Zick, Damon / We Are Large
Album: We Are Large   Collection:Jazz
Artist:Zick, Damon   Added:Aug 2004
Label:Self-Release  

A-File Activity
Add Date: 2004-08-30 Pull Date: 2004-10-31 Charts: Jazz
Week Ending: Oct 17 Oct 3 Sep 19 Sep 12 Sep 5
Airplays: 1 1 1 2 2

Recent Airplay
1. Oct 12, 2004: The Southern World
Hector, Desmond and Titus
4. Sep 10, 2004: No Cover, No Minimum - Fo Plays the Numbers
#3 (Third)
2. Oct 01, 2004: Still No Cover, No Minimum
Hector, Desmond and Titus
5. Sep 05, 2004: Oh Messy Life
Hector, Desmond and Titus
3. Sep 18, 2004: Morning Glory
R.T.
6. Sep 03, 2004: Jamorama Select
Always at Least Two Sides

Album Review
Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2004-08-30
Mainstream jazz. Accessible stuff with some nicely constructed soloing. Fronted by sax and trumpet, with lots of piano that "softens" the sound a bit (especially on ECM-like tracks 2, 5, and 6). Overall friendly vibe with some fresh ideas.

The band hails from L.A. Zick is a member of the Industrial Jazz Group.

1- Midtempo, Spanish tinge to the horns. Nicely open solos.
2- Breezy piece featuring piano. Starts slow and heats up.
3- Mid/fast with jaunty blues feel
4- Happy, mid/fast, fun. Drums all over the place.
5- ECM-like: Sparse and slow. Builds nicely to a dramatic end.
6- Even more ECM-like: Upbeat and softish with bright piano
7- Sad sax and piano. Slow.
8- Upbeat mid/fast stuff, old-fashioned feel. Manic ending.
10- Funky and midtempo, with a dry-snap snare beat.
11- Soft smoky-lounge piece

Track Listing
1. Hector, Desmond and Titus   7. Playing Buckets
2. Always at Least Two Sides   8. Hill Country
3. R.T.   9. Ernest
4. Mr. Eags   10. We Are Large
5. #3 (Third)   11. Pop. Ha.
6. Tour 2   .