The Irresistible Force - Waveform

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Morris Gould was born in Brighton, grew up in Lincolnshire and was educated at Millfield in Somerset and King's College London. At 15 he founded a punk rock band, The Ripchords, whose sole release, an eponymous EP with four tracks, was championed by John Peel and quickly sold out.
He moved to London to attend King's College, where he got involved in putting on bands at the Student's Union, and DJ-ing at the gigs.
After leaving university, he began working as a DJ in 1985 with his "Mongolian Hip Hop Show" on pirate radio station Network 21 in London - the handle Mixmaster Morris was suggested by the station director. After a year of managing a club called "The Gift" in New Cross, Morris began releasing material as Irresistible Force in 1987, initially in collaboration with singer-songwriter Des de Moor. He became involved with the emerging UK acid house scene, after organizing Madhouse at The Fridge, Brixton in 1988 - which was the subject of a piece by John Peel in The Observer
A show with the band Psychic TV led to him becoming full-time DJ with The Shamen, and touring with them on their celebrated 'Synergy' Tours for nearly two years.
The first release as Irresistible Force was the single I Want To in 1988, but success came with the first album, Flying High, released in 1992 on Rising High Records. In 1994 Morris released the second album Global Chillage which featured a holographic sleeve and was released in the USA on Astralwerks. After a period of legal problems the third album It's Tomorrow Already came out on Ninja Tunes.
In 1990 he made one of the first chillout compilations, Give Peace a Dance 2: The Ambient Collection for the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND),)[1] followed by the series Chillout or Die for Rising High Records. A mix tape for Mixmag shared with Alex Patterson was also released as a CD. The Morning After became his first major-label mix album, followed by Abstract Funk Theory for Obsessive. In 2003 he released another mix CD God Bless the Chilled for the Return to the Source label.
He has produced many remixes since 1985, the most celebrated being Coldcut's "Autumn Leaves" which regularly tops polls of chillout classics. This remix was nominated by Norman Cook as his favorite chillout track of all time on BBC TV. Link at Epitonic for a free download of that song. His mix for INXS was a Top 20 hit in the UK as well. Other early remixes were of Lloyd Cole, Dave Howard Singers, Bang Bang Machine, Irish band Stump, Higher Intelligence Agency, Sven Vath, Rising High Collective etc.
In the early 1990s he played a lot of pure ambient music as well as emerging styles of ambient electronica (see the ambient music article) and 60's electronic music. His key residencies at this time were alongside the Detroit masters at Lost, Megatripolis the original festival-in-a-club at London's Heaven, also the large Tribal Gathering parties. He became known for wearing holographic suits, produced by the company Spacetime, which he even modelled for Vogue magazine; as well as for his long eclectic sets of up to 12 hours.
Throughout the 1990s he wrote extensively about electronic music for New Musical Express, Mixmag, and i-D. He was resident on Kiss FM for several years, and then a regular on Solid Steel, the Ninja Tune syndicated radio show. He made his movie debut in the cult film Modulations (Caipirinha Films), and his music can be heard in a number of other films including Groove and Hey Happy.
Morris has played in over 50 countries at myriad clubs and parties, particularly outdoor festivals like the Full Moon parties in the Mojave Desert, Glastonbury Festival, Rainbow 2000 and Mother SOS in Japan, Chillits in Northern California, and Berlin's Love Parade. He also ran the successful downtempo night Nubient in Brixton, which continues 12 years later at the Big Chill Bar. In 1995 he played at the first The Big Chill which has grown into the UK's largest chill-out event, and has appeared at every one since.
He collaborated with the German musician Pete Namlook under the name Dreamfish, recording two albums. Also with SF-based musician Jonah Sharp and Haruomi Hosono of Yellow Magic Orchestra he made the album Quiet Logic for the Japanese label Daisyworld.
In 1998 he joined the UK's Ninja Tune record label and multimedia collective, with whom he toured as a DJ and made three releases. 1999 saw him win 'Best Chillout DJ' at the Ibiza DJ Awards at Pacha, and play at Ibiza's famous chillout bars like Café del Mar, Cafe Mambo, and Kumharas. Morris also became friends with Ibiza chillout stalwarts like Rob da Bank, Chris Coco, DJ Pathaan, Lenny Ibizarre, José Padilla. [continues...]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixmaster_Morris

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[MistahBeart]

To the One Person who dislikes this:~ We forgive You for Accidentally Clicking the Wrong button :)

[oanyego]

Thanks for posting this.

When it finally drops at 9.52...it is irresistible.

[jstoppi]

@Vertsk8er419

She's talking about acid. She says "...what I like to do with acid is..." right in the beginning. I always thought she was referring to a blowie as well, but if you play the beginning a few times, you can hear her say that.

[handymandan100]

I love Mixmaster Morris' tracks and The Irresistible Force... but that opening sample was... blueach!

[Vertsk8er419]

is tht beginning sample from a porn? like.... deepthroat? kinda creepy for such a trippy song.

[TheLittlemafiaboy]

Some of the best music made in the 90's. Great music when you are coming down from acid.

[FDKYMO]

Mixmaster Morris is one of my hero.

thx for posting.

[stemface]

Classic record all the way through

Thanks for the upload.