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Old 05-10-2011, 12:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Finally, it's Mike Gordon's turn. This album was recommended by ThePhanastasio a long time ago:
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This is an especially interesting album, and I would definitely love to recommend it. This album acts as sort of a "soundtrack" to Gordon's equally avant-garde film, "Outside Out". The artists who contribute to this album are too extensive and varied to list, so I recommend checking 'em out on the Wikipedia page here. There's a taste of a little bit of everything on here; bluegrass, folk, funk, pure psychedelia...it's just an overwhelmingly interesting album. Definitely worth a listen...and then a repeat listen.
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Not a bad album, really. Nothing that spectacular, or cumpantsworthy, but a decent eclectic rock album. Don't know if I'd consider it technically Avant-Garde, but quite solid.
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