Secrets of the Lost Satellite (Dig) Review

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(More customer reviews)I have been a fan of Ken Andrews since I heard Fantastic Planet for the first time. From Failure to Year Of The Rabbit and now solo, his skill and talent conitnue to shine through.
In a nutshell, this album is simply beautiful. Driven, relaxed, simple and richly textured, it brings everything together resulting in a well rounded audio adventure.
I would itemize the songs for quality but I honestly could not find a stinker on the entire album.
If you liked Ken's previous projects, you will love this album in that it is a good blend of them all with a solid dash of new tricks.

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"Write Your Story", a track Ken co-wrote with JordonZadorozny, strays from what is heard on past Failure, ON, and Rabbitreleases.Somewhere in the musical vein of Air and The Doves, the dreamyundertones of the song echo alongside luxuriant vocals."Jordon and I have worked together a lot in the past, except with theunderlying roles reversed (I was producing him in the past). We both, play,sing, engineer, and produce, so we tend to get into the nitty-gritty ofthings real quick. Jordon is one of the very few people I'm completelycomfortable writing with for my own album. He and I share a writingsensibility that we don't talk about, it just happens. Plus, he completelyunderstands my musical history and what I was trying to achieve on thisalbum. His role was primarily co-producer, but he played quite a fewinstruments on various songs, and he co-wrote probably my favorite song onthe album, "Write Your Story.""Secret Things", one of the album's standout tracks, combines tripped-outstrings with a synth-bass groove creating a demanding, viscerally appeal. Live instruments (drums, piano, and guitar) mingle with electronicelements. Strong, hooky vocals keep the song on course. "In Your Way",another stylistically dynamic track pulls the listener into an eerie,enticing space/dream world.

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Motor Booty Affair Review

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The music the lyrics everything about this particular Album rocked then as it does now. The MOTOR BOOTY AFFAIR was not just well done it was funny without being over the top vulgar. Unlike today's in your face nasty lyrics this was sexual tinted situations with good natured fun thrown in. This was music back when artists knew how to say just enough in a song to inspire your inner freak to take over and fill in ALL the blanks. Trust me the fantasies most people's inner PFUNK Freak create are far more kinky, graphic and strange than the stuff you hear detailed in todays music.
I loved the PSYHOALPHADISCOBETABIOAQUADOOLOOP! Parliament just blows most other music away. Just add George Duke's Dukey Stick and Bootsy Collins Bootzilla (Worlds Only Rhinestone Rock Star Doll Baby Bubba: JUST Wind Me UP!) and you would have a really large funk party. If you like this Motor Booty Affair music For its Fun P-Funkability look also at Parliament's: Tales From The Black Hole... Where Sir Nose and The Star Child have their great battle... It too is halarious.
You will enjoy this if you like PFUNK because you can't do much better feeding your PFunk JONES than buying The Motor Booty Affair. This collection of Exceptionally PFine PFunk is Especially good if you like hanging out with a Mouse Named JAWS or trading water signs with a meirmaid named Rita! If you are really lucky Motor Booty Affair PFUNK will teach you how to swim under water without getting wet! Just Ask Sir Nose De Void Of FUNK he learned How to do that very thing! I told you this album is funny buy it you will hear Exactly what I mean.
Peace to you all
Wolfy

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No Description AvailableNo Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: PARLIAMENTTitle: MOTOR-BOOTY AFFAIRStreet Release Date: 06/05/1990

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