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Fila Brazillia - Harmonicas Are Shite Jazzbo Edit by Mr Turner DL
>> https://hypeddit.com/track/srydfy "In 1990 David 'Man'
McSherry and Steve Cobby began to record as Fila Brazillia.
Hitherto their collaborations had been infrequent and
ultra-spontaneous. Both had maintained positions in conventional
bands but needed to trade the constraints of the "write - rehearse
- gig - record" treadmill for a more fluent, and ultimately
enjoyable approach. A nursery period for a music culled from sonic
experiments and ideas quickly put to tape emerged. A treatment of
all sounds as "objet trouvé" and a hobbyist attitude prevailed.
When Dave Brennand a.k.a. Porky heard a piece composed on a wet
Wednesday, he asked to release it. They happily agreed. As previous
unreleased work hadn't warranted anything but comedy monickers -
"Dada Black Sheep" being one - a name was needed. At that time the
media's "killer dog frenzy" was in full swing and a breed known as
the fila brasiliero was the subject of a debate in the Commons.
This was misheard on the radio by Steve, proposed and accepted for
the single and eventually the name stuck. The track "Mermaids", was
Fila Brazillia's first single, released in Spring 1991, and marked
the beginning of a decade which saw Fila yield seven highly
acclaimed albums and a skip-full of singles on Pork Recordings and
over 60 remixes." Steve Cobby's current projects (2009) include
establishing Steel Tiger Records with Sim Lister; home to
J*S*T*A*R*S and The Cutler (Cobby collaborations with Lister and
Porky).
>> https://hypeddit.com/track/srydfy "In 1990 David 'Man'
McSherry and Steve Cobby began to record as Fila Brazillia.
Hitherto their collaborations had been infrequent and
ultra-spontaneous. Both had maintained positions in conventional
bands but needed to trade the constraints of the "write - rehearse
- gig - record" treadmill for a more fluent, and ultimately
enjoyable approach. A nursery period for a music culled from sonic
experiments and ideas quickly put to tape emerged. A treatment of
all sounds as "objet trouvé" and a hobbyist attitude prevailed.
When Dave Brennand a.k.a. Porky heard a piece composed on a wet
Wednesday, he asked to release it. They happily agreed. As previous
unreleased work hadn't warranted anything but comedy monickers -
"Dada Black Sheep" being one - a name was needed. At that time the
media's "killer dog frenzy" was in full swing and a breed known as
the fila brasiliero was the subject of a debate in the Commons.
This was misheard on the radio by Steve, proposed and accepted for
the single and eventually the name stuck. The track "Mermaids", was
Fila Brazillia's first single, released in Spring 1991, and marked
the beginning of a decade which saw Fila yield seven highly
acclaimed albums and a skip-full of singles on Pork Recordings and
over 60 remixes." Steve Cobby's current projects (2009) include
establishing Steel Tiger Records with Sim Lister; home to
J*S*T*A*R*S and The Cutler (Cobby collaborations with Lister and
Porky).
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