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Man Jumping - Aerotropics Free Fall Mix
Review by Anita Clark
Man Jumping's Aerotropics Free Fall Mix is a captivating album that offers a unique blend of electronic and jazz music. The album features a collection of tracks that are both energetic and soothing, making it perfect for any occasion.
The band's use of live instruments, including saxophones, trumpets, and drums, adds a layer of depth and soul to the electronic beats. The result is a sound that is both futuristic and timeless.
The album's standout track, "In the Jungle," is a vibrant and upbeat tune that will have listeners tapping their feet and nodding their heads. Other tracks, such as "Walk on, Bye" and "The Square," offer a more mellow and introspective vibe, showcasing the band's versatility.
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Download
Filename: man-jumping-aerotropics-free-fall-mix.rar- MP3 size: 15 mb
- FLAC size: 84.6 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Aerotropics (Free-Fall Mix) | 5:42 | |
| In The Jungle (Remix) | 8:05 |
Video
Man Jumping - The Jungle (12 Mix) (1985)
MAN JUMPING - Aerotropics (12 remix 1985)
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Catalog Numbers
COQ T 16Labels
Cocteau RecordsListen online
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 12"
- Single
Notes
Same catalogue number as the Aerotropics (Remix) 12" but lacks that release's picture sleeve. Comes in plain black die-cut sleeve instead.About Man Jumping
Man Jumping was a British musical ensemble, formed in England in 1983, which included members from the much larger but disbanded musical collective The Lost Jockey. The band was conceived primarily as a recording project whose musical agenda saxophonist Andy Blake described as "to develop a post-minimalist musical language further towards rock, funk and dance music, without The Lost Jockey's mistakes".
Members
- Simon Limbrick
- Orlando Gough
- Glyn Perrin
- John Lunn
- Schaun Tozer
- Charlie Seaward
Summary by Anita Clark
Comments
Underground 80s
Mancuso ⚡️
GREAT! Sounds quite like eighties music <3 !
This got played one Sunday night on UK Radio 1's Robbie Vincent show and I doubt it ever got played again. I must be once of the few who has a copy. Still sounds great for avantgarde jazz.
Blimey! I remember getting this as a white label back in the day. Haven't heard it for ages.
