The album, "When Will We Belong" is well worth a listen, like Steve says. I
think the piano solo Steve's referring to is on the track "On The Street"
and it is definitely a blinder - one of those solos that I rewind over and
over every time I listen to the track (it starts at about 3:15, BTW :-))
One thing that did strike me about this album is that where there are both
remix and original versions, the original blows away the remix. I wasn't
really feeling the Fini Dolo mix of "Evolution" that I'd heard previously on
"Footsteps", but the original is one of the real highlights of the album.
The Misa Negra mix of "Reachin' 4 Da Farside" is one of my favourite tracks
of the past few years, but on the basis of this album, I'd absolutely love
to hear what the original sounded like.
..Mark..
----- Original Message -----
From: "t bird" <djt_bird@yahoo.com>
To: <acid-jazz@ucsd.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 1:49 PM
Subject: Re: SK Radicals
> the only thing i've heard has been "evolution", but it
> hasn't left my crate...
>
> -t
> --- Steve Catanzaro <stevencatanzaro@sprintmail.com>
> wrote:
> > Anyone else feeling this release? It is light,
> > tight, and right. If the wicked grooves and nasty b
> > lines don't bring u back, the soulful vocals and
> > catchy songs have to.
> >
> > This one really reaches back to the AJ past and to
> > the nu jazz future all at once. The kind of
> > production you wish Maxwell would get up over. Grab
> > it, turn it up, and give the neighorhood some!
> >
> > (check marc declive lowe's piano solo... nice....) i
> > hope these guys are allowed to grow and develop...
> >
>
>
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