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James Dean Brown – Dope Exotica This Unique, Enchanting Megaset Is Conveying Music from Most Differe James Dean Brown – Dope Exotica This unique, enchanting megaset is conveying music from most different styles and minds into a catching, surreal flow of 15 hours, 40 minutes, 20 seconds length. The mix from behind the mirrors and other dimensions is about remembering, intensifying or substituting a feel of escapism. It suggests an exotic ambience that resembles the feeling of being stoned without having dropped any psychoactive substances. "In semiconductor production, 'doping' intentionally introduces impurities into an extremely pure (element) for the purpose of modulating its (flow) properties". Exotica music is the base ingredient used here, with all sorts of "impurities" added between the conductors and insulators of the mix, to make it go wherever you want... In the beginning of 2002, JDB started the project. After one and a half years of searching, compiling, playing, mixing tracks, rearranging tracklists, adding tunes etc., he completed the mission in September 2003, eventually having sequenced 229 tracks in an "Intoxica" mix. This is a collection of 49 years of psychedelic, nocturnal streamings, vibrations and visitations (1954-2003) – also available as a 12 CD set. mixed + recorded on Radio X / X-Fade in 2003 www.empire-of-passion.com James Dean Brown – Dope Exotica 1 Yellow Magic Orchestra – Loom (excerpt) CD: BGM (Alfa ALCA-291/32XA-141), 1981 Hi-Ryze – amr Intro CD: Sodium (General Production Recordings GPR CD 10), 1995 Pressurehed – Sudden Vertigo (Intro) CD: Sudden Vertigo (Cleopatra CLEO10172), 1993 Joe Meek featuring the Blue Men – I Hear a New World CD: I Hear a New World - an outer space music fantasy (Triumph Stereo/RPM 103 RGX ST 5001), 1960/91 Gong – Thought for Naught LP: You (Virgin 88424 IT), 1974 The White Noise – Love Without Sound LP: An Electric Storm (Ariola Benelux/Island/Kaleidophon 87715 IT), 1969 Plone – On My Bus CD: Plone, for Beginner Piano (Warp WARPCD64), 1999 Michael Perilstein – Tug to Remus: No cider? A bargain at a Niagara bar. Ed, I consume rot gut. LP: Original Filmscore (from the as-yet-to-be-made) "Godzilla vs. Your Mother" (Ralph MP8600), 1985 Synergy – Sketches of Mythical Beasts CD: Cords (Passport PBCD 6000), 1978 They Came from the Stars (I Saw Them) – They Came from the Stars (I Saw Them) 10": They Came from the Stars (I Saw Them) / Beer of the Gods (Lo Recordings LOTEN01), 2001 Koko Taylor – Up in Flames LP-comp: David Lynch's Wild at Heart - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (London Recordings 845 128-1), 1990 Ashley Slater – Private Sunshine (BigLounge album mix by Carmen Rizzo) 12"EP: Ashley Slater's Private Sunshine (Patsy/Plush PP2), 2001 Frank Zappa – Twenty Small Cigars LP: Chunga's Revenge (Warner Bros./Reprise RSLP 2030/K44020), 1970 Low Res – Blue Ramen #3 CD: Blue Ramen (Plug Research PR370205CD), 2002 Riichiro Manabe & Orchestra – Lone Man-wolf (from: "Okami no Monsho" / "Crest of the Wolf") LP-comp: SF Movie Soundtrack Collection 10 (King Record Co./Star Child K22G-7120), 1973/83 Burnt Friedman & Jaki Liebezeit – Gulli Verreisen CD: Secret Rhythms (Nonplace non10/EFA 27309-2), 2002 Pink Elln – Parallel CD: The Electronic Dreamplant* by stardax & Pink Elln (saasfee fee 006), 2002 Sketch Show – Wonderful to Me CD: Audio Sponge (Daisyworld/Cutting Edge CTCR-14224), 2002 Dandy Jack and the Plastic Woman – Direct Eyes CD: Dandy Jack and the Plastic Woman (Rather Interesting RI 042), 1997 Mark van Hoen – 1967 CD: The Last Flowers from the Darkness (Touch TO:31), 1997 Locust – The Optimist CD: Truth is Born of Arguments (Apollo/R&S/Rough Trade AMB 5940CD/RTD119.3037.2), 1995 Single Cell Orchestra – The Portal (excerpt) CD: Dead Vent 7 (Reflective REF CD4), 1995 www.empire-of-passion.com James Dean Brown – Dope Exotica 2 Single Cell Orchestra – The Portal (excerpt) CD: Dead Vent 7 (Reflective REF CD4), 1995 Massive Attack – Antistar CD: 100th Window (Virgin 724358132120), 2003 Brian Eno-David Byrne – Mea Culpa LP: My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (Polydor EG EGLP48), 1981 Jan Hammer Group – Don't You Know LP: Melodies (Nemperor JZ 35003), 1977 Wire – Marooned LP: Chairs Missing (EMI Harvest 1C 064-06 801), 1978 Monitor – Phosphorea LP: Monitor (World Imitation/Ata Tak WR 11), 1981 Fort Lauderdale – Golden Showers LP: Fort Lauderdale present The 1001 Revolutions (Worm Interface Wise04), 1999 Joe Tabu & God – Cha Cha 7": Neo Tanz Serie (LOK Musik LOK 09), 1999 Eric Satin – Light Music (Part 1) CD: Light Music (Rather Interesting RI 052), 1999 Florida – Hymn for Her 7": The Girl on the Escalator (Monika Enterprise monika09), 2002 Blaine L. Reininger – Sons of the Silent Age LP: Broken Fingers (Les Disques du Crépuscule TWI 068), 1982 Robert Haigh – Juliet of the Spirits 12"EP: Juliet of the Spirits (L.A.Y.L.A.H. LAY 9), 1985 Fetus Productions – Classical 2LP-Box+7": Intensive Care Unit (Q.D.K. Box 001), 1989 Daevid Allen – Lady Dear Lady LP: Now is the Happiest Time of Your Life (Tapioca TP 10017), 1977 Club Foot Orchestra – Chinese Flowers Mini-LP: Wild Beasts (Ralph CF8699), 1986 Marine – A Proposito dei Napoli 12"EP: Rive Gauche (Les Disques du Crépuscule Section Francaise RAD 006), 1982 DODO – Cleopatra's Needle (excerpt) 12"EP (Digi Dub DD-009), 1997 Andre Kostelanetz and his Orchestra – Lotus Land LP: Lure of the Tropics (Columbia CL 780), 1954 Dirk Schaefer – Aus der Ferne - The Memo Book 1 (excerpt) 3"-5-track-CD: Filme (edition el c. elc 12006), 1989/94 Boards of Canada – 1969 CD: Geogaddi (Warp WARPCD101), 2002 Brazilian Soundscapes • Mata Atlántica: San Pedro after the rain (excerpt) CD: Ambiances Sonores du Brésil/Brazilian Soundscapes (Sittelle Réf. 26106), 1993 www.empire-of-passion.com James Dean Brown – Dope Exotica 3 Dirk Schaefer – Alpsee 1 3"-5-track-CD: Filme (edition el c. elc 12006), 1989/94 Boards of Canada – The Beach at Redpoint CD: Geogaddi (Warp WARPCD101), 2002 Andre Kostelanetz and his Orchestra – The Moon of Manakoora (from: "Hurricane") LP: Lure of the Tropics (Columbia CL 780), 1954 Leon Cardona y su Hawaiana – Sombras Nada Mas LP: Leon Cardona y su Hawaiana (Odeon LDC-36945), 1966 The Waikiki Hula Boys – Ualani LP: Hula (Columbia CL 565), 1954 Don Tiki – Bam-boozled CD: The Forbidden Sounds of Don Tiki (Taboo/Ata Tak EFA 03777-2), 1997 Steve & Eydie – Black Hole Sun CD-comp: Lounge-a-Palooza (Hollywood HR-62072-2), 1997 www.aprilwinchell.com/multimedia 4 to the Bar – Arabesco CD: Blue Casino Moon (Eigenverlag), 1997 Combustible Edison – Intermission CD: I, Swinger (Suave and Sybaritic) (Sub Pop/City Slang EFA 04934-2), 1994 Jeff and Jane Hudson – Guatemala 12"EP: World Trade (Infidelity Lust/Unlust JMB-243), 1981 Hidden Combo – Mosquito 7"EP: King of Siam / Music from a Sophomore (Phantom Plaything Recording No. 1 PLAY EP 1), 1981 The Gentle People – Emotion Heater (Tiki mix) 4-track-CD: Emotion Heater (Rephlex CAT 041 CD), 1996 Radio Free Europe – A Couple Screams LP: Laughoncue (Armageddon HEDON 4), 1980 Squarepusher – Circular Flexing CD: Music is Rotted One Note (Warp/Rough Trade WARPCD57/RTD 126.3529.2), 1998 De Artsen – She's in Love LP: Conny Waves With a Shell (Glitterhouse GR 0088), 1989 Electronicat – Fondre Dans les Nuages CD: Birds Want to Have Fun (Angelika Köhlermann ak012), 2001 Teenage Filmstars – Vibrations (excerpt) CD: Lift Off mit der Teenage Filmstars (A Creation Record Product CRE CD 111), 1992 John Martyn – Eibhli Ghail Chiuin ni Chearbhaill LP: Inside Out (Island ILPS 9253), 1973 MX-80 Sound – Promise of Love LP: Crowd Control (Ralph MX-8102), 1981 Roger Waters/Pink Floyd – Grantchester Meadows 2LP: Ummagumma (EMI Harvest STBB-388), 1969 Electronicat – Birds Want to Have Fun CD: Birds Want to Have Fun (Angelika Köhlermann ak012), 2001 Beck – Whiskeyclone, Hotel City 1997 CD: Mellow Gold (Geffen/Bong Load DGCD 24634), 1994 Seti : Pharos – arecibo.beacon 07 (excerpt) 2CD: SETI : PHAROS (Instinct Ambient Europe IAE 001 DCD), 1995 www.empire-of-passion.com James Dean Brown – Dope Exotica 4 Seti : Pharos – arecibo.beacon 07 (excerpt) 2CD: SETI : PHAROS (Instinct Ambient Europe IAE 001 DCD), 1995 Single Cell Orchestra – Access Seraphim Flight Log (excerpt) CD: Dead Vent 7 (Reflective REF CD4), 1995 Chris and Cosey – Moorby LP: Heartbeat (Rough Trade ROUGH 34), 1981 Dandy Jack and the Cosmic Trousers – Loser Bar CD: Dandy Jack and the Cosmic Trousers (Rather Interesting RI 034), 1996 Tsukerman/Hutchinson/Smith – Alien's Theme II LP: Liquid Sky - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Milan A CH 010), 1984 David Chesworth – A Hundred Thousand Hearts LP: No Particular Place… (Rampant Releases MLRR011), 1986 F/i – Sandoza Smiles LP: Space Mantra (RRRecords RRR 032), 1988 Massive Attack – What Your Soul Sings CD: 100th Window (Virgin 724358132120), 2003 Teenage Filmstars – Inner Space (excerpt) CD: Lift Off mit der Teenage Filmstars (A Creation Record Product CRE CD 111), 1992 Scala – Be Together LP: To You in Alpha (Too Pure PURE77LP), 1998 Cornelius – God Only Knows CD: Fantasma (Matador Menu.300/OLE 300-2), 1998 EST – Red TV 7": Just Not True (M Squared M2002/PRS 2901), 1980 Wire – A Mutual Friend LP: 154 (EMI Harvest 1C 064-07 097), 1979 Pink Floyd – Matilda Mother LP: The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (EMI Columbia 1C 064-04 292), 1967 Led Zeppelin – That's the Way LP: Led Zeppelin III (Atlantic K 50 002), 1970 Led Zeppelin – Bron-Yr-Aur 2LP: Physical Graffiti (Swan Song K 89400), 1975 Edgar Broughton Band – Hotel Room LP: Masters of Rock (EMI Harvest 1C 054-95 118), 1971/73 Serge Gainsbourg en duo avec Brigitte Bardot – Bonnie and Clyde CD: Master Serie: Serge Gainsbourg Vol. 1 (PolyGram Distribution 832 230-2), 1967/87/91
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