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Monthly Archives: September 2011

30th September 2011

I forgive you Frankie. I forgive you none

Researcher Rusty David, of St. Louis, suggests that while the details of the current ballad support the Frankie Baker/Allen Britt story, in fact the ballad predates this murder, and describes a killing that took place in the same red-light district of St. Louis sometime around 1865-70. When the Baker/Britt killing took place, according to David,…

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27th September 2011

Celestial power cut

(Image by Ian Miller) In our own special way, we recreate the cliché of the lone resuscitant marooned in a post-apocalyptic scenario– the current affairs perceptual chasm explained by a Purification Festival where we retreat to the innermost vaults of our manor and listen to hermetic discographies for months, we flip tarot cards too, disconnected…

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26th September 2011

Epilogue of the Endless House

Featuring:

Rasmus Folk

Its been a while since we received correspondance from the fictive archaeologists at Dramatic records, so it is with great joy that we present a swansong tale from their Endless House archives. The track below is taken from the final chapter in the elaborate construct known as the Endless House which, if you are lucky enough to have not…

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23rd September 2011

Future Nostalghia

Featuring:

Deadboy & Julio Bashmore

Ghostly drums straight out of Lovecraft’s xenophobic nightmares open up a aural landscape already indistinct, shrouded with a smokey flicker straight from Limbo. Bashmore’s 2009 remix of the middle child from Deadboy’s already seminal U Cheated 12″, Heartbreaker, plays with the future or Future Garage.  A Future that came and went, a future that now…

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15th September 2011

Flying Through Space Forever

Featuring:

legowelt & Radiant Dragon

Here at 20JFG we like dance music.  You may have noticed.  We like many forms of dance music, many of which you’d have a hard time dancing to.  Which is probably why it’s not a good catch-all…although it’s no more or less descriptive than Bass.  But I digress:   Legowelt’s latest arrives via Greek label…

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12th September 2011

Grand Designs

Gaia’s sister is made of concrete and chrome, and she has two faces. One face has a name, its name is Jane of the mixed use and the vibrant neighbourhood. The other face doesn’t have a name, it has many names (which is the same thing), you will see them graffitied in cul-de-sacs and tattooed…

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9th September 2011

20JFG: bites #354

Featuring:

ADR & No Ufo's

Public Information are a new label sticking records out on vinyl and digitally. Public Information have been kind enough to contact us about their first two releases, one by ADR and the other by 20JFG fave No UFO’s. Public Information seem committed to releasing electronic music from the 50s onwards.  We can get behind this…

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6th September 2011

Pop physics

Where we resolve the information paradox (i.e. causality potentially being messed up by the scrambling effects of black holes) by describing a process where quantitative information loss in one part of the galaxy is compensated with qualitative information gain in a different part, thanks to the wilful arts of creativity, artistry and intellectual achievement of…

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5th September 2011

Burrowing deep into the fabric of the creative economy

Featuring:

Shantelle & vangelis

20jazzfunkgreats has, over its seven years of operation, groomed a ‘mole’ in the offices of CENTRAL, the super-intelligence group that delivers total awesomeness to the attuned few. Our sneaky spy has lain dormant, waiting for a moment of desperation where his services (and indeed, his life) may be required. That moment is now. {Note that…

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2nd September 2011

Parker’s Choro-Flora

Featuring:

Jape & Roll the Dice

Our first delivery from Parker’s Choro-Flora arrived promptly in it’s greasy wooden crate sometime before 8am. It’s sides straining with the weight of soil and soundproof packing material. We’d spent nearly all of our accumulated Altered Zones money (which had lain dormant in a Swiss account for just such an occasion) on this particular plant…

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