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MC 900 Ft Jesus Abstract Avant-garde Jazz Cool Jazz Cut-up/DJ Downtempo Industrial Jazz-Funk Jazzy Hip-Hop Leftfield Techno 2013

Performer: MC 900 Ft Jesus
Genre: Electronic / Hip hop / Jazz / Funk / Soul
Album: Live In Vienna — A.D. MCMXCII (Szene Wien — 11 June 1992)
Released: 2013
Style: Abstract, Avant-garde Jazz, Cool Jazz, Cut-up/DJ, Downtempo, Industrial, Jazz-Funk, Jazzy Hip-Hop, Leftfield, Techno
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Rating: 4.3
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Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Radio Station Intro / MC 900 Ft Jesus Interview Presenter – Werner Geier	2:47
2	Falling Elevators	5:02
3	Adventures In Failure	5:52
4	I'm Going Straight To Heaven	4:04
5	The City Sleeps	5:30
6	Truth Is Out Of Style	5:27
7	Killer Inside Me	4:30
8	O-Zone	4:41
9	Spaceman	7:20
10	Radio Station Outro Presenter – Werner Geier	0:46

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Recorded At – Szene Wien

Credits

Design, Art Direction – Kelldicott Ryan Dockham*
Drums – Earl Harvin
Saxophone – Chris McGuire
Turntables – Baby G
Vocals, Trumpet – MC 900 Ft Jesus

Notes

Offered for free download on the MC 900 Ft Jesus official Facebook page.

Cerana

Really high-quality live recording of an MC 900 Ft Jesus gig on his "Welcome To My Dream" tour in 1992 with a live band, including a great drummer, sax/clarinet player, DJ, etc...tight and fantastic jazz grooves abound, and some stellar scratching. The show is at its best when it's only the live band, no presequenced bits from the first album. "The City Sleeps" in particular is amazing: the sax (or bass clarinet?) quotes the same sax elements of Tom Scott's "Today" (cover of the Jefferson Airplane song) that Pete Rock sampled for the Pete Rock & CL Smooth classic "They Reminisce Over You" and loops it underneath Mark's invigorated vocals about arson and nocturnal creepings. Just a fantastic window into the live show of an artist who never really got represented via copious audio recordings of live shows. This is a much-needed document, and clear as a bell.

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