- Audio CD (Feb 13 2001)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Label: Instinct Records
- ASIN: B0000584U9
- Other Editions: Audio CD
- Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
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Track Listings
| 1. Shave My Head |
| 2. Tropical Soul/Tino's Beat |
| 3. Christmas In Hawaii |
| 4. Exercise For The Left Hand |
| 5. Mambothon |
| 6. Kick It Dub |
| 7. Numbers |
| 8. D.U.B. Dub |
| 9. Toasted Dub |
| 10. Elegant Dub |
| 11. Ritmos Latinos |
| 12. Structures |
| 13. La Tino Beat |
| 14. House Of God (Jack Dangers Mix) |
| 15. House Of God (DHS Mix) |
Product Description
From Amazon.com
One of industrial music's founders, Jack Dangers has morphed from rock's resident futurist to become headmaster of the old school. In 1999 he cofounded Tino, a record label focused primarily on breakbeat: vinyl sets of protean drum loops coated in spaced-out samples. Hello Friends! collects over a dozen Tino tracks into an hour of continuous party music. Listen to how he leaps from the surreal conclusion of "Mambothon" (perfect for hipster wedding receptions) into the hard-driving "Kick It Dub," or how four minutes later he uses a distorted voice to duct tape that track to the one that follows it. Dangers enjoys stressing the seams between component parts, winding up one song's rhythmic motor just in time to jump headlong into the next. If you miss the days before you'd heard one too many samples of James Brown's whip-crack rhythm sections, Dangers is here to make things right. --Marc Weidenbaum
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Jack Dangers extends 'Meat Beat' brilliance to side project,
By fetish_2000 (U.K.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Hello Friends (Audio CD)
A side Project from "Meat Beat Manifesto" frontman 'Jack Dangers'....differs slightly from his Meat Beat Manifesto work, as it has a more Trip-Hop / Dub feel to it....the usual trademarks of Complex Breaks & Beats, with snippets of Dialogue still remain, but here it's direction takes a slightly less hurried approach here, with a more hypnotic sound. Case in point track 8 ("D.U.B. Dub") weaves wonderful Dub instrumentation with arranged breakbeats to joyous effect...and the move into track 9 "Elegant Dub", is virtually seamless...the mixing also deserves a mention, with its rough & ready approach, contrasting wonderfully with each track, and thus creating something that feels like a superior mix tape mish-mash, and although this is a solo album, it compares extremely favourably with the best of his 'Meat Beat Manifesto' work. But be warned....this is not 'Meat Beat Manifesto' insofar as this is ideally suited to home consumption, and if the idea of a Predominately dub influenced album with the usual smatter of vocal dialogue appeals, then this will ultimately appeal that those looking for a smoke-fuelled variation on the IDM (Intelligent Dance Music) genre.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Would have been a great stocking stuffer!,
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This review is from: Hello Friends (Audio CD)
Must have been living under a rock. Never heard of "Tino Corp." until recently (the Tino Dub series dates back to '98.) Regardless, this is excellent (albeit different) stuff, and I can't recommend it enough for anyone who enjoys MBM. As someone noted in the reviews below, this is a mix CD picking up bits n' pieces from the other Tino Corp releases (Tino Dub series, Bo Square & DHS.)
5.0 out of 5 stars
This is pretty cool stuff,
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This review is from: Hello Friends (Audio CD)
Once you see that Jack Dangers was in control of this, you knew you were in for a sonic ride. And what a ride it is. Jack started a record label named Tino Corp. and this CD is basically him doing a continuous mix of the label's offerings. If you're familiar with MBM's latest offerings you know that this is not your run of the mill techno music. Instead you definately hear a Latin and Carribean influence in the beats. It makes for a somewhat mellow sound without becoming ambient. If you liked MBM's last two CD's, you'll probably like this as well. If you've never heard anything by Jack Dangers or MBM, I would recommend you start with _99%_, probably MBM's most accessible music. Either way you won't go wrong.
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