Nov 24, 2004 12:25
19 yrs ago
German term
Schleicher
German to English
Art/Literary
Music
A music review (soul) - The sentence reads "Erdige Grooves, sehr delikate Discosoul-Schleicher, exzellent zusammengestellt von DJ xx".
In the Internet we found "... ist meine Wahl, ein Schleicher, der sich unaufdringlich bemerkbar macht, langsam das Ohr fordert, sich in die Seele frißt." as a definition for Schleicher.
What would you say in the UK or US? Thank you.
In the Internet we found "... ist meine Wahl, ein Schleicher, der sich unaufdringlich bemerkbar macht, langsam das Ohr fordert, sich in die Seele frißt." as a definition for Schleicher.
What would you say in the UK or US? Thank you.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +2 | slow burner | IanW (X) |
4 | grinder | Robert Schlarb |
3 | a song/record that creeps up on you | AMuller |
2 | (subtle) up-beat soul tracks | Francis Lee (X) |
Proposed translations
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slow burner
A "slow burner" is the term usually given to a song which gradually grows on you. Perhaps this might be a good option here?
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Note added at 3 mins (2004-11-24 12:28:32 GMT)
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\"\'So What\' is what I usually refer to as a \'slow-burner\', an intricate track that unfolds gradually rather than blast itself in your face like \'Thieves\' does, featuring another Connelly vocal, a cut which stands as one of the his more noteworthy musical achievements.\"
http://www.eraseronline.com/eolaud.php?SiteRef=min_tmiatttt....
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Note added at 3 mins (2004-11-24 12:28:32 GMT)
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\"\'So What\' is what I usually refer to as a \'slow-burner\', an intricate track that unfolds gradually rather than blast itself in your face like \'Thieves\' does, featuring another Connelly vocal, a cut which stands as one of the his more noteworthy musical achievements.\"
http://www.eraseronline.com/eolaud.php?SiteRef=min_tmiatttt....
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Graded automatically based on peer agreement."
14 mins
grinder
As in grinding rhythm
http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/bluessoulreggae/reviews/artvari_m...
The principles of funk are some of the most fundamental in music; simple riffs and rhythms intertwine around the downbeat, creating a sound that is impossible to resist. One of the greatest examples of this is "Mr Machine" by The Chefs; its simplicity is its charm. That particular piece of class is followed by the mid-tempo grinder "Soulful Proclamation" by Messengers Incorporated. Soul vocals slip between greasy Hammond organ stabs and blaring horns...wonderful stuff!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/bluessoulreggae/reviews/artvari_m...
The principles of funk are some of the most fundamental in music; simple riffs and rhythms intertwine around the downbeat, creating a sound that is impossible to resist. One of the greatest examples of this is "Mr Machine" by The Chefs; its simplicity is its charm. That particular piece of class is followed by the mid-tempo grinder "Soulful Proclamation" by Messengers Incorporated. Soul vocals slip between greasy Hammond organ stabs and blaring horns...wonderful stuff!
44 mins
a song/record that creeps up on you
This would be an alternative to Ian's suggestion. Don't think it would work as a noun (creeper?).
It's a song that isn't as obvious or in your face as some of their later material. It's a song that creeps up on you then never leaves.
http://www.adriandenning.co.uk/inspirals.html
This is one of those slow burn movies that creeps up on you and gradually pulls you in. http://dvd.lastminute.com/reviews.php?ac_nickname=Ganton
It's a song that isn't as obvious or in your face as some of their later material. It's a song that creeps up on you then never leaves.
http://www.adriandenning.co.uk/inspirals.html
This is one of those slow burn movies that creeps up on you and gradually pulls you in. http://dvd.lastminute.com/reviews.php?ac_nickname=Ganton
Peer comment(s):
disagree |
Francis Lee (X)
: this is a description (albeit an accurate one); the Asker needs a specific term
3 mins
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agree |
Anne Schulz
: I don't think that "creeper" wouldn't work. "Schleicher" is not a common noun either, but derived from a verb for this purpose, and I think it mostly refers to the type of movement which people perform in the disco (slow, sleek, maybe even "creepy").
1 hr
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56 mins
(subtle) up-beat soul tracks
I suspect that the tracks concerned MAY not necessarily be "Schleicher" and that the author merely used the word to pep it up (as they often do). "Discosoul-Ohrwürme", for example, doesn't sound as good.
Could even be "catchy" ...
But PLEASE do not write "disco soul"!
Could even be "catchy" ...
But PLEASE do not write "disco soul"!
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