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Electronic
Performer: Drew Dobbs
Title: Sophisticated Savage
Style: Experimental, Ambient, Minimal
Genre: Electronic
Rating: 4.5
Votes: 840
MP3 size: 1239 mb
FLAC size: 1495 mb
WMA size: 1711 mb
Other formats: AIFF DTS MP2 TTA WMA DXD AHX

Drew Dobbs - Sophisticated Savage mp3 album


Drew Dobbs - Sophisticated Savage mp3 album

Tracklist

A1 Pathway Into Mystery
A2 Evil Weather
A3 I Want To Help Myself
A4 What Is Brain?
A5 Sleep
A6 Daybreak Song
A7 Lurch
B8 The Black Cat
B9 Lowlife Samba
B10 Call Of The Wild
B11 Tabu
B12 Monster's Romance
B13 Love And Robots
B14 A Toast (Till Next Time)

Companies, etc.

  • Produced For – UBUIBI

Credits

  • Performer, Design – Drew Dobbs
  • Producer – Robo

Notes

Released in a colour xerox cover with rubberstamped number on the inner flap.

"Most sounds played with casio sk 00 & emulators 1&2."

Continuous track-numbering on release.
Ubrise
This is ROBO himself, and, having just discovered this entry for a long-forgotten K7 release, I thought I'd say a word or two about it. This tape was mentioned in a 1985 issue of DETAILS magazine, in the playlist of a French DJ who had used it in a set (I'm too lazy to go and pull the clipping out right now and get the name). That was it's big exposure to the world. Mainly due to the ROBOT song, which was a popular fave for many years. This was one of my only solo releases for many many years, audio-wise, as I spent all of 1982-1996 in Big City Orchestra, and gave all of my best material to them, and then I joined three other bands along the way- including CHOTCHKE, the bassooncore band (1993-1999) and my current outfit Neighborhood Bass Coalition (NBC), which was born in 1996 and is still going strong. Good ol' Al Margolis of Sound Of Pig...I believe he's also still going strong, bless 'im. Ahhh, those many hundreds of cassettes that we did in those days, hard to "review" this material, in that so much of it is virtually unlistenable now! There are always moments of brilliance, surrounded by a desperate need for editing and pruning! Well, that was harder to do, back then, with the supercrude gear that we were using. I bet if I played this again (I think there's a copy deep in my files someplace) I'd find some of it pretty cute.