Trip Hop

Ron Party · Sep 19, 2013

I was listening to Emiliana Torrini's

then started thinking about Portishead. I very much enjoy Trip-Hop as a genre. Anyone else? If so, what are your favorite albums?

rblnr · Sep 19, 2013

Love Portishead. Was at the Roseland show that was the basis of the great live album. Other trip hop I'm a big fan of off the top of my head:

Massive Attack, 'Blue Lines' and 'Protection' particularly. Remaster of BL worthwhile

Marconi Union 'distance' and 'Tokyo', though closer to the electronica genre

edorr · Sep 19, 2013

Ron Party said:
then started thinking about Portishead. I very much enjoy Trip-Hop as a genre. Anyone else? If so, what are your favorite albums?

Ever since I left Amsterdam, I feel something is missing in trip hop, and I don't enjoy it that much any more. Can't quite put my finger on it...

Johnny Vinyl · Sep 19, 2013

Excellent! Excellent! I love this!

I had not heard her stuff before, but I'm liking this a lot. I'm wondering if its available on vinyl (crosses fingers). I'm hearing all kinds of influences here. Portishead, Enigma, even a little Kate Bush.

rockitman · Sep 19, 2013

So what is trip hop ? Hip Hop on acid ?

daytona600 · Sep 19, 2013

you can get her vinyl in the uk no problem

JackD201 · Sep 19, 2013

Morcheeba!

NorthStar · Sep 19, 2013

rblnr said:
Love Portishead. ...

Same here, not all, but some of it (Dummy), with singer Beth Gibbons.

____________________________
____________________________

Emiliana Torrini (Icelandic singer), like Bjork

______________________

Other artists I like in the genre | Trip-Hop music ::

- Dido Armstrong
- Beth Orton
- Bjork
- Beck
- NIN
- The Cure
- Radiohead

NorthStar · Sep 19, 2013

katylied · Sep 20, 2013

Not that much trip hop but the Emiliana Torrini "Fisherman Woman" album it's still high in my appreciation list after several yers from the release.

Ron Party · Sep 20, 2013

edorr said:
Ever since I left Amsterdam, I feel something is missing in trip hop, and I don't enjoy it that much any more. Can't quite put my finger on it...

LOL!!

Jack, I knew you had to be into trip-hop.

Listening to this right now ... quite enjoyable:

mep · Sep 20, 2013

edorr said:
Ever since I left Amsterdam, I feel something is missing in trip hop, and I don't enjoy it that much any more. Can't quite put my finger on it...

I'm sure you can't.

katylied · Sep 20, 2013

Ron Party said:
Listening to this right now ... quite enjoyable:

View attachment 11790

Not really trip hop (electronic?) but I love that album too. You should also try Air first work "Moon Safari".

NorthStar · Sep 20, 2013

Air is great; 10,000HZ Legend ...Electronica indeed.

Dead Can Dance? ...Trip-Hop music? ...Nope; New Age/Electronica.

JackD201 · Sep 20, 2013

Hi Ron, yeah I was into Trip Hop as Acid Jazz crossed over in the early 90s. Zero 7 is one of my favorites. Lot's of electronica acts out there that do some trip hop but they are usually mixed with non Trip Hop songs in the same albums. I think edorr misses the coffee shops! LOL!

I highly recommend Morcheeba's Who Can You Trust.

Ron Party · Sep 22, 2013

katylied, I enjoy Air's Moon Safari quite a lot. Interesting side note, Moon Safari is the name of one of my favorite progressive rock bands.

Listening to this right now:

NorthStar · Sep 22, 2013

What would be underground subterranean abstract blues music? ... The Rebirth of the Cool | Phive

=> Jhelisa - Coldcut - Massive Attack - Leena Conquest - Ben Harper - Tricky - Freakpower - Portishead - Bomb the Bass - UFO - D*Note
- Method Man - Paul Weller - Beastie Boys ...

* Acid Jazz music; which bands, or musicians are from that category?

** Lords of Acid; in which music category are they fitting in?

BTW, I got all that stuff; but very seldom I listen to them now. ...Only some, once in a while, when in the back-lane-memory mood.
Might as well say that I'm already living another afterlife.

katylied · Sep 22, 2013

NorthStar said:
* Acid Jazz music; which bands, or musicians are from that category?

James Taylor Quartet ... I guess was one of the first.

NorthStar · Sep 22, 2013

katylied said:
The James Taylor Quartet ... I guess was one of the first.

Good one!

Ron Party · Sep 24, 2013

Listening to this fantastic album now:

Trip Hop

WBF Founding Member

Member Sponsor & WBF Founding Member

WBF Founding Member

Member Sponsor & WBF Founding Member

Member Sponsor

Well-Known Member

WBF Founding Member

Member

Member

Well-Known Member

WBF Founding Member

Member Sponsor & WBF Founding Member

Well-Known Member

Member

WBF Founding Member

WBF Founding Member

Member

Well-Known Member

Member

WBF Founding Member

Similar threads