Dec 7 & 8 - Electric-Blue Math-Funk

[Extended Play]

I. Taking Tiger Mountain {By Strategy} (Brian Eno) 1974

Here's more twisted music from Brian Eno. As his second album, it features less of a poppy sound than its predecessor (Here Come The Warm Jets).[list=1][*]Burning Airlines Give You So Much More (Eno) - 3:15 [*]Back in Judy's Jungle (Eno) - 5:15 [*]The Fat Lady of Limbourg (Eno) - 5:05 [*]Mother Whale Eyeless (Eno) - 5:46 [*]The Great Pretender (Eno) - 5:10 [*]Third Uncle (Eno/Turrington) - 4:50 [*]Put a Straw Under Baby (Eno) - 3:25 [*]The True Wheel (Eno/Manzanera) - 5:11 [*]China My China (Eno) - 4:44 [*]Taking Tiger Mountain (Eno) - 5:33 [/list=1]
II. Left Of Cool (Bela Fleck & The Flecktones) 1998

This was the start of the third period grouping for the Flecktones. With the addition of Jeff Coffin on reeded instruments and keyboards, the group continues with an immediately accessible and alltogether interresting blend of Jazz, Funk, Rock, and Bluegrass.[list=1][*]Throwdown at the Hoedown - 5:09 [*]Communication (Fleck/Future Man) - 4:16 [*]Big Country (Fleck) - 5:31 [*]Sojourn of Arjuna - 5:27 [*]Let Me Be the One - 4:38 [*]Trane to Conamarra - 6:48 [*]Almost 12 - 3:15 [*]Step Quiet - 4:02 [*]Oddity - 5:32 [*]Sleeping Dogs Lie - 4:02 [*]Trouble and Strife - 5:15 [*]Slow Walker - 5:23 [*]Shanti - 5:12 [*]The Big Blink - 7:57 [*]Prelude to Silence - 3:55 [/list=1]
III. Three Of A Perfect Pair (King Crimson) 1984

Third in the 80s trilogy of albums (including previous albums Discipline & Beat, red and blue to this album's yellow), ToaPP is the poppiest of all Crimson albums. Hell, Sleepless even had a video on MTV.[list=1][*]Three of a Perfect Pair - 4:12 [*]Model Man - 3:49 [*]Sleepless - 5:21 [*]Man With an Open Heart - 3:03 [*]Nuages (That Which Passes, Passes Like Clouds) - 4:47 [*]Industry - 7:05 [*]Dig Me - 3:17 [*]No Warning - 3:29 [*]Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Pt. III - 6:07 [/list=1]

[PlayingTheFool]

Hmm...very interesting show. I'll be sure to listen in!