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Hi. I stumbled upon your site while researching some information about cafepress. Having been a user since 2002 and having seen and experienced the evolution of the interface over time, I have to say that your UI project was a success. More tools to upload multiple images would be great (I'm currently doing a new site with monograms--so I have 26 versions of every design...ugh) I love what you did, however, and think it took the functionality and ease up quite a few notches. I just sent your portfolio link to a friend who's looking for a UI and information architect. Good luck (I'll spare you the shameless self promotion of posting my site URL here.) Thu Feb 8 12:35:37 PST 2007 raketa15 said:
You Have a great web site!!!! Fri Dec 15 11:32:17 PST 2006 Fela said:
Thanks for strata-sphere & epic jazz brew. Good stuff. How about a hard bop mix? A little Lee Morgan, Jazz Messengers, etc. Fri Nov 17 09:00:17 PST 2006 Harold said:
after recommending Supersilent for inclusion i think its time also you looked at the almighty Tortoise. Yes, they're essentially an instrumental 'postrock' act but they've incorporated more than their fair share of jazzrockfusion, hip hop, dub and funky electronica to warrant some interest? heck, if you can feature Jaga Jazzist then these fellows are a must....they're one of the godfathers of all this mind!!! Thu Nov 16 23:44:23 PST 2006 jazz satellites said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Wed Nov 8 06:15:58 PST 2006 stein said:
great work. nice blend of music in your podcasts. Sat Nov 4 03:38:15 PST 2006 benway said:
Nice site! Saw a concert/documentary about Five Corners Quintet on Finnish TV today, and thought this kind of music might be here, and sure, it was :) It was from a thing called Tampere Jazz Happening or something like that. Fri Nov 3 08:45:34 PST 2006 Plimnaz said:
Nice site guys.. didnt have a chance to meet you guys at the conference but hope to see you guys in bing in the near future. stay up. Thu Nov 2 15:09:40 PST 2006 Pompiliy said:
nice project with good design and pictures...best wishes...;-)) Thu Nov 2 15:08:57 PST 2006 Likadin said:
Your site is very very cool !! I love it :) Respect ! Sun Oct 8 03:14:58 PDT 2006 Anton Klepke said:
Hi! Mon Sep 25 20:12:10 PDT 2006 Alicia Walker said:
On behalf of my biological father, (I am his first born child) I would like to thank all for the posted wonderful comments!!! For this seems to be the closest I will ever come to know the musical genious and human being I have told of all my life. For we have been estranged for the past39 years of my life!!! I Love Him even not knowing him. For i have continously listened and cried for the closeness I wish I could have!!! Any other comments or insight on my father would be greatly appreciated!!! If any of my unmet family members happen to read this posting, please contact me @ (806)374-6887 in Amarillo, Texas. Wed Sep 20 07:53:35 PDT 2006 ARRAY(0x560480) said:
Hi. Nice site, good job! Mon Sep 11 04:09:29 PDT 2006 patrick said:
Great stuff dude. Mon Aug 28 09:17:12 PDT 2006 Erin Levin said:
I am a recruiter with TEKsystems. I have an opening for a Senior UI Architect and saw your resume in the TEKsystems Database. Please let me know your work situation and I will update our system. The position I have is a 6 month + position in the Northwest suburbs of Chicago. Take a look at the description below. Let me know if you or someone you know is interested in hearing more about the opportunity. Fri Aug 25 10:15:12 PDT 2006 Christian Zwingel said:
well Romy, yes Im am your cousin....thank you very much for finding me after so many years! I already wrote you an e-mail. Well guys, in this case Freeform let me more that just expand my music taste! Thanks Freform! Wed Aug 23 10:21:14 PDT 2006 Rommy Zwingel said:
I would just like to know if this is my cousin, my name is Rommy Zwingel and i had a cousin name Cristian Zwingel please if its you answer me abdonrubio@sbcglobal.net Sun Aug 13 08:16:42 PDT 2006 Eric said:
Wed Jul 5 13:00:41 PDT 2006 - Susan said: Fri Aug 4 01:49:26 PDT 2006 JAZZ SATELLITES said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Fri Jul 14 03:08:26 PDT 2006 Christian Zwingel said:
I have to do another small comentar about the feedback of Jan Wollnik Sat Jul 8 09:09:17 PDT 2006. Guillaume Poncelet, the trumpet player of "Wise" on 2003 ist now the Trumpet player on "no Jazz", well a very young gay , who can really play like a master of the trumpet, well I saw it live last weekend, ohh man! amazing, you should heard the demo songs on there website. Thu Jul 13 02:03:56 PDT 2006 anonymous said:
hey I forgot, I was last saturday in a big Festival in Rudolstadt, Germany and I saw a really good band live, "No Jazz" really good groves, a mix from Harp bop, ragga, electronics beats, DJ grooves, an more..really amazing...also good show ..they come from france...well you can visit the web site http://www.nojazz.net/ Thu Jul 13 01:42:58 PDT 2006 Christian Zwingel said:
I get to your web site, because after years i found in my computer a mp3 from Jam-on-it, about 74 long and I did´t found any information obout this recording.(i just knew that santana, miles davis playe on it) I also don´t have any Idea witch one of my friends gave me this mp3. Well now i found all the info here and I discover your Kozmigroov Konnection list and well, i have looking for a list like this....I have many of this recording on my collection, but with this info I can look for more of this musc...Thank you!! Mon Jul 10 20:35:46 PDT 2006 Sujal said:
I have come across your website while browsing and find the website resource section quite interesting and relevant to one of our business partner's websites. Please consider posting a link to the below mentioned website under your "Music links" section (http://www.freeform.org/music/links.html) Sat Jul 8 09:09:17 PDT 2006 Jan Wollnik said:
At last year's PopKomm in Berlin, Germany, the freshest thing I heard for a very, very long time was a French Jazz Band called "Wise". They stem from Paris and don't even have a decent web site (http://www.naive.fr/artiste_naive.php?id=104 ). Their music is great anyway. As far as I know, they only turned out one record so far: "Electrology" (2003, Label: naive, ISBN: 3298490506110 - perhaps not the frist and the last digits). The centere of the band is a) the trumpet player Guillaume Poncelet who uses a Moog low pass filter and an analog Moog echo to alter the sound of his trumpet live, b) Robin Notte who really works his Fender Rhodes, and c) Julien Briot who supplies loops from his iBook with abelton's live. Their drummer bears great resemblence of the "animal" at the muppet's show. An impressing, modern version of kosmic Jazz. If they would only play Germany more often and if they'd only record their stuff more often. The first song of their record reminds me in a way of "The Re-Birth of the Cool" in a contemporary interpretation. Most other songs are either Bee-Bob like in their energy or very relaxed with d&b sounds and even a few Hip-Hip vocals. Definitely no Smooth-Jazz or Acid Jazz. Not neccessarily lounge compatible, since it forces you too much to listen to it. Great if music is the center! Sat Jul 8 05:06:14 PDT 2006 JAZZ SATELLITES !!!! said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Fri Jul 7 19:08:29 PDT 2006 Barbara Hynes said:
Where is the Grateful Dead? Jerry Garcia? Phil Lesh? Frank Zappa? Wed Jul 5 13:00:41 PDT 2006 Susan said:
I've been searching for George Duke's "Feel" album. Any idea how I can obtain it? Fri Jun 23 06:47:19 PDT 2006 Stacy Jackson said:
Hello my name is Stacy Jackson and I will be sponsoring a Jazz event on Tue Jun 20 16:57:43 PDT 2006 Max said:
I tried to find a way to add a web site http://www.rerock4ever.com to your Music links > shops and stores collection but could not figure how to contact you Wed Jun 14 13:56:23 PDT 2006 Rosanne said:
I came upon your site when searching for a senior IA resume. Your experience looks strong. Unfortunately, your name is not listed anywhere on this site and neither is your email address. How is it possible to contact you? Sun May 21 13:45:39 PDT 2006 Fredom said:
Tue May 16 22:17:52 PDT 2006 check out the work of David Boyce said:
David Boyce http://www.myspace.com/blackedgar Sun May 14 07:33:59 PDT 2006 Dorian said:
Mike Westbrook - Metropolis seems to be an anwsome kozmigroov album Tue May 9 09:28:59 PDT 2006 gruntgravel said:
I just noticied a blaring ommission from the grooves S section, Gabor Szabo. I would easily recommend Mizrab, Bacchanal, Jazz Raga, the one live one with the four breats on the cover. I'll even go so far to say that Macho is a decent record. Mon Apr 24 20:20:52 PDT 2006 jazz satellites! said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Tue Mar 7 12:24:34 PST 2006 Leah, Sr. Recruiter said:
Hello! I ran across your resume online and I think it looks great for a possible long-term job opportunity as an Interface Engineer for one of our advertising firm clients located in Bloomfield Hills, MI. If this is something that you are interested in, please give me a call or reply to this email as soon as you can! Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing from you! Tue Mar 7 05:56:51 PST 2006 rene said:
Looking for POLI CHAVEZ!!!! I'm looking to download a copy of an album, that reminds me of my mom, may she rest in peace, she played your music often. Hope to hear from you soon, thank you. email address is gascagasca1953@yahoo.com Sun Feb 19 02:59:52 PST 2006 Jem said:
Nice site - surprised to find no reference to Burnt Sugar... Tue Feb 7 05:15:29 PST 2006 patryk said:
Loads of cool stuff man. Try to find polish post-jazz(??) band Robotobibok. Check their 1st album "Jogging" than go for the rest. You'll love it. Double bass, space guitar, Rhodes, Moogs/Arp, sax, trumpet, vibraphone and one of the best drummers in the world. Mon Jan 30 16:41:53 PST 2006 jazz satellites said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Sat Jan 28 11:27:28 PST 2006 jonathan z said:
hey there Fri Jan 20 21:42:02 PST 2006 Rajeev said:
Thanks for the wonderful site and the music. Came across this site when I was looking for jazzy stuff for my ipod. Its simply awesome. Thanks once again Thu Jan 19 13:56:21 PST 2006 Monty said:
Hey! Just came across the site a few days ago while searching for jazz-rock/fusion stuff ( a link at dark funk ) and I gots ta say IT'S INSPIRATIONAL! I've been exploring the psychedelic/progressive/jazz/electronic/and-all-stops-inbetween-out-there-stuff for decades now and I think the mixes are brilliant.Don't stop,don't stop,don't stop,don't stop...I'll tell ya when... Thu Jan 19 10:52:24 PST 2006 MARIA said:
request for email adress Tue Jan 17 13:22:33 PST 2006 FJB said:
Hi, I´m Frank from Germany(...hope my english is not too bad) Thu Jan 12 16:31:33 PST 2006 Wade said:
Thank you Tue Jan 10 05:54:15 PST 2006 Jim Wellman said:
I was one of the founder members of the Brand New Heavies, and I can say that your Kozmigroove collection is a superb selection and exactly the stuff we grew up on and were inspired by. Tue Jan 3 13:14:24 PST 2006 Melissa said:
Hello, Sun Jan 1 08:19:49 PST 2006 Steve said:
How about a 'new beginnings' theme ? fresh starts, looking forward,the future..... Sat Dec 31 07:37:07 PST 2005 jazz satellites!!! said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Sun Dec 11 14:42:50 PST 2005 kosmic one said:
Kosmic Renaissance, a U.S. formed trio that does jazz/dub/hiphop/shoegazer rock has a large following in Japan, David Boyce of Broun Fellinis on sax/fx/microkorg, Shing02 of hiphop MC fame in Japan on Faderboard, ARP Odyssey, and Sameer Gupta of The Supplicants (drumset, tabla). Kosmic Renaissance plays all improvisational pieces, and in Oct 2005 played at the base of Mt. Fuji for the Asagiri Jam (20,000!) Please check 'em out, as they would be a perfect fit for a review on your site. You can get downloads from my own site - http://www.sameergupta.com, or http://www.myspace.com/kosmicrenaissancemusic Thu Nov 24 22:25:07 PST 2005 Harold said:
me again...being currently the sycophantic advocate that i am pls allow me to briefly introduce the works of this great Norwegian 'deathjazz' quartet (keyboardist, drummer, trumpter, audio virus): Thu Nov 24 21:53:09 PST 2005 Harold said:
hey v interesting site!!! I do however believe that it is time for Supersilent (www.supersilence.net) to be in the list. They are def cosmic and seriously so.....King Crimson meets Popol Vuh meets electric Miles meets Terje Rypdal meets electronic composition......and all 100%improvised. Yes I would love to write about them......but check em out and perhaps you might wanna do so hahahah Wed Nov 16 22:01:28 PST 2005 David said:
A Google search for Stanley Clarke led me to your site. You have lots of talented musicians listed here. Mon Nov 7 18:46:00 PST 2005 jazz satellites volume 2 said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Thu Nov 3 05:41:31 PST 2005 Mariah Carey said:
Interesting information you have, but more updates will be super. cheers. Tue Nov 1 13:25:00 PST 2005 Kris said:
Found you site via google, was searching for Nicola Conte. awesome :) Tue Nov 1 09:42:43 PST 2005 Sura said:
I am interested in receiving recordings by the artist Shunzo Ohno, specifically, Quarter Moon, Manhattan Blue, Something's Coming, Bubbles, and Falter Out. Thu Oct 20 19:07:17 PDT 2005 Dave Post said:
Buddy Terry is alive and well and playing with Swingadelic for the last 5-6 years. Check out the last two Swingadelic CD's he appears on (Organ-ized! and Big Band Blues)as well as The Tonemasters CD(Goin' With The Flow)Buddy plays every other Monday night with Swingadelic at Maxwells in Hoboken NJ Mon Oct 17 10:00:48 PDT 2005 Jeff said:
I Love your site, I didn't see how to contact you. If you could add a link to my vintage guitar website on your site it would be much appreciated. Thanks - Jeff Mon Oct 17 09:56:22 PDT 2005 John said:
Cool site. Sun Oct 9 14:31:46 PDT 2005 just passing said:
Mate, this is a great place and great work. Sun Oct 2 17:22:55 PDT 2005 Rick Calic said:
Thanks for adding a link to my site. Sun Oct 2 17:07:00 PDT 2005 Daniel said:
Grande Akineton!!! Qué bien ver un nombre chileno en este sitio. Someone talked about the last CD of Magma, but why not 'Udu Wudu'? I think some of the albums recorded by Luther Thomas Human Art Ensemble fit well, I mean 'Funky Donkey' and 'Banana'. Look for some other record by Human Art Ensemble... and, I don't know why you didn't include some of Bill laswell works, like (the first) Golden Palominos, Material, Curlew, Massacre, etc. Mon Sep 26 11:47:41 PDT 2005 tanderal anfurness Akinetón Retard said:
Greetings from Chile!! Wed Sep 21 09:55:39 PDT 2005 mike toole said:
anyone looking for a copy of david sancious forest of feeling cd. got a mint copy 40 bucks, hard to find miketoole1108@yahoo.com Thu Sep 15 15:18:11 PDT 2005 Kevin said:
hey hey hey. Wed Aug 24 07:35:45 PDT 2005 anonymous said:
hey hey hey. Mon Aug 22 21:05:17 PDT 2005 RARE jazz satellites volume 2 !!! said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Fri Aug 19 17:08:23 PDT 2005 Wouter Gordts said:
thanks alot! i love the mixes, this was exactly what i was looking for. i added this page to my bookmarks, so i'll be comming back often, really man, thanks! Sun Aug 14 01:18:44 PDT 2005 JOHN McJAZZ said:
EXELLENT MIXES .CHECK H.I.M.AND COSMIC SOUND;S RECORDS FOR EAST EUROPE JAZZ.IRECOMMEND ALEXANDER SOPCHEK.CHEERS Fri Aug 12 16:47:00 PDT 2005 dannyblue said:
Some other stuff here: <http://www.grooveprovider.blogspot.com/> Fri Aug 12 16:34:04 PDT 2005 dannyblue said:
Hi - enjoying the site and listening to some downloads now. thanks very much! So trying to give something back...If you like Moodymann you need to check out the Norma Jean Bell Album. If you're feeling electronic check out Aril Brikha on Transmat. Deep deep. On the jazz tip, Francisco Mora Catlett, Ed Thigpen...you probably know all these, but if not check them out. Thu Aug 11 17:15:59 PDT 2005 JAZZ SATELLITES VOLUME 2 said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Thu Aug 11 10:51:48 PDT 2005 JOHN BELAND said:
Thanks Wed Aug 10 10:31:46 PDT 2005 JOHN BELAND said:
How can I write you directly? Sat Aug 6 10:44:07 PDT 2005 The Tractor said:
Hi! Nice music indeed! You're in the groove, I can tell! What about Soft Machine, circa fourth, fifth and sixth? Maybe they're "all white" but I think they got the groove right! Anyway, thanks for your awesome mixes, I really love them! I am a bit sad that I missed Teddy Rok Seven in Turku this spring! That would really have been a trip! My blessings to you all! Tue Aug 2 13:07:11 PDT 2005 Fabian Espinosa said:
highly recomended AKINETON RETARD... a chilean regresive jazz rock ... please try to listen them. Well, my english its very bad... but, friend, very good the band that you refered. Good Bye, from Paraguay Wed Jul 13 04:04:11 PDT 2005 kai said:
<font size=1>. The most kozmigroovy bands from the Kraut scene could be Can, Amon Düül II, Embryo and Popol Vuh. Wed Jul 13 03:54:26 PDT 2005 me_thanks_a _ot said:
yeah, found this thanks to another site. Tue Jul 12 03:04:00 PDT 2005 Grandfather said:
Thank you very much for the mixxes....ive been listening to all of the heavily. Mon Jul 4 15:01:50 PDT 2005 Jazz Satellites Volume 2 !!! said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Tue Jun 28 14:10:23 PDT 2005 Dean Bradley said:
Hello, been a good view years since I was last here. Anyway, something I'm listening to right now is worthy of Kozmigroove - "At The Helm" by the East New York Ensemble De Music (Folkways 1974). A fantastic spiritual jazz LP that draws heavily on eastern musical forms. Four songs of fantastic beauty including a 13 minute renditon of Freddie Hubbard's "SunFlower". Re-released on CD in 2004. Sat Jun 25 22:51:37 PDT 2005 Markozmic said:
Lansanna's priestess remix from dj spinna is just so so so cozmic... since I bought the blue note revisited 2 I've heard it like a thousand times... Addictive! Sat Jun 25 22:31:24 PDT 2005 Markozmic said:
HI!!!!!!!!!!!! It's so refreshing finding a cosmic groove community out there!! I'm a cosmic nutt(!) and even though I'm a young guy I already love some of the artist you recommend.. and it feels great, in a certain non limitative way, to belong here.. :) Sun Jun 19 18:36:50 PDT 2005 marinafreemusic said:
musicvillage8000@yahoo.com Sun Jun 19 18:23:01 PDT 2005 Marina Free said:
This site is great! If I can add my cosmic sound, I could be satisfy! Sun Jun 19 18:17:51 PDT 2005 Marina Fiorentini said:
How Can I submit one MP3 -tune from my new CD? Sat Jun 18 16:14:27 PDT 2005 jazz satellites volume 2 !!!!!!! said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Wed Jun 15 02:15:07 PDT 2005 Barry said:
Dear People, Wed Jun 1 05:39:27 PDT 2005 michael white :: jazz violinist & composer said:
Trust all is well with you and yours Thu May 26 01:14:02 PDT 2005 Quaid said:
Check the 'Diabram' mix at http://www.firemusic.co.uk for another serious cosmic jazz journey Wed May 25 18:36:38 PDT 2005 bigjeff said:
wow, this music is great, you've done a tremendous job putting together some of these tunes. I'm really friggin' groovin' right now in the last 4 minutes of "Jam On It." Tue May 17 09:20:55 PDT 2005 oberdada said:
liking it much. I'm the first person to add it to bloglines as a subscription. Haven't checked all yet, but I think Russel and Elliot by Yusef Lateef would go well with some of the stuff you put on. thanx Fri May 6 22:10:29 PDT 2005 jazz satellites 2 said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Tue Apr 19 21:57:59 PDT 2005 www.jazzgoa.com said:
Review sound samples at http://www.hullocheck.com/brownindian Sun Apr 17 19:35:38 PDT 2005 Linda Kurth said:
please find for me the original soul LP called he's a friend of mine. Recorded on checker records 1972 #10071 Sat Apr 2 09:52:27 PST 2005 miketoole666@yahoo.com said:
anyone have the sunbirds lps? or the wolfgang dauner Wed Mar 30 21:30:28 PST 2005 michael white & leisei chen said:
A great site and thank you for listing Michael White - violin. Wed Mar 30 03:36:22 PST 2005 Fab said:
Love the music, Love the site! Many thanks for the info. Fri Mar 25 04:08:15 PST 2005 ape 11 said:
Nostalgia 77's recent release "The Graden" on the Tru Thoughts label should be added to the list. Mon Mar 14 10:40:16 PST 2005 Hi-res said:
Drop me a line: aderaadt@uchicago.edu Mon Mar 14 10:35:37 PST 2005 Hi-res said:
Great site, greater music. I too am a bay area native, but right now I am in chicago hosting a radio show on college radio (WHPK 88.5) along the same lines as your area of interest. I would love for someone like you to drop a guest set and open people up! Wed Mar 9 15:59:47 PST 2005 Nitrocat said:
I must come back on your site for explaining my thoughts. Wed Mar 9 10:40:34 PST 2005 Nitrocat said:
Hello there, Mon Mar 7 09:14:26 PST 2005 Wibblewobble said:
Hi, Fri Mar 4 13:19:51 PST 2005 Chris E said:
As others have mentioned, downloads are a bit slow of late. Otherwise, nice to see so much activity with the site. I've been visiting for a couple of years now, and have never found anywhere else that matches up. Mon Feb 28 02:29:29 PST 2005 Quaid said:
Love the site, always guaranteed a heavy selection! On a nu skool tip check http://www.firemusic.co.uk for the exclusive october revolution download, plus lots of other new music & mix tapes. Wed Feb 23 18:01:16 PST 2005 joe said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Fri Feb 11 11:20:01 PST 2005 nutech said:
Magma - K.A (Kohntarkosz Anteria) is really totally awesome, as Halleluyah, Halle mentioned. A Kobaian spirtual journey beyond space and time! Magma... What can I say. The intensity of the finale, part III, 'alleluyah, can literally make you cry or fall of your chair because of power, is almost too much!! Wed Feb 9 07:29:36 PST 2005 Critical1 said:
I love it!I love it!I love it!I love it! Tue Feb 1 09:54:10 PST 2005 filmjunkie said:
cinematic jazz scenes has just landed in my ipodder - i'm about halfway through and i'm digging it deeply already - all power to the cosmic groove Sun Jan 30 11:36:45 PST 2005 softcris said:
hi you there..you're something! Wed Jan 26 20:49:36 PST 2005 kevin of futureroots.com said:
hi Sat Jan 22 01:02:20 PST 2005 Bill from Boombastic Radio said:
Love the kozmigroovosity - I feel kindred at work - one important addition imho 'The Cannonball Adderley Quintet & Orchestra' (Capitol ST484) - playing pieces by Zawinul, Axelrod and Lalo Schifrin (!) - Axelrod produced - beautiful. Wed Jan 19 06:19:57 PST 2005 Gh aster said:
people in thwe gt have gone Tue Jan 18 06:03:56 PST 2005 widebody said:
To Peacock Daddy: Sux about your d/l's. Shoot me an e-mail and we'll talk! cmusial@sbcglobal.net Sun Jan 16 04:27:05 PST 2005 Wired said:
Great mixes, great site! About the Bitches Brew-inspired mix: check out 'Every dog has its day' by Jeff Mills if you haven't allready. Good example: track 1 of volume one. And a request: could you please do a mix of kozmigroovz that are inspired by jamaican dub, like King Kubby, Scientist etc.? That would be really great. Thanks again! Fri Jan 14 11:02:50 PST 2005 peacock daddy said:
I'm having trouble d/ling because i live in the middle of know where and the dial up here is SO slow. The power outages don't help much either. Last night I had a reboot and lost 90% of the whole download which took me 8 hours to get. This connection brings it down at about 2.7KB/sec on a good day. I'm interested in trading MP3's via postal service if you are. Wed Jan 12 14:39:48 PST 2005 widebody said:
Has anyone had trouble downloading stuff lately? The last few days I've been trying to download the "hangin-onto-summer" MP3. It's VERY slow (8-9KB/sec and I've got DSL, shouldn't happen, right?) and it seems to stop after a while. Please advise. Wed Jan 12 02:41:13 PST 2005 lFab said:
Could one of the readers here, who knows how, create a discussion forum for this musical genre? This feedback page doesn't work for that purpose. I sense lots of interesting discussions here. Mon Jan 10 13:26:49 PST 2005 fLab said:
Great site, been coming here for ages to sample the kosmigroov database and awesome music. Please also visit http://fusionlab.blogspot.com to further your cosmic jazz experience. Mon Jan 10 05:57:33 PST 2005 thebeathunters said:
i've been playing your stratasphere mix for weeks and just can't get enough. perfect selection and mix... any chance for vol.2soon? Sun Jan 9 14:26:56 PST 2005 Les Buxton said:
I have most of this "A" list on either LP or CD. Anyone wishing to trade music along this line contact me at lesismore6x4@yahoo.com Fri Jan 7 17:49:00 PST 2005 nutech said:
Hi! Could you delete that other nutech post. Was very drunk when I wrote it.. Fri Jan 7 05:51:21 PST 2005 nutech said:
A totally mindblowing site! The mp3 mixes are pure gold! I hope your don't get into any legal problems? The forces of old and evil might think of copyright infringement. Being in an elevated mood of many days of drug abuse I wish you a happy new groovy year, with many new insights and happy thoughts! Wed Jan 5 08:32:13 PST 2005 Halleluyah, Halle said:
Magma - K.A (Kohntarkosz Anteria) is the most cosmic and most groovy release of 2004. http://muzihk.free.fr/ka has some info. Tue Jan 4 10:10:39 PST 2005 dez said:
hi, acidentally found this page. i wonder if anybody knows any best of 2004 from rare groove/nu jazz/funk/electronic jazz valuts? Sun Jan 2 14:46:58 PST 2005 van said:
I've just listened to the bitches brew mix and it just blew my mind, can't wait to enter the stratasphere now... thanks for sharing those gems! Thu Dec 23 07:57:04 PST 2004 pagan666 said:
anyone have any og the wolfgang dauner lps i cant find the fusion one anywhere also the sunbirds s/t has been my holy grail for some time any help miketoole666@yahoo.com Thu Dec 16 09:05:42 PST 2004 Mike McLatchey said:
Appreciate you adding my "Guide to the Progressive Rock Genres" to your links page and glad to see there was some cross-interest here. I've discovered a lot of great albums thanks to this site and kozmigroov is about the best way to describe the music closest to my heart and soul. If you're ever interested in crosslinking with some Gnosis reviews past and future (www.gnosis2000.net), feel free to drop a line at mike[at]gnosis2000.net. Keep up the great work. Tue Dec 14 22:38:12 PST 2004 Kelly Miller said:
Hey this is a nice site! Tue Dec 14 13:40:37 PST 2004 -pH said:
Great mix! I have a CD along these lines. If you are interested I can send you a copy. More info at www.highpertrybe.com Thanks for making a forum for this music! Fri Dec 10 15:29:14 PST 2004 Daedalus said:
The Spanish fusion band Iceberg should fit the definition, try their album Arc-en-ciel, for example. Wed Nov 24 11:35:36 PST 2004 ariel said:
holax Fri Nov 19 09:13:03 PST 2004 Dimaension X said:
Kool Website, ... Mon Nov 15 17:52:26 PST 2004 joe said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Thu Nov 11 15:06:38 PST 2004 Dear Friend of Free Jazz said:
Thu Nov 11 11:29:22 PST 2004 Mark Merella said:
After reading the Kozmigroov definition I wanted to mention the group Mantra. We are dedicated to playing electric jazz in the style of early Weather Report, TW Lifetime and Electric Miles. Our version of "Mysterious Traveller" was recently chosen to be part of the ESC release "A Tribute To Weather Report" along with Christian McBride, Scott Henderson, Marcus Miller, etc. You can check us out at www.mantrajazz.com Sorry to be self promotional but Mantra is definitely Kozmigroov. Thu Nov 11 09:39:08 PST 2004 RB said:
Regarding the "Hanging On to Summer" compilation: Your mix from Sander's Pharomba to Byrd's "Places & Spaces" knocked me off my chair...couldn't have been better....thank you. Tue Nov 9 03:19:46 PST 2004 pete said:
What a wicked site! Mon Nov 8 07:38:45 PST 2004 Collin said:
A few important anecdotes about fat 70's production situations. In the autobiography of Motown's founder Berry Gordy "To be loved", Berry describes how he walked into the sessions for the song "Let's get it on" when it was in playback in the early stages, and to his ears it had the right feel, mostly due to the fatness of the entire sound and Marvin's voice particularly. Marvin and the producer told Berry that they had more touches to add to "improve" it, but Berry knew that it had to be kept as it was right then because that right there and then just hit it out the park. So Marvin and the producer made Berry a copy of the song at that point and continued to work on it. When Marvin and the producer came back with the "improved" version, Berry could hear the extra touches thinning and compromising the fattness he wisely captured on his copy/tape when he was there and Marvin and the producer couldn't deny it either when Berry compared his tape to their "improvement". Sat Nov 6 08:38:49 PST 2004 Collin said:
I guess what I'm trying to say is that one of their better Cd's "Shack Man" sounded like they were going for a "cute" thing on some of the songs, whereas something truly fat in an impressive way can't easily be reduced to a "cute" tag [because the fattness is done with an eye towards creating tension/overwhelming/standing out]. The new stuff "The Dropper", "Unvisible" sounds more stretched out but tension might be too underdeveloped-not pronounced enough. Sat Nov 6 07:48:26 PST 2004 Collin said:
Medeski, Martin & Wood are great but they more or less combine the Meters and Thelonious MOnk (in the right way) on their better Cd's. The new sound they are doing (which seems to be moving from that fat/centered thing they made a name with themselves with) hasn't seemed to match that yet. I guess I'm wanting them to go into the Jan Hammer thing with a Fender Rhodes played through a ring modulator like Jan on the classic "Dance of the Maya" because Medeski didn't choose too much to be as wild with MMW on the organ as he was on "Lunar Crush". Fri Nov 5 13:56:37 PST 2004 greg said:
No Medeski, Martin and Wood? I realize these guys fall under the "jam" umbrella, but I saw the Arkestra open for them Nov 2003. Awesome. Further, Farmer's Reserve will remove all doubts of these cats astral origins. Sat Oct 30 10:30:50 PDT 2004 Collin said:
Delfonics/Thom Bell 69-71 centered sound classic Sat Oct 30 09:49:39 PDT 2004 Collin said:
I also want to say that the Meters is the ultimate in full/centered Funk [their classic late 60's/early 70's stuff. Parliament/Funkadelic mainly for "UP for downstroke, Chocolate City, Clones of Dr. Funkenstein] I would have "Headhunters" on my a-list [thrust is good but too polished]. I love "There's a Riot going on" more than Sly's stuff before or after. Obviously, a person's taste could like War, James Brown, Isley's for their merits, but I like to emphasize the centered thing. Sat Oct 30 08:07:55 PDT 2004 Collin said:
I think you're on the right track in terms of connecting with people with your musical tastes and vision (which is more compelling than the usual prog-rock-Rush-Yes-King Crimson-Emerson Lake and Palmer enthusiasts or the Pavement-Tortoise-Fugazi experimental modern rock fans, or the Albert Ayler free jazz fans, etc. [the usual stereotypes, Grateful Dead/Phish jamband fans, etc.]. Thu Oct 14 16:26:08 PDT 2004 giovanni (not the one from before) said:
the sounds are dope. I am a lyricist as is my younger brother giancarlo. what are the possibilities of colloborations? catatlas@hotmail.com... Thu Oct 14 08:19:06 PDT 2004 not Bruzenak said:
Bruzenak, the http://cdbaby.com/cd/googleplex sound clips are excellent! Tue Oct 12 22:38:16 PDT 2004 Giovanni said:
Have you ever considered selling your domain name? Tue Oct 5 04:15:18 PDT 2004 F. said:
I have some general comments to the "kozmigroov" genre, as (sort of) defined by the bands reviewed. I see that most of the bands are linked to what is commonly called jazz. However, the genre also has some appearent common denominators with at least some music that is grounded in rock (if not much more than that these bands use rock drum kit and electric bass). A lot of this music falls into the wide definition of "progressive rock". Be aware, however, that they do not necessarily fall into the commonly used *narrow* definition of "progressive rock", which is more or less synonymous to "symphonic rock". Sun Sep 19 10:01:44 PDT 2004 marinafiorentini@yahoo.com said:
I will be pleased to get in touch with you. Sat Sep 18 07:36:10 PDT 2004 erika said:
Nice site, great music; you might really enjoy my online broadcast at www.erika.net -- it's erika.net freeform internet radio, freeform music 24x7. Or tune in via iTunes "eclectic" section. Wed Sep 8 09:47:22 PDT 2004 ausar said:
Here's a few worth mentioning: Thu Sep 2 13:56:38 PDT 2004 Theo Fanning said:
Hey Chris- Fri Aug 27 04:41:55 PDT 2004 Dorian said:
Always astonished by not finding Webster Lewis - Live at Club 7 in kozmigroov A list :) Mon Aug 23 14:58:59 PDT 2004 Thomas said:
Courtney Pine has to be on this listings... Sun Aug 15 11:26:42 PDT 2004 Jim Krewson said:
You might be interested in this site: Thu Jul 29 09:07:16 PDT 2004 pagan666 said:
does anyone have the 2 sunbirds lps. the ones with klaus weiss. ive been wanting to hear them for years but have never seen a copy. anyone have a copy they could burn. much good karma will follow miketoole666@yahoo.com Sun Jul 25 12:01:20 PDT 2004 John said:
Suggestions: Fri Jul 16 07:16:54 PDT 2004 Laura said:
Thanks for the wholistic approach to UI! It seems so natural for the designers I know to live with balance! Good for you! I was searchin on line for UI designers as I specialize in placing them all over the US. I have several openings so if you or someone you know in UI is looking, drop me an email. Be well and be blessed. Thu Jul 1 08:59:22 PDT 2004 Karolina said:
Nice site and a great resume! I have a UI-focused Program Manager role that you might be interested in based on your resume. Email me at exchjobs@microsoft.com and I'll send you the job description. Thanks! Thu Jun 24 13:02:15 PDT 2004 Kenny said:
Absolutely great site! Mon Jun 21 00:25:48 PDT 2004 Kaveh shirgir said:
Hi, I was lookin for some more stuff about Sourceforge.freeform project(realy intresting work). Thu May 27 09:01:21 PDT 2004 joe said:
hi, found your site looking for tips on funky spacey jazz. i am compiling my own version of a sequel to the classic Jazz Satellites compilation Virgin UK released in 1997. By the way, are you aware that there ws supposed to be a Volume 2 in that series that was already programmed before it was cancelled? check out this link Mon May 24 17:58:08 PDT 2004 vinyl.istpsycho.de said:
hey! why not SWAP some music on vinyl records with some freaks from germany on: Wed May 19 06:40:32 PDT 2004 Jamie said:
Hiya - wot can I say other than keep it up m8, fantastic. Sat May 15 04:44:07 PDT 2004 marc engels/Brussels Belgium said:
Hi, Mon Apr 12 12:12:51 PDT 2004 alicia gasca said:
hi! i"d like to thank you for this website, i was able to find luis gasca, i hve been looking for the longest time. i hope to hear from him soon. thank you once again. Sun Apr 11 13:02:20 PDT 2004 scott bruzenak said:
actually, the link is Sun Apr 11 13:01:41 PDT 2004 scott bruzenak said:
I'm trying to find a home for this music. it's improv drums with microtonal, classical/jazz electronic compositions. It's influenced much by jazz, also. Mon Mar 22 10:55:17 PST 2004 Nick said:
Fantastic site, groove heads all in one place. I know it's already listed, but I can't recommend enough Leon Thomas' "Gold Sunrise On Magic Mountain", especially side 2. Wow!!! It would by my K.G. classic. Fri Mar 19 04:14:58 PST 2004 Chris E said:
If you haven't come across it already, you might like to to check out the recently released (UK) Miles_Gurtu album. That is, Robert Miles and Trilok. It may well be the modern kosmikgroov highlight of the year. But don't just take my word for it: Thu Mar 18 15:56:21 PST 2004 Freak Q Librium said:
I just wanted to say GR8 site you have here, our tastes in music are almost identical:) I also like your philosophy of the interconnectedness of mind/body and spirit, much Love from da Freak ;) Sat Mar 6 09:18:06 PST 2004 Kenny said:
I'm usually pretty good at these things but I have not been able to unravel the mystery of contacting you other then this feedback forum. Sorry to clutter up the aforementioned with this. I just want to send you some tunes to listen to! Peace - Kenbolini@webtv.net Sat Mar 6 01:02:10 PST 2004 IZ said:
Great site, great mixes. I've downloaded them all. Listening to it right now, excellent stuff. Thanks! I saw Jimi Tenor live a few times with his orchestra playing the music from his Higher Planes album. I can highly recommend it. Thu Feb 12 21:16:57 PST 2004 wayne said:
great site. does rotary connection get a k.g? peace Sat Feb 7 00:11:38 PST 2004 Jason said:
There is an online magazine (part of which is still being built) which has forums where one can discuss music, art, formal philosophy, engage in cultural commentary or post and/or read miscellaneous observations. Tue Feb 3 22:05:18 PST 2004 China said:
Hmm, maybe Laurie Anderson could be on the list. What do you think? Fri Jan 23 06:21:46 PST 2004 ipf said:
BTW, a huge & informative site somewhat related to this: http://www.gnosis2000.net/ - The reviewers/raters there don't generally demand "spirituality" in music as rigidly as this site, but I would guess it's very interesting to people here anyway. Fri Jan 23 04:26:06 PST 2004 ipf said:
Great site. I've been looking for information on this particular kind of music for a long time, without knowing the concept of "kozmigroove". (That word sounds silly in my ears, but OK). I just learnt about it from an excellent article on "progressive" (or whatever) music: See http://www.gepr.net/genre2.html Fri Jan 16 05:50:47 PST 2004 Aj said:
This music changed my life! Sun Jan 11 12:29:39 PST 2004 charlie miller said:
hi, and thank you for this amazing site! i have been using it as a reference ever since i learned about it a few months back. i am not sure how to go about doing a review for you, so i am just going to forward this blurb from dustygroove.com that pretty well sums up this fully kozmigroove chico borraro piece. oddly enough they have sealed copies of the original for less than the u.k. reissue. and no, i do not work for dustygroove i just happened upon it while i was listening to the lp, which i bought in a collection a while back, but had yet to fully digest it. trust me, this lp is right up your alley. here you go: Sat Jan 10 08:03:57 PST 2004 Chris E said:
A new one to check out. Though it sounds distinctly like Sextant era Hancock, with a few subtle samples thrown in for good measure. Sun Jan 4 19:11:55 PST 2004 wholelottasoul@earthlink.net said:
Wow. Just tonite happened upon Kozmigroove, searching for info re: Terry Callier (latest obsession, not heard music yet). Quite a deep line you're mining, I had no idea. Solid Rock, Brother. Blessings to you; Power. I too feel that cosmic spiritual groove way deep inside. I too strive to live well, healthy, serving Love. Power to the Peaceful! How about Earth Wind and Fire, War, Michael Franti and Spearhead...? That's the music that's really turning my crank these days. Looking forward to delving into your info. Thanks.
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