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Chinese Puzzle : Archeology
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\"They completely lift musical borders, they are the true anarchists of sound. Since Captain Beefheart knocked off the crown of music with Trout Mask Replica, no band has excited me more. They resemble a musical explosion whose vibrations we will only in
Genre: Jazz: Jazz Fusion
Release Date: 2001
Archeology
Chinese Puzzle
Record Label: Dark Roots
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Dem Bones 6:52 $0.99
Bus Stop 6:16 $0.99
Caravan 5:04 $0.99
Ballad of Hollis Brown 5:48 $0.99
Pretty Ballerina 6:55 $0.99
My Favorite Things 6:45 $0.99
Things We Said Today 4:12 $0.99
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Album Notes

\"They defy any description, as they are so unique. I at least never heard the like! If you can imagine JOHN COLTRANE A LA PUNK, perhaps then you\'ve come quite near to this record. But suddenly again there\'s the heavy slashing of the Cream dropped in, which almost immediately is interspersed with Free Jazz elements.\" G. Beez, Gorilla Beat (W. Germany)

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REVIEWS

Interresting guitar improvisation
author: Torben
The numbers on this CD are improvisations over a number of simple grooves, using a guitar with a lot of fuzz and backed by bass and drums. The grooves, the sound, the backing, and most of the guitar work is quite good; but one thing is missing: Variation. All songs have the exact same sound on all instruments. All start with some repetitions of the groove, then the guitar graduately adds variations until the groove is no longer present, then returns to the groove again. Some variation in sound and style would be welcome. Also, rather than improvising the hole thing, some coordinated changes (breaks/bridges/etc) would be nice. The first track (which is the only one made entirely by CP) has a better groove and more nerve than the rest. With a set of self composed tracks, a couple of new guitar pedals, and using the bass and drums for more than just backing, I think they could go much further.
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