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A classic release from one of Jamaica's greats, NIGHT NURSE shows the Cool Ruler at his best--performing melodic, chilled reggae such as the title track and "Hot Stepper." The title track was a hit for Simply Red when they covered it in 1997. Although at his most prolific in the mid '80s, when he was beset by financial problems, Isaacs managed to maintain the quality of his material as this album proves. The Roots Radics provide excellent backing for Isaacs' smooth vocals. Perhaps a bit too mellow for fans of more militant reggae such as that purveyed by the Revolutionaries, time has nevertheless proved this to be a classic reggae album--the epitome of the feel-good Jamaican sound.
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Opening Sweep is Ocsid's second CD. For this performance, recorded on November 12, 1999, the trio of CM von Hausswolff, Edvard Graham Lewis, and Jean-Louis Huhta was augmented by Peter Pfaff, all performing on samplers, computers, and electronics. Recorded in a Munich club, this mammoth session started at 10 p.m. and ended at 3:30 a.m., but the CD only contains the first 75 minutes. The music covers a wide range, from rhythm-deprived soundscapes to segments of ravelike energy. Sound sources go from ethereal synthesizer patches to snippets of radio and TV broadcasts to cheesy '60s electronic pop music. The continuous set lacks cohesion; there are moments where it seems no one is aware of what the others are doing, as voice samples come in and out at random. Things come together and then fall apart again, but someone always manages to keep the piece moving forward. Now, when faced with such an edited set, one must ask: Why stop here? Why brutally cut the piece at 75:04 instead of 70 or 78 minutes? In the last 120 seconds the music takes a turn toward noise as the texture disintegrates and, when it stops on a dime, the listener is left clueless. There are stronger experimental sets out there, but this one is ...
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Severed Heads have had one of the more tangled discographies imaginable, with alternate editions of albums, re-recordings, and an increasing number of CD-R and Internet-only releases in recent years. Distilling a cohesive and comprehensive overview out of it all is no easy task, but with the two-disc ComMerz, compiled and remastered by Tom Ellard himself for release on the LTM label, Severed Heads come as close to a good introduction for newcomers as can be created, covering near a quarter century's worth of music. For listeners overseas who mostly knew the group through their mid- to late-'80s work licensed via Nettwerk and haven't kept up with Ellard in the years since, ComMerz provides a perfect balance -- the first disc ranges from "Adolf a Karrot" from Blubberknife to selections from Bad Mood Guy, while the second starts with Rotund for Success' "Greater Reward" and continues straight up through Under Gail Succubus' "Snuck" from 2006. The fact that ComMerz excludes the very earliest Severed Heads era shows just how hard it is to get a truly all-encompassing overview together -- and as aficionados of the group know thanks to 1996's Severything, it's not as if Ellard hasn't taken it into account before. ...
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