Spacetime Continuum - Double Fine Zone (1999) [.flac 24bit/44.1kHz]
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BAND/ARTIST: Spacetime Continuum
- Title: Double Fine Zone
- Year Of Release: 1999
- Label: Astralwerks
- Genre: Acid Jazz, Future Jazz, Ambient, Downtempo, Techno
- Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) 24bit/44.1kHz
- Total Time: 01:03:24
- Total Size: 146.0 MB / 782.6 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Spacetime Continuum – Double Fine Zone
Year: 1999-01-01
Genre: Acid Jazz, Future Jazz, Ambient, Downtempo, Techno
Tracklist
01. The Ring (03:44)
02. Microjam (07:04)
03. Freezone (05:27)
04. Biscuit Face (05:42)
05. Beveled Edge (05:45)
06. Compound (04:48)
07. Spin Out (06:35)
08. One At a Day (05:18)
09. Manaka (06:24)
10. Different Bend (04:56)
11. Further Down the Road (07:41)
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Total length: 01:03:24
January 1, 1999
11 Songs, 1 hour, 3 minutes
℗ 1999 Astralwerks
Review
Echoing the focus on a live, jazzy feel of contemporary works by As One, Ian O'Brien, and Carl Craig, Spacetime Continuum's Double Fine Zone includes sax player Brian Iddenden on several tracks plus Spacetime himself, Jonah Sharp, contributing just about everything else (that is, drums, synth, sampler, and Rhodes piano). Though the "live" feel is mostly a non-event (Iddenden's smooth late-night sax solos are, to be kind, unnecessary), Sharp saves the day with some inventive programming, reminiscent of his last proper full-length, Emit Ecaps. The bubbly effects and lo-energy trance breaks on "Microjam," the static chords mirroring a set of cloudy synthesizer breaks on the highlight "Biscuit Face," and the unsequenced drums and Rhodes shards on "Beveled Edge" all prove that Sharp doesn't need the gimmick of a "jazz" album to make fine music that's more innovative than derivative.
© John Bush /TiVo
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Year: 1999-01-01
Genre: Acid Jazz, Future Jazz, Ambient, Downtempo, Techno
Tracklist
01. The Ring (03:44)
02. Microjam (07:04)
03. Freezone (05:27)
04. Biscuit Face (05:42)
05. Beveled Edge (05:45)
06. Compound (04:48)
07. Spin Out (06:35)
08. One At a Day (05:18)
09. Manaka (06:24)
10. Different Bend (04:56)
11. Further Down the Road (07:41)
______________________
Total length: 01:03:24
January 1, 1999
11 Songs, 1 hour, 3 minutes
℗ 1999 Astralwerks
Review
Echoing the focus on a live, jazzy feel of contemporary works by As One, Ian O'Brien, and Carl Craig, Spacetime Continuum's Double Fine Zone includes sax player Brian Iddenden on several tracks plus Spacetime himself, Jonah Sharp, contributing just about everything else (that is, drums, synth, sampler, and Rhodes piano). Though the "live" feel is mostly a non-event (Iddenden's smooth late-night sax solos are, to be kind, unnecessary), Sharp saves the day with some inventive programming, reminiscent of his last proper full-length, Emit Ecaps. The bubbly effects and lo-energy trance breaks on "Microjam," the static chords mirroring a set of cloudy synthesizer breaks on the highlight "Biscuit Face," and the unsequenced drums and Rhodes shards on "Beveled Edge" all prove that Sharp doesn't need the gimmick of a "jazz" album to make fine music that's more innovative than derivative.
© John Bush /TiVo
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