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scrabblehound wrote:
Yep! Classic!
For those that might not get the album cover reference....
Yep! Classic!
VH1 wrote:
I Agree!
Simply divine! 
I Agree!
Simply divine!
RP introduced me to them. Now I like a LOT of their tunes!! Thanx RP! 
I don't know who this band is, but I love them for their album cover.
The more I hear this, the more I like it!! Thanx RP! PS: their name reminds me of a law firm!
scrabblehound wrote:
My first thought!!
For those that might not get the album cover reference....
My first thought!!
I can only think of Ron Burgundy playing a flute .... nicht gut
Bullet the Blue Sky !!!
with some Jethro Tull flute thrown in ...
with some Jethro Tull flute thrown in ...
I really like this, but the cover is a bit lazy. Not that it is a rip off. What I mean is that the posing is not quite right.
-G's hand is wrong.
- S's head is not turned correctly.
- G's eyes are almost right.
- The shoulder spacing is way off. I think G's arm should be around S's shoulders.
- The album title is too high and uses the wrong font.
Why not get it exact?
Still....a 9 for the music.
-G's hand is wrong.
- S's head is not turned correctly.
- G's eyes are almost right.
- The shoulder spacing is way off. I think G's arm should be around S's shoulders.
- The album title is too high and uses the wrong font.
Why not get it exact?
Still....a 9 for the music.
sub-arctic wrote:
Ah, a fellow Junglist
Sounds very much like something from LTJ Bukem. This track would fit nicely on the Journey Inwards album. Ja, das ist groovy! 
Ah, a fellow Junglist
eman wrote:
Absolutely ...reminds me of my teenage years. 90s had quite a variety of good music
Anything by K&D is niccccce....
Absolutely ...reminds me of my teenage years. 90s had quite a variety of good music
In the late 90s, I was with my wife in an Amsterdam coffee house. The coolest soundtrack was playing. I asked our friendly host, who is this playing? He yelled to a guy in the back. A voice yelled back. Our host relayed the reply, "it's Kruder & Dorfmesiter." I said, you're kiddin' me ma, thinking they were goofing on the American tourist. He said, "no. for real. It's Kruder AND Dorfmeister." When we got back, I immediately bought the K&D Sessions. It kinda changed my life. They opened a door to whole new genres for me.
eileenomurphy wrote:
Too funny!
Or Dorfruder
Too funny!
Or Dorfruder
Hannio wrote:
Too funny!
randomprime wrote:
Neat. But could they have a less marketable name?
Yes, they could have combined the two names into "Krudmeister".
Too funny!
scrabblehound wrote:
Good catch, Scrabblehournd!
For those that might not get the album cover reference....
Good catch, Scrabblehournd!
For those that might not get the album cover reference....
goldberry wrote:
What are they trying to "pull off"? It's obviously an imitation of the Simon & Garfunkle album cover. I don't think they're trying to disguise the fact. I'd be more conflicted about an approximate imitation that just looks sorta like the S&G album cover, hoping nobody would notice. Besides, and I'm gonna quote wiki here:
"Imitation (art) is the doctrine of artistic creativity according to which the creative process should be based on the close imitation of the masterpieces of the preceding authors. This concept was first formulated by Dionysius of Halicarnassus in the first century BCE as imitatio, and has since dominated for almost two thousand years the Western history of the arts and classicism;[1] in the 18th century, Romanticism reversed it with the creation of the institution of romantic originality.[1] In the 20th century, the modernist and postmodern movements in turn discarded the romantic idea of creativity, and heightened the practice of imitation, copying, plagiarism, rewriting, appropriation and so on as the central artistic device.
¹The doctrine of imitation, to which Nodier indirectly refers, had of course dominated classicism from its inception, when Du Bellay recommended it in the Defense et illustration de la langue francaise. The rejection of that doctrine was a basic tenet of romanticism; as Hugo put it in his preface to the 1826 edition of Odes et ballades, 'celui qui imite un poete romantique devient necessairement classique, puisqu'il imite.' "
Not that that means you gotta get on board with it. It's just an art thing, is all I'm sayin'.
OK music.
Blasphemous cover rip off. Cool idea, but they aren't really pulling it off.
What are they trying to "pull off"? It's obviously an imitation of the Simon & Garfunkle album cover. I don't think they're trying to disguise the fact. I'd be more conflicted about an approximate imitation that just looks sorta like the S&G album cover, hoping nobody would notice. Besides, and I'm gonna quote wiki here:
"Imitation (art) is the doctrine of artistic creativity according to which the creative process should be based on the close imitation of the masterpieces of the preceding authors. This concept was first formulated by Dionysius of Halicarnassus in the first century BCE as imitatio, and has since dominated for almost two thousand years the Western history of the arts and classicism;[1] in the 18th century, Romanticism reversed it with the creation of the institution of romantic originality.[1] In the 20th century, the modernist and postmodern movements in turn discarded the romantic idea of creativity, and heightened the practice of imitation, copying, plagiarism, rewriting, appropriation and so on as the central artistic device.
¹The doctrine of imitation, to which Nodier indirectly refers, had of course dominated classicism from its inception, when Du Bellay recommended it in the Defense et illustration de la langue francaise. The rejection of that doctrine was a basic tenet of romanticism; as Hugo put it in his preface to the 1826 edition of Odes et ballades, 'celui qui imite un poete romantique devient necessairement classique, puisqu'il imite.' "
Not that that means you gotta get on board with it. It's just an art thing, is all I'm sayin'.
jasko wrote:
The cover strikes me as Hans & Franz from SNL mid 80's.
Kevin Nealon & Mike Myers.
"Pump you up!"
Simon and Garfunkel album cover ?
The cover strikes me as Hans & Franz from SNL mid 80's.
Kevin Nealon & Mike Myers.
"Pump you up!" Gregorama wrote:
LOLOLOL!! Or a Burt Reynolds 'cool dude' movie.
Ron Burgundy on Jazz Flute...
LOLOLOL!! Or a Burt Reynolds 'cool dude' movie.
goldberry wrote:
"Blasphemous"? Is there now a Richard Avedon/Simon & Garfunkel religion? As if no one else has deliberately parodied or mimicked another album cover. I think they pull off this musical idea pretty well but opinions obviously vary.
OK music.
Blasphemous cover rip off. Cool idea, but they aren't really pulling it off.
"Blasphemous"? Is there now a Richard Avedon/Simon & Garfunkel religion? As if no one else has deliberately parodied or mimicked another album cover. I think they pull off this musical idea pretty well but opinions obviously vary.
Simon and Garfunkel album cover ?
RP. play more jazz.
an 8 4 me
idiot_wind wrote:
Nah. PG-13 at the most.
Hey...I think think this song was part of soundtrack to an X rated movie!
Yeah Baby!
Yeah Baby!
Nah. PG-13 at the most.
Hey...I think think this song was part of soundtrack to an X rated movie!
Yeah Baby!
Yeah Baby!
lmic wrote:
Ditto. I wouldn't even give this a 6. Meh.
I can't help but feel that if you're going to wholesale appropriate the cover of one of the all-time great albums, the music should be more than a "6".
6.
6.
Ditto. I wouldn't even give this a 6. Meh.
these guys did an unbelievably beautiful version of Lamb's "Trans Fatty Acid" that blows me away to this day. I won't hear a word said against them.
thewiseking wrote:
OK, we have been warned.
When thewiseking plays this stuff you are about to get shagged.
OK, we have been warned.
When thewiseking plays this stuff you are about to get shagged.
OK music.
Blasphemous cover rip off. Cool idea, but they aren't really pulling it off.
GNGRBRDMN wrote:
Man, that snare is abrasively repetitive... Mix up the samples a little bit. Whoever gave this a 10 is obviously stoned out of their gourd.
Damn you, now the snare is all I hear. Thanks a lot, bum!
Hannio wrote:
Yes, they could have combined the two names into "Krudmeister".
randomprime wrote:
Neat. But could they have a less marketable name?
Yes, they could have combined the two names into "Krudmeister".
Jazzy 
I can't help but feel that if you're going to wholesale appropriate the cover of one of the all-time great albums, the music should be more than a "6".
6.
I think its very decent background music, which would make it a 4 for me. Now if we had a "background music rating system"....that would be another story.
I like the beats but find the flute grating.
sub-arctic wrote: 
Oh Yeah!
He's playing my upload! Thanks Bill : 
Sounds very much like something from LTJ Bukem. This track would fit nicely on the Journey Inwards album. Ja, das ist groovy!
Have given these guys many chances over the years to work their way into my rotations but always come up short. Harmless background music but not much more for me.
Sounds very much like something from LTJ Bukem. This track would fit nicely on the Journey Inwards album. Ja, das ist groovy!
Darkmatter wrote:ja, baby...
Das ist ein groovy beat, ja? 
I thought I accidentally had two songs running at once, that background rhythm is so distracting. Man this sux.
Anything by K&D is niccccce....
Man, that snare is abrasively repetitive... Mix up the samples a little bit. Whoever gave this a 10 is obviously stoned out of their gourd.
Das ist ein groovy beat, ja?
Let me off at the next floor.
Great elevator music.
Sprockets...
Let's dance
Pet my monkey..go ahead!!
jdorn1 wrote:
....Dave Brubeck rip off....kind of stoney kool anyway...
Yep. Definitely hear a little bit of "Take Five" in the vibes. Flute is dreamy though.
physicsgenius wrote:
Groovy, daddy-o.
(And I mean that sarcastically.)
We could tell.
....Dave Brubeck rip off....kind of stoney kool anyway...
That flute sounds so much like St. Germain, any relationship besides being the same genre of music?
Ian Anderson blows--like this!
Gregorama wrote:
Ron Burgundy on Jazz Flute...
I have a sudden urge to watch Ocean's Eleven.
A nice lazy beat which slips along with any kind of wine, red or white. Lap it up.
lol love that album cover
wow. nice. i love me some acid jazzzzzzzzz....
MojoJojo wrote:
"Now is the time on the program in which we dance!"
Awesome - I thought exactly the same thing when the picture popped up on the screen. Yeah, this is almost cool...but not quite there.
Oh Yeah!I'm sorry, but the flute isn't doing enough at all for me to keep this from sounding way too repetitive. The drums are way too boring. I'm not into this. *shrug*
Groovy, daddy-o.
(And I mean that sarcastically.)
Gregorama wrote:
Ron Burgundy on Jazz Flute...
Hey, Aqualung!
Even with Art Garfunkle playing the flute, its not going any higher than 6 with me. Definitely 60's barscene music, as somebody said below. 
mezzanine wrote:
I've never been a real big fan of flute solos being played in any music other than classical. Definately not feeling it here.
Jethro Tull for 2006.
Spill the wine...
Ron Burgundy on Jazz Flute...
"Now is the time on the program in which we dance!"
I've never been a real big fan of flute solos being played in any music other than classical. Definately not feeling it here.
randomprime wrote:
Neat. But could they have a less marketable name?
Yes, but it would probably take some serious effort.
RabbitEars wrote:
Sounds like a bar scene in a 70s TV movie
Neat. But could they have a less marketable name?
GreenJello wrote:
Paul Simon must have been standing on a table !
Hmm... the CD cover art looks familar some how... Almost like they sampled it too. :D
Paul Simon must have been standing on a table !
I thought the drums were kickin' but now I think they were sampled....
Anyone else hear the bits of 'take five' in there?
He's playing my upload! Thanks Bill : Dorf on flute :)
K&D! good stuff. very chill.
not a big fan of flutes in general...
Sounds like a bar scene in a 70s TV movie
Hmm... the CD cover art looks familar some how... Almost like they sampled it too. :D
great upload. my favorite K&D track. this can also be found on this is acid jazz... after hours
Sure, but it's their self-confidence to show, who's turn is on now.