@@woah6958 I suppose that was a poor choice of classification when it comes to describing all my personal favorite jazz tunes. I guess I'm just trying to say that I like your choice of music in the background.
@@Heyzeusization I wasn't trying to trap you in some debate, I just wondered what the jazz was that you liked so much. I'm always interested in finding new music.
@@woah6958 When I used the phrase 'the best jazz in history', I was thinking of jazz musicians commonly recognized as the greats such as but not limited to the likes of Thelonious Monk, Art Blakey, Duke Ellington, Dave Brubeck, and Miles Davis. After hearing stuff like 9 Lazy 9, Funki Porcini, and others on the Ninja Tune label, I began to recognize the jazz influences in other bands. For instance, there are two different Richard Cheese songs which directly reference Dave Brubeck's 'Take Five'. Don't even get me started on the Hip-Hop Jazzy stylings of Outkast. Even TOOL uses some polyrhythmic jazz foundations. I even like some of the Dixieland Jazz contributions in the soundtrack of Killing Zoe. In western tunings, classical and jazz seem like the basic foundations of rock 'n' roll and everything that came afterwards. Classic examples of rock 'n' roll definitely pay respect to jazz as much as they did classical music. Think of musicians like Pink Floyd, David Bowie, and Steely Dan… legendary rock 'n' roll musicians that make the high water marks often do so through jazz sounds and arrangements.
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Tracklist for DJ Shadow Solid Steel Live Mix Oct. 15, 2000
Part 2/ DJ Shadow, DK
01. Do The Damn Thang/ / Nitro / Columbia/
02. Quality Control/ / Jurrassic 5 / Interscope/
03. Dj's And Mc's/ / Rodney O & Joe Cooley / Egyptian Empire/
04. Dickstruction/ / 25 Ta Life / Kicking Ass/
05. The Militia/ / Gang Starr / Noo Trybe/
06. I Got Ta Have It/ / Ed O.g / Pwl/
07. Watch Out Now/ / Beatnuts / Relativity/
08. Deep Cover/ / Dr Dre / Unknown/
09. U Understand/ / Juvenile / Cash Money/
10. Get Crunk/ / Southern All-stars / Unknown/
11. Rip Shop/ / Rip Shop / Rawkus/
12. I Cant Wait/ / Nu Shooz / Mca/
13. Cutie Pie/ / One Way / Unknown/
14. Fakin The Funk/ / Main Source / Wild Pitch/
15. Just Be Good To Me/ / Sos Band / Tabu/
16. Still Po Pimpin/ / Do Or Die / Rap A Lot/
17. Jive Rhythm/ / Unknown / Jive/
18. Round The Corner/ / London Elektricity / Hospital/
19. Krack/ / Defuse / Central Intelligence/
20. Hangman/ / Shimon & Moving Fusion / Ram/
21. March Of The General/ / Nigo / Mo Wax/
22. Bug In The Bassbin(jazz Mix)/ / Innerzone Orchestra / Mo Wax/
23. Welcome New Warmth/ / Michel Sardaby / Mantra/
24. First Impressions/ / Shamek Farrah / Strata East/
25. Space Is The Place/ / Sun Ra / Blue Thumb/
Thankyou x10000000000
Years ago, this is what got me into jazzy drum and base after a best friend got me into the best jazz in history, many years before this. I love this!
This is around the time I would have discovered jazz from my jazz band class in highschool. Ninja tune was my go toooooo
What is the best jazz in history?
@@woah6958 I suppose that was a poor choice of classification when it comes to describing all my personal favorite jazz tunes. I guess I'm just trying to say that I like your choice of music in the background.
@@Heyzeusization I wasn't trying to trap you in some debate, I just wondered what the jazz was that you liked so much. I'm always interested in finding new music.
@@woah6958 When I used the phrase 'the best jazz in history', I was thinking of jazz musicians commonly recognized as the greats such as but not limited to the likes of Thelonious Monk, Art Blakey, Duke Ellington, Dave Brubeck, and Miles Davis. After hearing stuff like 9 Lazy 9, Funki Porcini, and others on the Ninja Tune label, I began to recognize the jazz influences in other bands. For instance, there are two different Richard Cheese songs which directly reference Dave Brubeck's 'Take Five'. Don't even get me started on the Hip-Hop Jazzy stylings of Outkast. Even TOOL uses some polyrhythmic jazz foundations. I even like some of the Dixieland Jazz contributions in the soundtrack of Killing Zoe. In western tunings, classical and jazz seem like the basic foundations of rock 'n' roll and everything that came afterwards. Classic examples of rock 'n' roll definitely pay respect to jazz as much as they did classical music. Think of musicians like Pink Floyd, David Bowie, and Steely Dan… legendary rock 'n' roll musicians that make the high water marks often do so through jazz sounds and arrangements.
In the mix as only the Shadow knows. Brave noble mix. Thank you
No idea this was Solid Steel! I've got this mix on vinyl! DOPE DOPEITY DOPE! Shadow brings the mad hot party mix!
I love this so much
Oh, I like it! Olddddd school sound so sweet.
Are we there yet,. 👉👉👉👉👉🏄🏄🏄🏄👉🍀🐇👉💗🎸👉👉🎶🎶🎼🎼🎵🎵🎸🎸🎶🎶🎼🎼🎵🎵🎸🎸👉👉💥💥💥💥👉💗💗💗👉🎶👉🎸👉🎵👉🎼👉👉💥💥👉⏫⏫🍥👉🔺🔺🔺🎵👉🏄🏄👉🍀🐇💗🎸👉👉🍥⏫⏫⏫👉💥💥💥👉💗💗👉✔️👉❓
One of the best!
Entroducing was an opus, then Shadow drops this mix.
Much love too all
That is my afternoon sorted, nice one!
Yes!
New subscriber
Cheers from London.💥💥
Sick mix and great selection.
Subscribed ✌️❤️
reminds me of his KMEL midnight sets in the early nighties
OMG I had no idea that was him. But I remember that being so awesome, I had no context because I was so young.
So great give me more
Top DJ
enjoy onelove all
DJ Shadow is a master I seen him support Radiohead in Manchester the guy is mesmerising to watch
was that in the 90's?
@@MrBmick79 yer mate 1997 ok computer tour DJ shadow and James Lavelle alternated support at Radiohead gigs on that tour 👍
31:26 HUT HUT HUUUUUT🏉
Oh my god!
Cool intro
Ed OG and the bulldogs! Representing Boston Ma.!
Still Mad Fresh
BiG YO!✌️
4:20 "warning shots"
Du bon son comme à l'ancien temps ctai mieux avant se fu des moments inoubliable.
Enter BLISS at 14:45.
guys add the playlist please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PEACE
www.solidsteel.net/broadcasts/122/tracks
2.54 👉🏄🏄💋💋🐇💋💋🎸🎸👉👉🍥🖕🖕👉🔜👉🍀🐰👉💝💝💝👉🙏💝💝👉✔️👉🤒
bommd+!
...fuck thats good
12:00 get the groovin
what sample is this?
😮😲🖖🏾🤤😉
Jocelin_e... burger king crown with her dolls from around the world...
hmmm whats the old skool beat at the start he mixes with J5 ?
:-)
Kenny the Clown say's leave it to DJ Shadow to come up some really dope stuff.
Great stuff, but.... playlist?
www.solidsteel.net/broadcasts/122/tracks
13:30 :)
shazam it
what year was this recorded anybody know?
shado under lsd 55min
What are the jazz tracks after minute 34:20?
www.solidsteel.net/broadcasts/122/tracks
white screen. Some javascript with your social accounts. Bout it.
Whats the track name on 21:00
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SECURE AND CONTAIN PRECAPTURED TIME EMIT
where is this on soundcloud??
deimon192 I was wondering the same damn thing. Can't find it.
deimon192 www.vidtomp3.com convert it to mp3
www.solidsteel.net/broadcasts/122/tracks
What's that opening sound bite from?
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ain nufin but a jazz thang
cpesceallyamazing,.bynoldzajelena,.-?!
The intro made no sense in following the trash that came after
Should it be uniform?
You're trash