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Track Listings
| 1. Fire Revisited |
| 2. Fat Lay Back |
| 3. I'm Going Home |
| 4. It Is Time |
| 5. (In Order To Form) A More Perfect Union |
| 6. Little One I'll Miss You |
| 7. T-T-Tim |
| 8. Metaphysical Phunktion |
| 9. Nine To Five |
| 10. Profile Man |
| 11. Stone Bone (Can't Go Wrong) |
| 12. Almost There |
| 13. Change The Guard |
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
EXCELLENT,
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This review is from: On the Edge of Tomorrow (Audio CD)
Despite the retro-Marsales bregde, there are people taking the long ago gauntlet of Taylor Coltrane and Ornette Coleman and bringing it into our era. Steve Coleman-no relation-is one of those.Actually, I am only half right--Steve Coleman's music has a lot of the dissnonce of free jazz, but itself it is not free jazz. In a way you could compare it to the way Mingus used free passages as a small part of his big mosaic; except Coleman brushstokes his dissonent layers on top of a modern, blistering funk, filled with heavy, poping bass and electric keybords. But even the dissonence seems written With its odd meters and chord changes, this is among both the most complex jazz and complex funk you will ever hear. It is actually not that far removed from Ornette's Prime Time, but is even more layered and heavier on electronics. If you know Casandra Wilson from her popular torch albums, she is here too, working as an avant-chantuse. Her voice is plain and strong as she adds her consise interjections to Coleman's peices. Excellent modern music.
2 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A masterpiece,
By Carlos Rodriguez (Toledo, Toledo Espana) - See all my reviews
This review is from: On the Edge of Tomorrow (Audio CD)
Una obra maestra del jazz. ¿Cómo es que todavía no la habeis descubierto?
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