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Japanese edition of the solo debut from the electro-techno man who's also in the Prodigy. This Japanese edition includes two bonus tracks as well as earlier availability. UK edition scheduled for early October. Bonus tracks, 'Hell's Kitchen' (Vocal Version) & 'Prism'. 14 tracks in all. 2000 release. Standard jewelcase.
HELL'S KITCHEN is a CD by the U.K. unit Maxim.
Japanese edition includes two bonus songs. Maxim Hell's Kitchen Songs | 1. | Hadrian & Wall |
| 2. | Killing Eulture |
| 3. | Carmen Pucasy |
| 4. | Spectral Ware |
| 5. | Hell & Kitchen |
| 6. | Scheming |
| 7. | Worldwite Syndicates  |
| 8. | Soul Sebber |
| 9. | Voiversab Scientist |
| 10. | My Web |
| 11. | Dominat Genes |
| 12. | Backward Bullet |
| 13. | Hell & Kitchen Vocal Version |
| 14. | Prism |
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This power trio has famous roots, and they've brought it all together masterfully. First cut "The Sun Road" starts off like a tune off of David Gilmour's first solo album and then vanishes into a driving, power-chorded surge of soulful rock. Next, "Dark Corners" is a massive rocker that pulls you under its powerful whirlpool of guitar/bass/drum frenzy. Stevens tortures the guitar into absolute submission without any predictable riffs. Levin looms everywhere, and Bozzio flows in a polyrhythmic jungle. Fine interactive tension and execution everywhere. This goes way beyond King Crimson's Red days.
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Minus some high-profile guest spots on other rappers' albums, Yukmouth has made little impression outside of rap's hardcore inner circle since his days with the Luniz. With the guest stars often overtaking the man and an overstuffed track list, United Ghettos of America, Vol. 2 isn't going to change that much, but the hardcore get a better album than usual and it's a shame some of these tracks won't even make it to radio. "We Just Wanna Thug" is bright electro with a great N.O.R.E. appearance, E-40 and Yuk nail it on "Kalifornia G'z," "I Love Dro" is a worthy smoking song, and the cinematic "American Me" is just about the most exciting moment Yukmouth has served up by his lonesome. Chalk it all up to the guest stars. Not that their raps are better; it's just that Yukmouth seems more inspired when he's bouncing his skills off others (been that way since the Luniz). Also of note is the presence of Mike Dean, the producer/engineer who has been behind a bunch of great rap ...
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