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That Girl (Universal). Review by Matt Cibula.
MS. TOI THAT GIRL Universal This very long debut album by the L.A.-based Ms. Toi (you've heard her rap and sing with Ice Cube and Mack 10) features 16 tracks, none of which sound very awful or very great. She's not the worst at what she does, but she's certainly not the best. But this isn't a promising ...
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The Return of the Regulator (Universal). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
... and newcomers alike, this is the quality and imagination expected from a veteran. Don't miss the collaborations featuring George Clinton, Soopafly, Toi, Nate Dogg, Kokane, Butch Cassidy, Snoop Dogg, Boss Hogg, El DeBarge, Lady Mo, Damone, and Mista Grimm. Warren G: http://www.warrengonline.com Vanessa ...
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Vol. 2 (Mondo Rhythmica). Review by Bill Campbell.
... spiritual -- tabla groove with "Radio Axiom -- Alsema Dub." There's the lustful dreaminess of Aziza A's "Deniz (Sea)" and Rollercone's "Detends-Toi." Robert Miles kicks in with the dreamy Desi Dre-like "Paths." Boozoo Bajou's "YMB" is a really nice groove, and there are also tracks from Gotan Project ...
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Delerium Cordia (Ipecac). Review by Sir Millard Mulch.
... 11.) some samples of random things 12.) the same voices Patton has used on every album since 1995 13.) improvised tasmanian devil tooka-taka, toi, tooka-tooka bullshit 14.) pick scraping 15.) the token retro spring-reverb 16.) backwards whispering 17.) grunting 18.) some wind 19.) delay knob noise 20 ...
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Franz Treichler,Alain Monod,Bernard Trontin,Young Gods,Second Nature,Ipecac Records,Matthew Moyer
... easily as it can move fingers to scratchable chins. The beats rise and fall at a frantic pace, while noise intrudes at every crack in the system. "Toi Du Monde" is a simmering chill-out house track with a beautiful vocal turn from Treichler, whispering sensually in French as electronics splatter on ...
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August 1999 :: Live :: Buckwheat Zydeco (Roi Tamkin)
... and swinging to that ever-happy music. Buckwheat's rendition of "Marie, Marie" had the youngest to the oldest stepping to a zydeco dance. Et toi! By the second hour, Buckwheat had exhausted his horn section. The two trumpeters and lone saxophonist were awash in sweat and barely able to hold their ...
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