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	MySpace.com - MEAT BEAT MANIFESTO - SAN FRANCISCO - Electronica / Alternative / Big Beat - ...
		Meat Beat Manifesto also contributed the track "Suicide" to the top-selling soundtrack to Underworld: Evolution and Jack's remix of Tower Of Power's "What Is Funk?" was nominated for a Grammy in 2006.
		Meat Beat Manifesto's most recent studio album was the experimental At The Center released by Thirsty Ear in May 2005 as the latest installment of its widely acclaimed "Blue Series" in which the jazz and electronic music worlds meet to create a brand new synthesis.
		This was followed by MBM's first American tour in 7 years in early summer of 2005 followed by visits to Europe and Japan and a second leg of US touring in early 2006.
	www.myspace.com /meatbeatmanifesto (1097 words)

	Meat Beat Manifesto - Music Downloads - Online
		Bio: Beginning in 1987 as an experimental/industrial duo inspired by the cut-and-paste attitudes of hip-hop and dub, Meat Beat Manifesto increasingly became a vehicle for its frontman Jack Dangers to explore the emerging electronics of techno, trip-hop and jungle.
		The two formed Meat Beat Manifesto in 1987 initially as a side-project, and released the singles "I Got the Fear" and "Strap Down" that year.
		Dangers moved Meat Beat Manifesto to the Thristy Ear label in 2005.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/893/Meat-Beat-Manifesto/1026048.html (569 words)

	Meat Beat Manifesto - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Meat Beat Manifesto, often shortened to Meat Beat or MBM, is an electronic music outfit originally consisting of Jack Dangers and Jonny Stephens formed in 1987 in Swindon, UK.
		While this album represented MBM's major-label debut on Trent Reznor's Nothing records, it failed to achieve the critical and commercial successes of previous releases.
		At the Center, the latest MBM album, was released in May 29, 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Meat_Beat_Manifesto (487 words)

	Meat Beat Manifesto Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Meat Beat Manifesto sold only twenty thousand copies of their last album, Dangers says, making hm wonder if his music is "truly well-received" by American audiences.
		Although Meat Beat Manifesto engineered the phenomenon of electronica, those spawned from Dangers' creation (such as Prodigy) have carried the music to the border of pop mainstream.
		Meat Beat Manifesto was "made up in my head;" it would be too easy to "call it something nice and friendly so everyone will like it." Perhaps the American mainstream has eluded him, because he, "Along with bands like Butthole Surfers," has chosen artistic freedom.
	www.nineinchnails.net /news/articles/mbm.html (469 words)

	Meat Beat Manifesto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Dangers himself is getting on with it by promoting Meat Beat Manifesto's sixth album, Actual Sounds and Voices (Nothing/Play It Again Sam), in a tour with Philadelphia DJ Josh Wink, an up-and-coming electro-whiz-kid who released his own major-label debut earlier this year, Herehear (Columbia/Ruffhouse/Ovum).
		Dangers always sought to create "a stream of consciousness" in his amalgam of warped beat loops and weird samples, yet on Herehear Wink demonstrates the mastery of a new generation of techno heads, young men and women with the skill to channel the stream into unexplored terrain through subtle feats of engineering.
		In one track on Meat Beat's new one, "The Thumb," Dangers leaves techno behind in an extended tribute to '70s fusion that jams with some of the original members of Herbie Hancock's Headhunters.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /archive/music/98/11/05/MEAT_BEAT_MANIFESTO.html (747 words)

	Tino Corp. News
		The first-ever compilation of videos from Tino Corp. featuring classic and brand new, never before released clips from Tino, Meat Beat Manifesto, DJ Shadow, DHS, TV Sheriff and more.
		A second leg of US dates in the South East and South West is slated for the second half of October.
		Veteran composer and sound sculptor Jack Dangers behind Meat Beat Manifesto has launched a brand new album on Thirsty Ear called At The Center on May 24th, 2005
	www.tinocorp.com (611 words)

	Meat Beat Manifesto MP3 Downloads - Meat Beat Manifesto Music Downloads - Meat Beat Manifesto Music Videos
		Beginning in 1987 as an experimental/industrial duo inspired by the cut-and-paste attitudes of hip-hop and dub, Meat Beat Manifesto increasingly became a vehicle for its frontman Jack Dangers to...
		It actually makes sense that Meat Beat Manifesto would turn to jazz...
		Meat Beat Manifesto main man Jack Dangers has made a career out of...
	www.mp3.com /meat-beat-manifesto/artists/10274/summary.html (657 words)

	bug - Meat Beat Manifesto
		Meat Beat are sighted to be one of the most influencial bands in the music scene to date.
		A version of the Meat Beat Classic,' Babylon', is now residing on the new Prodigy Release.
		Meat Beat was formed in 1988 and dis-banded in 1991.
	www.cmd.co.uk /merchan/meatbeat.htm (141 words)

	:: MVRemix Interviews - Meat Beat Manifesto ::
		Meat Beat Manifesto was different because their complicated rhythms and intricate sampling.
		Throughout the years, Meat Beat Manifesto were categorized as industrial, European hip-hop, electronic, drum & bass, ambient, break beat, techno, and dance music.
		Although the music of Meat Beat Manifesto defies one category, their evident influences range from indie-pop, hip-hop, jazz, and electronic music.
	www.mvremix.com /urban/interviews/meatbeatmanifesto.shtml (1102 words)

	Meat Beat Manifesto: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Meat Beat Manifesto is an electronic music Electronic music quick summary:
		Meat Beat Manifesto followed up with Subliminal Sandwich in 1996 and Actual Sounds and Voices in 1998.
		Satyricon is the third album of meat beat manifesto and the follow-up to 99%....
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/m/me/meat_beat_manifesto.htm (692 words)

	MEAT BEAT MANIFESTO
		As a producer, Meat Beat Manifesto's Jack Dangers has long been at the forefront of the digital music revolution, audibly influencing everything around him and providing the architectural audio blueprints for contemporary artists as wide ranging as Nine Inch Nails and the Chemical Brothers.
		Meat Beat Manifesto albums have always been delightfully upfront and attention grabbing, but...In Dub 5.1 Surround places the listener right at the beating heart of the action like never before.
		It's long been a favorite device for Meat Beat Manifesto to revisit and reconstruct sparking ideas into alternate song versions, the culmination of which is this special project.
	www.lakeshore-records.com /mbm_indub/indub_about.html (540 words)

	Meat Beat Manifesto: Meat the Man Behind the Curtain
		Meat the Man Behind the Curtain : Meat Beat Manifesto's Jack Dangers trascends genre and predates hype.
		In 1989, Jack Dangers and his creative collective, Meat Beat Manifesto, cut an obscure track called "Radio Babylon." In the prime of the "four-on-the-floor" acid house days, "Babylon" intro duced a faster, choppier kind of beat.
		Aside from the beat, Meat Beat Manifesto's focus is experimentation.
	www.nineinchnails.net /news/articles/mbm_interviewPAPER.html (968 words)

	Highwire Daze Interview with Meat Beat Manifesto
		Meat Beat has always jumped that little bit further because I don't care about having one particular sound so people can easily listen to it.
		Be sure to look for Meat Beat Manifesto on the road later this year and please get their CD Actual Sounds and Voices later this summer.
		Meat Beat Manifesto official web page: Read up on Jack Dangers and band plus some great links and photos.
	members.tripod.com /~bretthehitman/meatbeat.html (1525 words)

	Meat Beat Manifesto
		Best known for a single in 1990, Radio Babylon, Meat Beat Manifesto were the heads behind the much-sampled submarine 'ping' on Future Sound Of London's Papua New Guinea for which the Radio Babylon bassline was also sampled.
		Some of these gems have popped up in Meat Beat's eclectic sampling that is one of the highlights of their diverse sound.
		End of the century culture or not, recycled culture treads a fine line between radicalism and conservatism - the creation of new cultural hybrids and the discovery of hidden alternative histories or simply the reproduction of outdated cultural values and a desire to return to a mythical 'golden age'.
	www.cia.com.au /peril/texts/features/mbm.htm (814 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Meat Beat Manifesto
		A series of UK 12-inches put Meat Beat Manifesto on the map, only to have a fire at the group's London headquarters destroy its debut album.
		Meat Beat stretch the concept of the remix further than most, and few of the tracks on this violent sonic assault sound like any of the others.
		The Meat Beat Manifesto name next appeared on Eccentric Objects, a limited-edition breakbeat-driven 12-inch which, aside from the conceptual packaging, is mainly of interest to the DJ culture that Tino serves.
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=meat_beat_manifesto (1172 words)

	Meat Beat Manifesto: At the Center: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Meat Beat Manifesto main man Jack Dangers has made a career out of continually being at the forefront of electronic music.
		For this record, at least, Meat Beat Manifesto sounds as much like a band as a single musician, something Dangers has never really done before.
		For an artist to consistently push the envelope for over 15 years is a marvel, yet Meat Beat Manifesto can easily stand shoulder to shoulder with the current round of lap-top composers, most of whom are building off of his work in the first place.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/m/meat-beat-manifesto/at-the-center.shtml (422 words)

	Windswept - The Writers
		Which brings us to R.U.O.K? This, MBM's seventh album and first in 4 years, represents a healthy growth in the innovative Meat Beat sound, and it also marks the first MBM album to see its initial release on a US label (past albums were all licensed to US labels).
		At first listen, the dense, dark layers of samples, breakbeats, and politically-charged vocals that were the hallmark of previous MBM releases are noticeably stripped down on R.U.O.K? The newfound sonic direction is a direct result of the equipment and setting Dangers used in the recording of the new album.
		And while the sound is still undeniably Meat Beat Manifesto, the album marks a distinct growth in this veteran's musical output.
	www.windsweptpacific.com /thewriters/mbm.asp (849 words)

	Prindle Record Reviews - Meat Beat Manifesto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		To me, Meat Beat Manifesto are represented by "Radio Babylon",- fierce, dubby, Boney M -sample-featuring rave scene staple back from when I was a drugged-to-the-gills 17-year old.
		Indeed, Orbital are a great act that MBM fans would love - if only because they once remixed an MBM song to perfection (the exact one escapes me), and then liked it so much that they stripped off the vocals, renamed it "Remind" and stuck it on their second album.
		I'm listening to some fairly tedious Meat Beat Manifesto stuff at work and I heard their version of Asbestos Lead Asbestos, thought I'd search the WWW to see if anyone has ever mentioned World Domination Enterprises and came across your site and some comments on it.
	www.markprindle.com /meatbeaa.htm (5995 words)

	Jack Dangers: The Mind of Meat Beat Manifesto
		The new Meat Beat Manifesto CD At the Center, released on Thirsty Earâs Blue Series, sees Dangers continuing the real-time, electric jazz explorations he began with 1998âs Actual Sounds + Voices; itâs one of the best albums of the year in any genre.
		This is something of a departure for you in that, while its textures and beats do mark it definitely as MBM music, itâs very much a group record with flutist Peter Gordon, drummer Dave King and keyboardist Craig Taborn—all musicians associated to some extent with the Thirsty Ear label.
		Even on the very first Meat Beat album, and even in the band I was in before Meat Beat, I used to play soprano saxophone—until it got stolen at a show back in the late eighties.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=19388 (5366 words)

	Meat Beat Manifesto: Actual Sounds And Voices: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		With the menacing bass lines buried under schizophrenic drums, and bizarre samples emerging from the thickness, this music is meant for the fl rooms.
		White strobes, glassy stares-- Meat Beat Manifesto is not merely heard, but felt deep in the intestines.
		Clearly intended for fans of the beat with an eye toward hard trance, the record emerges from a series of studio sessions which were later sampled and reshaped into this final product.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/m/meat-beat-manifesto/actual-sounds-and-voices.shtml (265 words)

	Splendid Magazine reviews Meat Beat Manifesto: R.U.O.K?
		The Meat Beat Manifesto frontman isn't just an outstanding bassist -- he also creates drum tracks powerful enough to be used as weapons.
		The disc's twelve tracks are superdense, multilayered jigsaw puzzles of synth, beats, effects and "found" vocals, and most of them sound -- in true MBM style -- like backdrops to cinematic nightmares, rife with hallucinogenic audio stimuli and suffused with an aura of barely-restrained menace.
		The vocal samples are familiar, but never quite recognizable; they anchor the music in a haze of misplaced and misdirected context, their meaning only significant within the context of individual songs.
	www.splendidezine.com /review.html?reviewid=3242626224707564 (687 words)

	Meat Beat Manifesto: Off-Centre - PopMatters Music Review
		On Meat Beat Manifesto's most recent album, At the Center, Dangers attempted to tap into that groove, even incorporating instruments like bass flutes and clarinets, all while retaining the solid drums and beats that give his band its middle name.
		Off-Centre is the requisite follow-up EP, and those Meat Beat purists who were put off by the idea of Dangers's fried-jazz tangent may still find something to enjoy in its six tracks.
		Yet, third, even as it points out the similarities between the jazzified Meat Beat of today and the dancefloor-centered Meat Beat of yesteryear, the inclusion of "Prime Audio Soup" assuages the fears of the fans who may have considered abandoning Dangers in his new incarnation.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/m/meatbeatmanifesto-offcentre.shtml (835 words)

	Meat Beat Manifesto - RUOK? - Review - Stylus Magazine
		Meat Beat, a rotating cast of contributors with Dangers in the central role as producer, has gone through practically as many stylistic changes as albums, always remaining just ahead of the curve of the latest forms of dance music.
		As a result, old Meat Beat albums sound far less dated than their contemporaries: compare 1992's dance-pop socialist treatise Satyricon with Orbital's or Consolidated's work from the same period, or 1998's big-beat/jazz freakout Actual Sounds + Voices with the Chemical Brothers' Dig Your Own Hole.
		The track sounds sparse initially, but reveals itself to be intricately put together, the perfect interplay of beats, bass, and effects, with expansive studio techniques to keep heads spinning when they aren't nodding.
	www.stylusmagazine.com /review.php?ID=668 (755 words)

	betterPropaganda - free MP3 downloads Meat Beat Manifesto
		Jack Dangers is the highly influential composer and sound sculptor behind Meat Beat Manifesto.
		The two formed Meat Beat Manifesto in 1987 initially as a side-project, and released the singles "I Got the Fear" and "Strap Down" that year.
		Dangers' early material began to be name-checked as at least a partial motivation for the trip-hop and drum'n'bass movement, due to the studio mechanics inherent in the music.
	betterpropaganda.com /artist_page.asp?id=82 (655 words)

	indieville: review: meat beat manifesto - in dub
		Much of this album is pretty homogenous; though there are variations upon the theme, for the most part MBM keeps things consistent.
		Most MBM diehards will see the assets in this album, and in the meantime Dangers should find himself a whole new crowd of dub-heads to please.
		MBM proves once again that you can't get anywhere if you don't try new things.
	www.indieville.com /reviews/meatbeatmanifesto2.htm (284 words)

	Techno Guide: Meat Beat Manifesto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Meat Beat Manifesto is one of the most influential and significant Experimental and Industrial electronic music bands.
		Meat Beat Manifesto practises a fusion of TV samples with Hip Hop, Dub, and Industrial soundscapes, using "cut-up' techniques influenced by writter William Burroughs.
		Their debut album "Armed Audio Warfare" was released in 1989 under the influence of artists such as KRAFTWERK, CABARET VOLTAIRE, and THROBBING GRISTLE.
	www.intuitivemusic.com /tguidemeatbeatmanifesto.html (130 words)

	Splendid Magazine reviews Meat Beat Manifesto: In Dub
		Meat Beat Manifesto have carved out a reliable niche in the world of electronica, owed in no small part to their seemingly indefatigable armada of remixes.
		Old ideas are never free from tinkering, as evidenced on In Dub, a reimagining of last year's R.U.O.K? It's a departure from the previous album, the songs' original structures of the songs worked over, turned into something closer to new material than a simple refurbishing.
		I've listened to this disc three times over now and I still can't recall more than a few snippets of it, so perfectly does it blend into the background.
	www.splendidezine.com /review.html?reviewid=1071333864263320 (391 words)

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