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Down Beat (2/96, p.42) - 4 Stars - Very Good - "...Hall's playing...achieves a high-water mark of musical poetry..."
JazzTimes (2/96, p.77) - "...A clever, open-minded concept resulting in a stunning sonic watercolor of textures, moods and grooves..."
Village Voice (1/16/96) - Ranked #11 in the Village Voice's Best Jazz Discs of '95 - "...The variety grows on you the way all the guests grew on Hall and vice versa. Not a note is wasted..." Dialogues Review
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This live date from 1979 captures one of drummer Bill Bruford's pre-Earthworks groups in a dynamic performance. Although the broadcast tape used for this disc may not have been the best quality, the performance of this powerful ensemble of fusion masters transcends any audio deficiencies. Included in the group with the legendary British drummer are bassist Jeff Berlin, keyboardist Dave Stewart, and guitarist John Clark. Together, lead by Bruford's always-unique drumming, they make a good argument for the existence of the oft-maligned "electric" jazz of the '70s.
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Listen! Let me explain how the name came about. I grew up in the city of anti heros. My yung nights were spent playing super mario bros.(jump man). When i heard TOO SHORT, i decided to put the nintendo away. It was time to speak up or duck. So i picked up the pen and went loco. After years of writing and rapping, I spit bloody hell. Soon after, everybody loved me. But my brain was still trippin. I took a trip to abalone city's only cemetary and became addticted to syrup. I have yet to find the antidote for this inner grudge I hold. Taking a drive down memory lane and watching these 'hitmakers' take a nose dive to hell are the only things that get me by. So in the mean time, Im still yelling ...
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