You need form to work at this level of spontaneity and certainty and any frequenter of the outer limits of the European music scene could vouch for the jazz porridge these three have put away
me laughing at one point and assuring my dog not to worry at another
Duncan’s lyrics offer a counterpointing liberation to the machine processes in action here
it helped to give birth to the then-new sub-genre of hip hop
Still Life resurrects a brief
Sun Ra - Rocket Number Nine 10" xx1995 You need form to workAmong Sun Ra's most famous and jet propelled anthems, "Rocket Number Nine" is heard here in one of the earliest renditions from a marathon June 1960 session, with a staggering, swaggering, hip bop beat. Ignition. Liftoff. "Rocket Number Nine Take Off for the Planet Venus, Zoom Zoom! Up in the air! Zoom! Up!" Paired with originally unknown recordings, including the driving, bossa nova infused "Ankhnation" from 1959 and "Project Black Mass" from 1962.