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Music : What's the Deal
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What's the Deal by: ulu |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0711496002729 Format: Live Label: Catapult Manufacturer: Catapult Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Catapult Release Date: March 12, 2002 Studio: Catapult Sales Rank: 261625 Disc 1: Related Items: Related Items:      see moreBrowse for similar items by category:
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 Rating: - Lots of sinew - tons of funk!Bought on the recommendation of a friend who caught them live this album has certainly lived up to expectations. It's one of those CD's that gives up its best moments with repeated playing.The deal is an interplay between Scott Chalosen (various keyboards) and Aaron Gardner (Sax and flute) driven on by a rock solid rhythm section that is by parts funky and jazzy, but always solid and propel when needed, but can empathetically hang back as well. The pieces are extended work outs round a series of themes, but what makes it work so well is the strength of the material. Add to that a sense of internal dynamics with space given for everybody to develop their own parts, and it builds into something very special.My favourites are "Jitterfried" a 7.08 ... Read More: Rating: - Get up for the down strokeWell, well, well. I've had this disc for about two months now and I listen to it way too much. The first big change is the deletion of guitarist Luca Benedetti from Ulu's lineup. Regardless of the impetus for this switch, the new sound is much tighter and more vital. This album has a very unique feel to it that takes a decided step away from a more contrived, less mature style of the first album. Ulu really comes into their own here as a creative unit that defies categorization with the myriad cookie-cutter funk acts that have become prevalent in the last ten years. Oh, and if you've been reading reviews for the other albums, Ulu does not sound like Phish. They work with a pervasive brooding coolness that is much more reminiscent of herbie ... Read More: |
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