etymology based on the act of going out of one's head through one's eyes while attended by invisible (and apparently very busy) insects under one's skin. When eyes "bug out" from their sockets, doctors call it globe lunation. Despite its provenance in pre-Industrial sanitariums, bugging out frequented military argot during the Korean War, referring to US soldiers in a state of bullet-hastened egress. (Retreat was less a matter of going crazy than coming to one's senses.) Yet losing one's mind never goes out of style, and hip-hop, ever reinventing the tongue, would replace "mad" with "bugged," converting the former into a quantitative adverb, as if rightfully assuming everyone is insane."
Above is a quote from Dave Tompkins "How To Wreck a Nice Beach" - which was a staple in learning and researching more about the in depth and intriguing history of the vocoder. It is an incredibly fascinating piece of gear , so often leaving behind a trail of space-age mystery. What is presented here is NOT a 'best-of' collection by any means. A person could make 100 mixes of great vocoder/talkbox tunes and still have more to spare (check this user-created list on Discogs - http://www.discogs.com/lists/Vocatio...t/28521?page=1). That being said, there certainly are some timeless classics on here. Art - Warren Keefe (http://www.flickr.com/photos/warrenkeefe) www.djnickbike.com www.facebook.com/djnickbike www.twitter.com/djnickbike http://soundcloud.com/djnickbike/bugged Tracklist: 1. An Alternative Introduction 2. California/Computer Love 3. Nothin'/Intergalactic 4. I Like It 5. Hips 6. Trans Europe Express/B-Beat Classic 7. Party Machine 8. Mr. Groove/Teddy's Jam 9. Rockit 10. We Can't Be Held Back/The DMX Will Rock 11. Dance Floor 12. Don't Stop/Tenebre 13. Just Give The DJ A Break/Change The Beat 14. Looking For The Perfect Beat 15. The Sound of Music 16. I Wanna Be With You 17. The Voice of Q 18. E=MC2/I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone 19. Disco Dictator (Luke Million remix) 20. Imagination 21. Funky Bee-Bop 22. Hide and Freak 23. Capricorn (Instrumental) 24. Cybernetic Love 25. Disco Train 26. Au Oui Comme Ca 27. Digital Love 28. Greetings 29. Don't Stop The Rock 30. Lookout Weekend 31. Space Is The Place 32. Jam The Box 33. Egypt Egypt 34. Panic Zone 35. I'm Ready 36. Pete Drake and His Amazing Talking Guitar 37. Toevening /Nightcall 38. Let's Take Off 39. Needle To The Groove 40. Shutterbugg/Synthesizer 41. Get Dis Money (Instrumental) 42. In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country 43. Ode To Perfume 44. Planet Caravan |
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