Kent Williams wrote:
quoted 2 lines Picked this up yesterday, and have been wondering, what was he thinking?
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> Picked this up yesterday, and have been wondering, what was he thinking?
Haven't got it yet, but I'm looking forward to listening to it (despite the
review here), because he's consistently trying new things and mucking
about, often with *very* mixed results, but it's fun to listen to him try.
For instance, half of _Hypermodern_Jazz_2000.5_ is pretty annoying, but the
other half is very well put together. It's a somewhat schizophrenic CD,
but I never skip any of the tracks when I listen to it.
Your adjectives describe what I first thought of _Low_On_Ice_ when I got
it, but after listening to it more I began to have a much greater
appreciation for it. _Ice_ has a bit of dub in it; does this one?
quoted 2 lines And it has no beats whatsoever. Didn't he put out a disc recently more
> And it has no beats whatsoever. Didn't he put out a disc recently more
> in the "Generation Star Wars" vein? What is that one called?
I don't think so. _Hypermodern_ and _The_Destroyer_ were his last two
albums I think, and neither sounds much like _GSW_. In fact, I don't think
he has another album like _GSW_.
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