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Death Rap CD
Illustrator: Mark Riddick.
Personnel: Necro (bass guitar); Adam Jackson, Harley Flanagan, Ray Alder, Brian Fair (vocals); Mark Morton, Scott Ian (guitar); Mike Smith (drums).
Additional personnel: Ill Bill, Mr. Hyde (rap vocals); Morton Mark (guitar); Scott Ian (guitars); Steve Digiorgio, Dave Ellefson (bass guitar); Adam Jackson, Harley Flanagan, Ray Adler, Brian Fair (background vocals); Mike Smith .
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Death Rap Music | List Price | $16.98 (You save $3.99) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, R&B, Rap | | Label | Psycho + Logical | | Orig Year | 2007 | | All Time Sales Rank |  53784  | | CD Universe Part number | 7487760 | | Catalog number | 47 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Sep 11, 2007 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Necro | | Engineer | Elliot Thomas | | Recording Time | 37 minutes | | Personnel | Ray Alder
Necro - bass guitar
Mark Morton
Also: Scott Ian, Mike Smith, Mike Smith, Brian Fair, Ill Bill, Steve DiGiorgio, Mr. Hyde, Adam Jackson, Dave Ellefson, Harley Flanagan, Morton Mark, Ray Adler |
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The dark-minded lyricist behind Non-Phixion returns with his long-awaited sophomore studio album, THE HOUR OF REPRISAL. With one foot firmly rooted in the Non-Phixion tradition and one foot in the heavy metal-fetish production introduced on the BLACK METAL, Ill Bill displays his bleak worldview in all its fiendish glory over 18 hardcore tracks. ...
| | Garikayi Tirikoti Maidei CD (2003)
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Some people forge unique connections with their instruments. Zimbabwe's Garikayi Tirikoti is one of them. His main instrument is the mbira, or thumb piano, of his native Shona people. Not only does he play it superbly, he's also a craftsman who builds them, and a composer, writing for them (his talents as a musician also extended to hosho and ngoma), and as a singer. The seven tracks on Maidei illustrate just how good he is. There's an resonant richness to his mbira playing, as lines build over lines, creating layers of cascading melodies. The forms of the songs will seem fairly familiar to Western ears, with verses and choruses, understated rhythmic accompaniment, and vocals that slide gorgeous over the ear (Tirikoti's nephew Lee helps out on backing vocals). You won't understand a word of the Shona lyrics, but the booklet contains good translations and explanations, although it really isn't that important -- enjoy the music for what it is. "Chavechinyakare," for example, offers an homage to traditional music that's as catchy as any pop song and shows the possibility of the mbira as an instrument outside out usual spiritual role. But throughout this album Tirikoti brings the mbira into unusual places, developing its sound in a way few players have. He uses its hypnotic qualities to great effect on the opener, "Usaore Moyo," but elsewhere he emphasizes its textures and tones, and the way he uses it in the writing of full songs. A remarkable record, especially for anyone who'd dismissed the mbira as just another ethnic instrument. ~ Chris Nickson
***************One hot evening in Dar es Salaam, our lives were suddenly changed. Sitting on the floor with his back to the wall was a man. He is strong in every way, that was certain form afar. He was singing softly, eyes front and very distant. But his fingers - if only you could see them - were moving everything with the Mbira. His dexterity is astounding, the velocity equally impressive. You will not see his fingers for hours on end, only a flesh colored blur against the shining metal keys.Garikayi has created new Mbira tuning's which have come to him in dreams. These new instruments allow him to play all traditional tunings in unison, creating an Mbira Orchestra. His virtuosity on every instrument makes him an mbira force, an endless surging river of Mbira urging all people to remember their ancestor's wisdoms, and not to throw them away.Garikayi is also renowned the world over for the Mbira he builds.In 2001 this mbira master, Garikayi Tirikoti, decided to record his music in our studio, in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. He also gave ...
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Born Mary Linda RossHarlem, NYI was raised in New York City by my parents Josie Mae & Harold Ross. I loved to dance and sing as a child but did not realize that I actually had a voice until I auditioned for the All Girls Choir at my high school where I was selected to sing in the second alto section. Growing up, I spent a great deal of time with my Grandparents Bernice & Gus Clark. My Grandfather had a great collection of Jazz music that we would listen to together. This is where my heavy jazz influence ...
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