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Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus was cut from its original analog tapes by legendary engineer Bernie Grundman and pressed on 180-gram vinyl at RTI using Neotech’s VR900 compound and a one-step lacquer process—as opposed to the standard three-step process—allowing for the utmost level of musical detail

remixes by Jay Dee

Mark Isham was asked to score Blade with a combination of influences from hip-hop (Snipes’ preference) to English electronica (favored by the director)

Jack DeJohnette (drums)

Dream A Dream With Studio G: Cratedigger's Archive (1970-2009) (Opaque Red LP) + Jazz Dispensary "Dankest Grooves" T-Shirt (Berry) Bundle Jazz Dispensary "Dankest Grooves" T-Shirt (Berry) (Size):Medium “How LongStudio G Description: Since the 1940s, Library Music has lurked in the shadows, peripherally touching our lives through TV and film. Among the stalwarts of the industry was UK's Studio G, with cues heard on Doctor Who, and sampled by the likes of The Chemical Brothers, and Tyler, the Creator. Jazz Dispensary's Dream a Dream with Studio G: Cratedigger's Archive (19702009) culls some of their most sought after cuts, with liner note commentary from Saint