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| 1. | I'm Tweeked / Attack of the 20 LB Pizza
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| 2. | Private Earthquake: Error 7
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| 3. | Chauncey
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| 4. | John's Blues
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| 5. | Slink
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| 6. | Darlene's Song
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| 7. | Momoska
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| 8. | Bruce Lee
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Jazz / Rock; Fusion; Post-Bop; Crossover Jazz
Recorded: Jul, 1994, Mad Hatter Studios, Los Angeles, California; A&M Studios, Hollywood, California; Studio Arion, Nice, France; Eden Studios, London, England
Vinnie Colaiuta - various instruments, drums, percussion, programming
Steve Tavaglione - soprano & tenor saxophones
Jeff Beal - trumpet, flugelhorn
Ron Moss - trombone
David Goldblatt - Fender Rhodes piano, synthesizer
Chick Corea - organ
Herbie Hancock - organ
David Sancious - organ
Michael Landau - guitar
Dominic Miller - guitar
Mike Miller - guitar
Neil Stubenhaus - bass
Pino Palladino - bass
Sting - bass
John Patitucci - bass
Tim Landers - bass
Sal Monilla - bass
Bert Karl - percussion
Lou Canova - sound effects
Long-revered session drummer Vinnie Colaiuta jets to fusion's version of The Twilight Zone on his Stretch Records debut, a multi-influential, hardcore player's fiesta rife with moody effects, monster expressions by all his high-powered pals, and decadent experimentation. So, is that good or bad? Depends on your perspective. From a purely artistic point of view, if your listening palette can handle rambling but iron-fisted nuclear power and intrusive samples, then it's a fantastic look into another realm. If organization and focused craft is an issue, if melody is king, it will drive you insane while still provoking you. To focus on the positive aspects: Colaiuta's amazing as an all-around percussionist, serving up a hip-hop, blues atmospheres, even a wailing dance cut ("Momoska"). The guest list, from John Patitucci to Herbie Hancock to Sting, contributes ear-popping extravagance. Michael Landau strokes his strings like an alien comet from Krypton. And the leader even shows a softer side ("Darlene's Song"). Overall, intriguing, though more fun for the musicians involved than for the listener.
---Jonathan Widran, allmusic
Includes liner notes by Vinnie Colaiuta.
Vinnie Colaiuta
Active Decades: '70s, '80s, '90s and '00s
Genre: Rock
Styles: Crossover Jazz, Fusion, Post-Bop
A very versatile drummer, Vinnie Colaiuta is impossible to pigeonhole as just a specialist in only one or two areas. He is capable of playing very credible pop-jazz, or recording with Buell Neidlinger and Marty Krystall in a post-bop quartet. Colaiuta's talents were obvious from an early age. After attending the Berklee School of Music, he worked with Frank Zappa (1978) and then performed with Joni Mitchell for several years. Settling in Los Angeles in 1983, Colaiuta worked for seven years as a very busy studio musician. In 1990 he went back on the road with Sting and in 1994 had his first record date as a leader, the self-titled Vinnie Colaiuta on the Stretch label.
---Scott Yanow, All Music Guide |
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