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Артист:	Axiom Funk
Альбом:	Funkcronomicon, 1995
Жанр:	Jazz-Funk, Rock, Reggae
Формат файла:	eac/ape/cue/covers
Ссылка 1:	CD 1 7 clicks
Ссылка 2:	CD 2 4 clicks
Нахождение:	eDonkey
Примечание:	Island Records 524 077-2

Producer Bill Laswell's Axiom project Axiom Funk was launched under the auspices of a "supergroup," and was certainly one of the most far-reaching and vibrant collections of funk to emerge — astonishingly long after the genre's heyday. P-Funk keyboardist Bernie Worrell was initially the flashpoint for the project's Laswell/Parliament/Herbie Hancock core, his associations fortuitously coalescing just as Laswell was striving to expand his Axiom empire. Bringing together key players from all decades, he then twisted the mix with clever combinations of newly recorded material and sessions recorded long ago but never released. The Sly Stone tracks were recorded during Maceo Parker's All the Kings Men period, while the Eddie Hazel tracks were among the last he ever recorded, shortly before his death in late 1992. In all its guises, however, Funkcronomicon is a masterpiece. From the old-school jams of George Clinton, Bootsy Collins, Worrell, and Hazel to Hancock's jazzed-out funk and the righteously fresh sounds of reggae rhythm section Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare, this fat double disc really packs a punch. Add the alternative rock stylings of Anton Fier, best known for his work with the Feelies and the Golden Palominos, and the resulting brew is almost unbelievable. Tracks previously released — "Cosmic Slop," "Pray My Soul," "Sacred to the Pain," "Sax Machine," "Telling Time," and "Tell the World" — are cunningly interspersed with new and unreleased material. And, in the end, although old and new schools rub smooth shoulders, it's hard to tell where one ends and another begins. — Amy Hanson

1. Order Within the Universe (DXT/Laswell/Worrell) - 3:17
2. Under the Influence (Jes Grew) (Clinton/Colling/Dunbar/Laswell/Shakespeare) - 5:45
3. If 6 Was 9 (Hendrix) - 6:00
4. Orbitron Attack (Cook) - 12:29
5. Cosmic Slop (Clinton/Worrell) - 5:15
6. Gree-Base (Godzillatron Cush) (Collins/Laswell/Weeden) - 5:43
7. Tell the World (Collins/Parker/Stewart) - 3:53
8. Pray My Soul (Cook) - 5:08
9. Hideous Mutant Freekz (Clinton/Collins/Laswell) - 7:25
10. Sax Machine (Byrd/Collins/Parker) - 7:47
11. Animal Behavior (Buckethead/Collins/Laswell) - 7:09
12. Trumpets and Violins, Violins (Hendrix) - 3:38
13. Telling Time (Skopelitis) - 4:57
14. Jungle Free-Bass (Collins/Laswell) - 5:38
15. Blackout (McKnight) - 3:44
16. Sacred to the Pain (Cook/Hassan) - 4:54

Это надо слышать...

This post has been edited by SecTa on 20-03-2004, 17:32

ОЧЕНЬ интересно
Обложка особенно интригует
Качаем!

Это Билл Ласвелл (Bill Laswell) бассист, часто играет вместе с Herbie Hancock. Он всегда собирает известных музыкантов. Этот диск я не слышал, но должно быть интересно. Под маркой Axiom выходил ещё диск 94-го года, назывался Material "Hallucination Engine". Играли Вайн Шортер, Шанкар, Закир Хуссейн, Трилок Гурту и ещё куча народу.

Это скорее Jazz-fusion, надо было его в джазовый отдел.

Спасибо!

Ну, если релизер с тобой солидарен и не против, то мона и в джаз перекинуть

источников не видно

интересно -это только у меня ?

Не только ...

http://netlab.e2k.ru/forum/index.php?showt...st&p=241556