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| 1. | All I Know Is Tonight
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| 2. | Stardust Hotel
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| 3. | For All You Happy People
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| 4. | Reminders
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| 5. | Swedenborgske Rom
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| 6. | Day
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| 7. | Another Day
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| 8. | Suomi Finland
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| 9. | Mikado
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| 10. | Oslo Skyline
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| 11. | Animal Chin
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| 12. | I Could Have Killed Him In The Sauna
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| 13. | Airborne
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| 14. | Animal Chin
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| 15. | Day
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| 16. | All I Know Is Tonight
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| 17. | Synchronize Yr Watches
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To celebrate their 15 year anniversary, the band has put together the first ever live documentation of their career. The concert was filmed at Cosmopolite in Oslo, Norway in 4th April 2005. Also includes exclusive interviews with the band & all the videos the band ever made.
The concert was directed by Marius Revold with a big film crew making this a spectacular concert film. Also included on the DVD is exclusive interviews with the band member as well as all the videos the band has ever made. And as if this was not enough, there is a special bonus track here that has never been released, but strangely enough there was made a video for this track (!). So you get a new video and a new track all in one, the beautiful 'Synchronize Yr Watches'.
Jaga Jazzist
Active Decades: '00s and '10s
Genre: Jazz
Styles: House, Modern Big Band, Progressive Jazz, Jazz-House
Plenty of your hipper bands might vary their influences list with acts like Tortoise, Charles Mingus, and the Neptunes just to prove they are cool. With the risky, sprawling, and somehow serene Jaga Jazzist, you can actually hear it. The ten-piece jazz-meets-electronics band from Norway came to life in 1994 when their main brain and songwriter, Lars Horntveth, was only 14. Two years later their debut album, Jævla Jazzist Grete Stitz, appeared, and Norwegians got their first taste of the band's combination of jazz chops and electronic quirkiness. Two years after that the Magazine EP appeared, but it was 2001's A Livingroom Hush that grabbed all the attention due to rave reviews and distribution by Warner Bros. in their homeland. Coldcut's label, Ninja Tune, picked the album up for worldwide distribution in 2002 and BBC radio listeners crowned it the Jazz Album of the Year. The remix-based Animal Chin appeared at the end of 2002 and was followed in 2003 by Stix, an album that found the band using more electronics without the help of remixers. What We Must followed in 2005 before a five-year break took the band out of the studio and off the road. Jaga Jazzist returned in 2010 with One-Armed Bandit, featuring new recruit Stian Westerhus on guitar.
---David Jeffries, All Music Guide |
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