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Attention Deficit: Alex Skolnick (guitar); Michael Manring (bass); Tim Alexander (drums). Engineers: Ralph Patlan, Tim Alexander, Michael Manring. Personnel: Alex Skolnick (guitar). Audio Mixers: Alex Skolnick; Michael Manring; Ralph Patlan. Recording information: Prairie Sun Recording. Photographer: Steve Jennings. The success of Attention Deficit's debut recording shouldn't have been very surprising considering that this trio worked so well together on Michael Manring's excellent Thonk. Manring, guitarist Alex Skolnick, and drummer Tim "Herb" Alexander have managed to create an original and instantly recognizable sound. The set is fine balance of introspective pieces, funky jams, and high-octane numbers such as "My Fellow Astronauts" and "Nightmare on 48th Street." While Skolnick has managed to completely reinvent himself on the guitar, both Manring and Alexander continue to push their skills into unexplored areas. Manring, a former student of Jaco Pastorius, has rightfully taken his place as the premier voice on the bass with a style unto himself. The influence of Frank Zappa is prevalent throughout and is ultimately what makes this band work so well, namely, incredible musicianship sprinkled with just the right amount of absurdity and humor. ~ Robert Taylor Attention Deficit Rock / Experim Idiot King Songs Purchase Idiot King CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Attention Deficit Rock Attention Deficit CD (1998)
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| | Uncle Moe's Space Ranch CD (2001)
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| | Niacin Time Crunch CD (2002)
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| | Porcupine Tree In Absentia CD (2002)
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| | Steve Vai - Live At The Astoria DVDs (2001)
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| | Porcupine Tree Fear Of A Blank Planet CD (2007)
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$10.79 Porcupine Tree: Steven Wilson (guitar); Richard Barbieri (keyboards); Colin Edwin (bass guitar); Gavin Harrison (drums). Additional personnel: Alex Lifeson (guitar); Robert Fripp (sound effects); John Wesley (background vocals). On FEAR OF A BLANK PLANET, ...
| | Ghostface Killah Pretty Toney Album CD (2004)
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$12.95 Guests: Jadakiss,Missy Elliot, Sheek Louch,Styles P,Jackie-O
Personnel: Ghostface Killah (rap vocals); Musiq, K. Fox (vocals); Sheek Louch, Styles P., Missy Elliott, Jackie-O, Jadakiss (rap vocals). Producers include: Emile, True Master, RZA, Minnesota, No ID. Personnel: Wakena Rosado, Keithshawn Williams, Ken Fox, Jadakiss, Missy Elliott, Trife, Allah Real (vocals). Audio Mixers: No I.D; Stephen Glicken; Patrick Viala; RZA; Serban Ghenea. Recording information: 36 Chambers Studios, New York, NY; Audio Vision Recording Studios, Miami, FL; CONTRA Music Studios, New York, NY; D Block Studios, Yonkers, NY; Shutemdown Studios; Sony Music Studios, New York, NY. Ghostface Killah fields questions from reporters on the intro to The Pretty Toney Album, the rapper's first under the just-Ghostface moniker and his first on Def Jam. According to the intro, the Wu-Tang are doing fine and waiting for the right moment to drop their next album, and it's none of your business why Pretty Toney took so long to come out. That's about all Ghostface wants to say about any of the drama surrounding the album. With tracks this good, who can blame him for the "let's get to it" attitude? The Pretty Toney Album has a lack of Wu-related references on it. It's Ghostface's album entirely and all the better for it. It's partly a party album like 2001's Bulletproof Wallets, but freer, more inspired, and tempered with pure street tracks that were missing last time round. Perhaps feeling the lack of hood interest for his last ...
| | Largo Long Journey CD (2008) (Import)
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| | Young Love: The 50'S CD (2006)
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