MP3 Pseudo Buddha - 3 Months in Fat City
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Psychedelic, groove driven, acid rock.
4 MP3 Songs
WORLD: Middle East, JAZZ: Acid Jazz
Details:
"Fat City" is the fourth in Pseudo Buddha's Hooka Jooka series of live recordings. Culled from four sets and recorded live to two-track with some editing and mastering, but no overdubbing. This disc features a stellar line-up of the band that has been around since April of 2002.
The familiar elements of electronic music, jazz, Indian raga and free improvisation are all there, but overall the sound has shifted towards (non-cliché) rock and slightly away from the long drone passage that have been a Pseudo Buddha trademark.
"Fat City" marks the recorded Buddha introduction of homemade instruments including the Ang-Chang, the Oudcaster as well as the more conventional G3 laptop and soprano sax. It's also the debut of new members John Cortez, on bass. Don Stewart on percussion and Joe Reyes on Oudcaster. You owe your ears the workout.
4 MP3 Songs
WORLD: Middle East, JAZZ: Acid Jazz
Details:
"Fat City" is the fourth in Pseudo Buddha's Hooka Jooka series of live recordings. Culled from four sets and recorded live to two-track with some editing and mastering, but no overdubbing. This disc features a stellar line-up of the band that has been around since April of 2002.
The familiar elements of electronic music, jazz, Indian raga and free improvisation are all there, but overall the sound has shifted towards (non-cliché) rock and slightly away from the long drone passage that have been a Pseudo Buddha trademark.
"Fat City" marks the recorded Buddha introduction of homemade instruments including the Ang-Chang, the Oudcaster as well as the more conventional G3 laptop and soprano sax. It's also the debut of new members John Cortez, on bass. Don Stewart on percussion and Joe Reyes on Oudcaster. You owe your ears the workout.
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