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Track one is a trippy/dubby type thing. Is Adrian Sherwood involved? Like a lot of the On-U stuff but with trumpet that sounds like Miles Davis. I went through a stage of loving On-U, for a brief period late 80's/early 90's they were just great. This probably isn't On-U at all though is it? Good though. Alas no vocals to comment on.
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The track is Rhys Chatham and Martin Wheeler. Although Rhys Chatham is most well known as a guitar-based composer, he also plays trumpet, and much of his more recent work is trumpet based. I think the trumpet was played through a wah pedal on this one - as you say, very Miles Davis.
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Track 2. I recognise this I think. Very dancy. Wait a minute, I'm going to take a stab in the dark: Adamski. Nice & acidy.
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This one is the New Zealand one-man band Gate. Michael Morley discovered laptops in the late 90s and decided to stop doing distorted guitar stuff and start doing laptop stuff instead. I can't remember the name of the album, but if you want to know I'll tell you later. If there is a laptop set by Gate at ATP (seeing as Michael Morley will be there with The Dead C) I will be very happy.
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Track 3: An instrumental Mazzy Star-like track. I know it's not MS, that's the only band I could think of. I would guess British early 90's but I don't know. Not a great track on its own, but fits in well. Lets me have a sit-down after my dance to "Adamski".
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I can't remember what this was. I really should have written out a track list.