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Let's get serious: Dynamite's Doom
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Ivy



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PostPosted: Sun Nov 27, 2005 20:28    Reply with quote


im sorry for the solid acid jazz fans Twisted Evil ...but dynamite was up there with twm on my list ha ! i liked how different it was from his older stuff.
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PostPosted: Sun Nov 27, 2005 21:59    Reply with quote


Ivy wrote:
im sorry for the solid acid jazz fans Twisted Evil ...but dynamite was up there with twm on my list ha ! i liked how different it was from his older stuff.


yea i like dynamite too
is great for me
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PostPosted: Sun Nov 27, 2005 22:00    Reply with quote


Ivy wrote:
im sorry for the solid acid jazz fans Twisted Evil ...but dynamite was up there with twm on my list ha ! i liked how different it was from his older stuff.


WTH??? Evil or Very Mad
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PostPosted: Sun Nov 27, 2005 22:47    Reply with quote


FunkEducation wrote:
Ivy wrote:
im sorry for the solid acid jazz fans Twisted Evil ...but dynamite was up there with twm on my list ha ! i liked how different it was from his older stuff.


WTH??? Evil or Very Mad




lol....im not serious.... Rolling Eyes ...i love all the albums from eope to dyna ....im just sorry for the acid jazz loving peeps who can't see past 19nintey something Wink ..they are loveblind...I understand where u coming from ..some of u guys want to hear the horns and scatting...i like that too..but i a little divergence didn't hurt 5chillpill...maybe it'll happen last ablum?
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PostPosted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 16:51    Reply with quote


Ivy wrote:
im sorry for the solid acid jazz fans Twisted Evil ...but dynamite was up there with twm on my list ha ! i liked how different it was from his older stuff.


Well.. yeah, actually 'Dynamite' for me is the second or maybe the third album I like the most. I like every single song on it, and I got used of them quickly.
But definetely I want them to go back to the 93/94 era.

D! (dyego)
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PostPosted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 19:11    Reply with quote


Diego wrote:
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I want them to go back to the 93/94 era.

Oh, same for me, with no doubts: let's hope that the end of the commercial contract with the major Sony could contribute at the return of the JMQ old school Smile
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PostPosted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 19:15    Reply with quote


FRA wrote:

Oh, same for me, with no doubts: let's hope that the end of the commercial contract with the major Sony could contribute at the return of the JMQ old school Smile


I agree with Fra Smile
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PostPosted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 21:11    Reply with quote


Diego// Twenty Zero Three wrote:
I want them to go back to the 93/94 era.


93-94-95-96-97 Wink Very Happy
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Gonza-Arg wrote:
Diego// Twenty Zero Three wrote:
I want them to go back to the 93/94 era.


93-94-95-96-97 Wink Very Happy


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PostPosted: Tue Nov 29, 2005 01:03    Reply with quote


hehe LOL
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 29, 2005 06:03    Reply with quote


FRA wrote:
Oh, same for me, with no doubts: let's hope that the end of the commercial contract with the major Sony could contribute at the return of the JMQ old school Smile


Jay and Jamiroquai have fulfilled their duties towards Sony and made them happy. A Best Of (perhaps with some unreleased material) to make the Sony people pleased and then it's buh-bye.

When the deal is over it's time for Jay and the boys to be happy again. AND for us to be happy. I predict a step back to the old skool Jamiroquai. But I also suspect elements of the new Jamiroquai will remain. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Just give us a groovy mix of funk, jazz, disco, soul and latin mix with horns, flute, strings, digeridoo, turntables and background singers and all the lesser material released is forgiven!
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 14:15    Reply with quote


Probably. I know Jamiroquai's old school kind of music have more quality. It's a very good acid jazz rhythm and loads of instrumental moments. However, I also like their new style. Well, I'm not talking about FJLIS, which is too strange to be a single. I'm talking about Little L, Love fool or main vein.

I think a mixture between initial acid jazz and funky dance songs should be the way to follow in new albums, a global personality of Jamiroquai.
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 17:45    Reply with quote


Hi again,

Yeah.. well... I'm ok with their new style, powerful disco/ funk. But is not "new" actually, they've already tried that even in their first album, with 'Blow Your Mind', which is the most disco song in that album I believe.

Is not that they changed TOO much from their original sound. Is just that they keep adding new elements... listen to 'Love Blind'... is very different from what we've heard, but still in the chorus you listen something classic from Jamiroquai. And even the DJ scratches are not new... 'Destitute Illusion' come on!

They tried perfectly to keep fans happy, and still to add new stuff for them to play. It's a nice balance. And it's not easy.

D! (dyego)
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 18:17    Reply with quote


Yeah! I think exactly the same!
Dynamite! Dynamite!
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Catalonia is not Spain



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PostPosted: Sat Dec 03, 2005 16:29    Reply with quote


Obvioulsy, jamiroquai is always directed by jay, so evidently their kind of music have always a relatively common sound. But I desagree with Diego Wink . I don't think Blow your mind must be known as a disco song. My point of view is that, undestanding jamiroquai as a global and common sound, they have really changed their kind of music.

Initially, funky-acid jazz. Nowadays, more funky-disco. They have moved as far as they could, keep on living in the funk music world. Sorry, I can't explain it better in english Embarassed . In order to understand this change (evolution or regression, it0s subjective), I think Jay's changes are symbolics. Rich youth, new clothes and new kind of fabulous life reflex, in mi opinion, this change. Exclamation
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