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5.0 out of 5 stars
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Greatest turntablist ever & continues to get more creative. This should reach a larger audience because he has expanded his genre. Great pairing of classical music to modern technique. Impressive!
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classical turntablism,
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What Backini (Threads) is to cut-n-paste, Swift is to turntablism. The guy is a real musician, in my book - up there with some of today's jazz cats. He has style, technique and extremely calculated, precise, practiced to death moves on the turntable. The reason why Herbie Hancock featured him in his 2002 band Future 2 Future. Only Swift can manipulate to orchestrate this type of endeavor - creating classical pieces from vinyl (see that clip). The way he's controlling the fader, its almost like a subtle pinch while scratching with the other hand, hell even tapping the damn vinyl. The one star has been left off only due to the short duration (34 min) of the album.
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Architect by Rob Swift (Audio CD - 2010)
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