VA - Nova Tunes 07 (2003)

Imagine a radio station that still employs people who seek out adventurous, interesting music that may never have any outlet on a mass commercial station, like the free form FM dj style of the late 1960's and early 1970's. That station still exists in France, where genre and category walls are defied and banned. This is the seventh in a series of discs from Radio Nova, the beacon of musical intelligence for the world. Where else would you find futuristic electro (Brooks-Dripping In Gold), progressive rock (the late Ian Dury's son Baxter's "Gingham Smalls 2"), burning funk (RJD2-Bus Stop Bitties) , modern French chanson (La Blanche-Bart A La Peche Aux Coquillages), the ultra decadent Gater's "Taboo" and Aaron-Carl's homage to Prince albeit with a twist "Homoerotic"? Only from Radio Nova...the real center of the musical universe!