DJ Fly Agaric 23 (drums) Pinopinopolis (Guitar) - Doctor Marshmallow Cubicle

BIG DADA display @ History of UK HIP HOP

(Equalibrium album skewed by head)

EQUALIBRIUM: NEW FLESH FOR OLD

Part 2 has been a graffiti artist since the late eighties, in particular as part of the Iconoclast Movement. He was one of the pioneers of a more figurative, hyper-real style of street art and, as a result, has an international reputation. Over the last few years he has also developed a considerable reputation for his music. In addition to his work for New Flesh he has released his own critically acclaimed instrumentals on singles and compilations such as "Deeper Concentration" and remixed a variety of artists including Saul Williams. He has also worked with Roots Manuva, co-producing "Uranium 235" for last years "Black Whole Styles". On "Equilibrium" Part 2's production runs up against the words of at least two world-class MCs:Toastie Tailor, MC, has worked with artists like DJ Vadim and Ice as well as New Flesh. For the new album he has developed a truly unique seven-in-one style recorded without overdubs or studio trickery. Other MCs just talk about being schizoid. As Toastie skips through his distinct personalities you can feel it. His live performances are set to destroy.

Juice Aleem was featured on the very first single on Big Dada as Alpha Prhyme. While Toastie comes with the thuggish, splintered style, Juices talents are more subtle, fantastic tone control and rhythm combining with dense, metaphorical content. "Hes not an MC," opines label-mate and friend Roots Manuva, of Juices talents. "Hes a verbal physician. The finest of fine art, applied neuro-dexterity." In addition, the album features the talents of longtime deck-collaborator Paul Weston, drummer Fly Agaric, one-time full-time member Out Of Order and the phenomenal Ebu Classik (heard on the Roots Manuva posse cut "Skivers Guide"). Forget everything you've ever heard, hip hop or otherwise, American, English or Outer Mongolian. This is New Flesh. But don't be afraid.

http://www.bigdada.com/release.php?id=13

DREAMSPORE: DJ FLY AGARIC 23

DREAMSPORE: DJ FLY AGARIC 23 by djflyagaric23

DREAMSPORE: BY DJ FLY AGARIC 23.
Amsterdam 16th March 2010.

A mix of tunes inspired by the theme of 'dreams' featuring a number of artists from the jazz persuasion, selected and mixed from vinyl to mp3 at Fly Agaric Studio’s, Amsterdam. Artists include: Australian Aborigines, Sun Ra, David Axelrod, Muddy Waters, John Coltrane, Bunny Wailer, Thelonious Monk, Errol Garner, Ella Fitzgerald, Max Romeo, Astrud Gilberto, Alice Coltrane, Don Cherry, Ry Cooder, Jimmy Smith, Lalo Schifren, Sarah Vaughn.

Thanks to John Sinclair, Radio Free Amsterdam, Bogus, Bobby, Fuzzbuddy and Borsky from the Maybelogic Academy, to CHU 51, U.K. D.J's and crewes...you know who you are, to the Belgique Bar, Cafe' The Zen and Cafe' 420, to Vince and Saskia of Suspect Packagae and Doctor Marshmallow Cubicle, to Tim Egg of EI-Complex Studio's in Amsterdam. To Kai Eckhardt and Garaj Mahal, and to Evolver Social Movement for inspiring this 'Dreamspore theme' mix, and finally thankyou to soundcloud.com who have made these audio sharing experiences possible, love, steve fly.

You Belong To Me - Nat ‘King’ Coal
Someone’s Rocking my Dreamboat – The Inkspots
Songs Of The Aborigines
A Dream – David Axelrod
This Time The Dreams On Me - Ella Fitzgerald
Dreamer – Astrud Gilberto
Girl Of My Dreams - Errol Garner
Dream – Ella Fitzgerald
Songs Of The Aborigines
Just A Dream (on my mind) – Muddy Waters
Weaver Of Dreams – John Coltrane and Cannonball Adderley
Darn That Dream - Thelonious Monk
Great Dream s From Heaven – Ry Cooder
Dreamland – Bunny Wailer
Wet Dream – Max Romeo
I’ll See You In My Dreams – Errol Garner
When My Dreamboat Comes – Jimmy Smith
Songs Of The Aborigines
Medicine For A Nightmare – Sun Ra
The Sleeper – John Coltrane
Turya – Alice Coltrane
Sakara – Clarke Boland Big Band
If You Knew – Hubert Laws
Scorpio – Lalo Schifrin
In A Sentimental Mood – Sarah Vaughn
One Dance – Don Cherry and Latef Khan
Your Own House – Jayson Lindh
Raindance – Herbie Hancock.

Artwork by Bobby Campbell
http://bobbycampbell.net/

DJ fly link:

http://www.youtube.com/user/flyagaric23
http://twitter.com/FLYAGARIC2019
http://stores.lulu.com/flyagaric23
http://fatteningblogsforsnakes.blogspot.com/
http://flyolympic.blogspot.com/
http://wordspore.blogspot.com/
http://tsogblogsphere.blogspot.com/
http://flyagaric2019.blogspot.com/
http://acrillic.blogspot.com/
http://maybelogic.blogspot.com/
http://electronicdrugs.blogspot.com/
http://ataleofatribe.blogspot.com/
http://www.myspace.com/flyagaric23
http://www.myspace.com/flyagaric24
http://www.myspace.com/rawmemorial
flyagaric23
http://www.flickr.com/photos/14660896@N05/
http://djflyagaric23.blogspot.com/
http://www.evolver.net/group/evolver_amsterdam

Released by: djflyagaric23
Release date: Mar 16, 2010

JOHN SINCLAIR and his AMSTERDAM BLUES SCHOLARS

John Sinclair - Words
Vincent Pino - Guitars, Effects
Steve Fly - Drums, Turntables, Production.

RECORDED AND MIXED BY Tim Eggmond at EI COMPLEX studios, AMSTERDAM. Monday 4th January 2010.

JOHN SINCLAIR and his AMSTERDAM BLUES SCHOLARS

We kicked of 2010 with a live recording session at the EI COMPLEX studios, Amsterdam. After our initial session last year - tentatively titled 'Doctor Marshmallow Cubicle' - we returned in 2010 with special guest, John Sinclair, to record six poems as a trio.

Starting at roughly noon, Vincent and myself recorded two sets of music, follwed by 3 sessions with John Sinclair starting around 5 PM through until 8. We made two passes on "It smells like Sulphur here" playing a little slower on the second cut, and the poem in honour of Jimi Hendrix "Scuze Me While I Kiss The Sky" is repeated twice by John, capturing our groove and giving us a healthy double-dose of the poem. The other tracks were spontaneous creations, unplanned grooves, built from feeding back with John a little before we played and listening to him while we played, in our headphones. The poems we recorded together were:

SMELLS LIKE SULPHUR HERE
HUMPHF
PANNONICA
SCUZE ME WHILE I KISS THE SKY
FAT BOY
FRIDAY THE 13TH

FRIDAY THE 13TH - John Sinclair and his Amsterdam Blues Scholars by flyagaric23

Shortly after the session I handed the freshly cut tracks to John, whom promptly programed some of them into his underground radio show to stunning effect, that you can listen to on show 304 now.

I went back to the the studio again yesterday, wednesday 13th January, and picked up the earlier part of the session where Vince and I let loose on some Marshmallow mayhem.
Open Source Democracy (b)- DOCTOR MARSH... by flyagaric23

The results have been chopped into 15 Tracks, some are available here, at my soundcloud account, now, free.

We plan to modify parts of these sessions further and produce an album, including turntable parts, bass, and other instrumentalists, plus we will record - new fresh - material in the coming months.

contact
flyagaric23 @ gmail . com
Please visit these links for more info and feedback from the artists.

http://www.myspace.com/flyagaric23

http://www.myspace.com/vinzentpp

http://www.myspace.com/johnsinclairradio

http://www.radiofreeamsterdam.com/john-sinclair-radio-show-304/

http://fatteningblogsforsnakes.blogspot.com/




Dollar Death - Amsterdam Blues Scholars by flyagaric23





Open Source Medicine - Amsterdam Blues Scholars by flyagaric23





FAT BOY by flyagaric23