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Understanding 9/11Heartbreak Pain Cafe [fsz036]
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Captain Beefheart met Chenard for a short recording session. The cute pasty things that came out may be heard as some sort of musical anagrams... Breakbeat heartbreaking anagrams.
The two guys have already worked together once, and created a couple of songs, Tornado [fsz002] and Cruel [fsz004], that you can play from here. And for some more pain, the song Electricity was also released in january 2005 on the compilation People Doing Strange Things With Electricity Too.
The two guys have already worked together once, and created a couple of songs, Tornado [fsz002] and Cruel [fsz004], that you can play from here. And for some more pain, the song Electricity was also released in january 2005 on the compilation People Doing Strange Things With Electricity Too.
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| Home Tornado |
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| Electricity |
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| Again Beginning |
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| Salt Water |
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| Home Tornado (Extended Version) |
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| Barbie Girls |
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Notes
Voice by Captain Beefheart
Music and artwork by Chenard Walcker
cc 2005 Free Sample Zone
Chenard Walcker is a French samplecore artist layering large slabs of pop music, obscure funk, soundtracks, etc. The site offers many albums worth of material as free downloads, as an anti-copyright stance. He also publishes the Free Sample Zone, which is all his material under several monikers, and mostly overlaps the releases under the first link.
Reviews
Reviewer:
yummyjackalmeat
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May 26, 2015
Subject: Listen once then leave it forever
Subject: Listen once then leave it forever
Kind of interesting, but yeah I doubt Don actually met with this guy. They are sampled straight from the album.
Reviewer:
Syncopator
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September 28, 2007
Subject: Lame...
Subject: Lame...
This is no collaboration with Beefheart-- the samples are simply off of several of his recordings-- I recognized them all. Not only that, they haven't been put to very good use-- samples of Beefheart singing but with no correlation of the music to what's been added. What's here would have been better without the Beefheart vocals. About the lamest sample mashups I've heard...
