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Personnel: George Dyer (vocals); Lysa Rytting (harp); Igor Gruppman (violin); Tess Lund (viola); Ellen Bridger (cello); Jane Lyman (flute); Kurt Bestor (piano); Ben Henderson (bass instrument); Todd Sorenson (drums); Kenny Hodges (percussion).
George Dyer New Song Songs | 1. | Gabriel's Oboe / Neila Fantasia - (From The Motion Picture The Mission) |
| 2. | One Note |
| 3. | Far and Away - (From The Motion Picture Far And Away) |
| 4. | Prayer, The - (featuring Jenny Jordan Frogley) |
| 5. | He Shall Feed His Flock - (From Handel's Messiah, featuring The Small Torres Guitar Duo) |
| 6. | Padre Nostro / The Lord's Prayer |
| 7. | The Lonely Swallow / Rondine Al Nido |
| 8. | Come to Know |
| 9. | Time to Say Goodbye |
| 10. | Lamb Of God / Adagio For Strings,Op.11 |
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As one of hip-hop's most unique and charismatic contemporary crews, Jurassic 5 have been laying down positive lyrics with true-school influenced rhyme schemes since they first appeared on the original LYRICIST LOUNGE compilation. Album three is more of the same from the tight-knit quintet of MCs, but that's certainly no complaint. With solid production from DJ Numark, Salaam Remi, and Scott Storch, the J5 prove themselves to be the masters of feel-good, backpack rap.
While some hip-hop purists may be quick to point out the crossover feel of this record (which includes two guest spots from Dave Matthews Band), Jurassic 5 manage to stay true to the original sound, making the off-beat collaborations work and putting down some of the most consistently clever flows of hip-hop's third decade. FEEDBACK also includes a few departure tracks like "Brown Girl," the crew's fresh spin on crunk, and the Latin guitar-laced instrumental "Canto De Ossanha."
Leading up to the release of Feedback, Jurassic 5 rapper Soup distanced his group from the rap underground that had embraced his music, but apparently had not paid enough of his bills. "It's a step up for us because we have been basically known as an underground group....We've been known as a backpacker group." Indeed, after years of bringing their live show to thousands of scattered festival-goers (Lollapalooza, Warped, Bonnaroo, Reading), the group reached for the same type of commercialized sweet spot that had made Black Eyed Peas one of the hottest things in rap during the early 2000s. That doesn't mean more sex, but it does mean more anthems, more featured appearances, and more sounds from the contemporary rap charts. With producer Cut Chemist gone for a solo production career, the group focused heavily on their other in-house source, DJ Nu-Mark, who contributes an opener in "Back 4 U" that makes it sound as though nothing has changed in the Jurassic camp. His pair of Sugar Hill tributes later in the album ("Radio," "In the House") end up being highlights of the album, not because they're stellar, but because the outside producers come up short so often. Interscope may have sprung for some of the most expensive for-hire producers -- Scott Storch (famous for 50 Cent, T.I., Lil' Kim, and the Roots) and Salaam Remi (Fugees, Nas, Ludacris, Joss Stone) -- but any savvy listener can go right down the track listing ...
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