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| 1. | VTT
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| 2. | Subzero
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| 3. | The Litigants
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| 4. | Puhtainin' Thu...
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| 5. | Drums Stop, No Good
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| 6. | Catch Me If U Can
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| 7. | Nairobe Express
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| 8. | Who Knew?
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| 9. | Time Tunnel
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| 10. | Chakmool-Ti
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Jazz / Fusion
Recorded: Jan 10-24, 2000, Tommy Tedesco Studio, Los Angeles, California
Victor Wooten - vocals, bass
Scott Henderson - guitar
Steve Smith - drums
Talk about a power trio! Emphasizing the ROCK half of jazz-rock fusion, Vital Tech Tones brings together three monster players of the genre, blends their creative juices and virtuosic abilities, and creates a truly vital sound that reinvigorates and re-establishes fusion as a viable part of the musical landscape. Most of the songs on this recording started with drummer Steve Smith giving his rhythmic ideas to bassist-extraordinaire Victor Wooten, who developed a groove over which guitarist Scott Henderson worked melodies and harmonies. Such a simple, straight-forward, jam-oriented process is risky, but these three have the goods to pull it off, in the process creating a fresh electric music unique for its time.
Although VTT has been a studio-only side project for these three, they interact here as though they've been on the road together for several years. It's loud, it's raw, and it's awesome -- just what aging baby boomers need to cure their smooth jazz blues, just what generation X-ers need to take them away from the tedious sameness of the alt-rock world.
---Jim Newsom, allmusic
Includes liner notes by Bill Milkowski |
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