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DJ Spooky
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By Tony Ware
Published on November 06, 2009 at 6:37pm
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Mike Figgis
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The Independent
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Experience Spooky present anxious, pensive, confrontational, and laid-back riddims, often at the same time, when he brings his improvisational, sample-rich collage skills on Wednesday, Nov. 11. 8:30 p.m.,$17; 771-1421 orwww.independentsf.com.
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DJ Spooky by Tony WareTurntablism artist DJ Spooky — aka Paul D. Miller, aka That Subliminal Kid — emerged in the 1990s with the theory that music should be equal parts academics and abstraction. Too that end, he treats blues, jazz, hip-hop breakbeats, and drum 'n' bass as though they're parts of the same continuum, their mediums and messages made to be remixed simultaneously.
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