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Additional Tracks Megaherz Kopfschuss Songs | 1. | Liebestoter - (German) |
| 2. | Kopfschuss - (German) |
| 3. | Herz Zus Stein |
| 4. | Miststuck |
| 5. | Burn |
| 6. | Rappunzel - (German) |
| 7. | Blender - (German) |
| 8. | Jordan - (German) |
| 9. | Freiflug - (German) |
| 10. | Meine Sunde - (German) |
| 11. | Teufel - (German) |
| 12. | Schizophren |
| 13. | Rock Me Amadeus - (German) |
| 14. | Liebestoter (Rock-Club Ve - (German, remix) |
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Chico Freeman showed a great deal of potential in the 1970s when the young tenor saxophonist recorded frequently. His profile has been a lot lower since that era, but he is still quite capable of playing rewarding music as he shows on this project, The Emissary, from 1995. Teamed with a group of San Francisco Bay-area musicians who form the Josh Jones Latin Jazz Ensemble, Freeman plays quite well on tenor, soprano, and bass clarinet. The music ranges from Latin jazz to world music, with a touch of reggae and pop, and a relatively straight-ahead "Seven Steps to Heaven." ...
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International Affairs' problems -- with being overcooked, with trying to do too much -- are nonexistent on this handy summary of Vikter Duplaix's previously vinyl-only solo and collaborative work, released originally on MAW, Groove Attack, and K7. Gathered together from less-polished solo sessions (both under his own name and as Critical Point) and link-ups with the likes of Jazzanova and Wadud, Singles shows that Duplaix tends to turn in his best material when he's more concerned with raw feeling than slick precision. If you're remotely familiar with Duplaix, you won't be surprised to hear a mishmash of downtempo dance music and contemporary R&B. The remix of "Manhood" translates Kraftwerk's "Tour de France" into a slo-mo jitter that's more Timbaland-like than anything else he's done since, while tracks like "Messages" ...
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