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Zzaj ProductionsStrange Attractors - Harlan Mark Vale and Dick Metcalf ZP-12 ()

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A very interesting recording from Harlan Mark Vale and Dick Metcalf. Recorded in about 1988 & remastered this year for your listening pleasure.

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This audio is part of the collection: Zzaj Productions

Artist/Composer: Zzaj Productions
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Source: Zzaj Productions
Label / Recorded by: Harlan Mark Vale
Keywords: Jazz+Funk; Improv

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Other Files	Animated GIF Images
Strange Attractors Cover	22 KB
StrangeAttractors_files.xml		7.39 KB
StrangeAttractors_meta.xml		1.11 KB
StrangeAttractors_reviews.xml		1.42 KB
StrangeAttractors_rules.conf		7 B

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Reviewer: Fred G. Sanford - - August 28, 2005
Subject: strange attractors-HM Vale and Dick Metcalf
IS THIS A HOAX?

Reviewer: Arldawgg - - February 16, 2005
Subject: synth city.
Personally, I consider this more jazz+new age than jazz+funk (unless you're talking about some kind of easy-listening funk). More melodically coherent than a lot of what categorizes itself as improv. Track 10 is my favorite. Track 6 is good too (reminds me of a soundtrack to an old video game where you cruise around southern california in a sports car). May be a little too "1988" for some people's tastes, but I found it quite pleasant. I wanted to give this 3 and 1/2 stars but that wasn't an option, so I graded it a 4 on a curve because I feel I can't really compare it to the other stuff I've downloaded.