A collection of (mostly) previously unheard (at least in their entirety) cut-ups from mon Uncle Bill way back in the 60s. For me, far from odd, but then, the map is not the territory; or,a chair is not a chair.3 disc set issued 2007.Frieze review of album
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A collection of (mostly) previously unheard (at least in their entirety) cut-ups from mon Uncle Bill way back in the 60s. For me, far from odd, but then, the map is not the territory; or,a chair is not a chair.3 disc set issued 2007.Frieze review of album
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Technically this is funky spoken word jazz hip hop but I'm posting it today. Love this album. You got Disposible Heroes of Hiphoprisy providing the music and sampling William S. Burroughs and Charlie Hunter providing sax. This was a big hit with me and my friends. Totally stonery and surreal and sick at times. But the music is so dope. Whatever happened to Disposible Heroes of Hiphoprisy? ...
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As a self proclaimed music junkie to others... Have you ever bought an album when you knew that you couldn't afford it but you couldn't bring yourself to rationalize that you shouldn't buy it? I used to do this all the time and every once in a while its ugly head rears back up. It's sad and I imagine it's around the same feeling that compulsive gamblers might get sometimes when they feel tha...
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A collection of (mostly) previously unheard (at least in their entirety) cut-ups from mon Uncle Bill way back in the 60s. For me, far from odd, but then, the map is not the territory; or,a chair is not a chair.3 disc set issued 2007.Frieze review of album
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