Tunnels / Art of Living Dangerously, the
Album: Art of Living Dangerously, the   Collection:Jazz
Artist:Tunnels   Added:Sep 2004
Label:Buckyball Records  

A-File Activity
Add Date: 2004-09-27 Pull Date: 2004-11-29 Charts: Jazz
Week Ending: Nov 21 Nov 7 Oct 24 Oct 17 Oct 10
Airplays: 2 1 2 1 2

Recent Airplay
1. Dec 04, 2004: Morning Glory
Prisoners of the Knitting...
4. Nov 05, 2004: Memory Select
Barrio
2. Nov 19, 2004: Memory Select
Tunnels
5. Oct 22, 2004: Memory Select
Prisoners of the Knitting Factory Hallway
3. Nov 18, 2004: Umami Jazz Program
Tunnels
6. Oct 21, 2004: Umami Jazz Program
Tunnels

Album Review
Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2004-09-28
Prog fusion with a sci-fi funky touch, this time in a live setting. The CD actually reprises several of the tracks from the "Tunnels" disk, but whatever -- it's still nice stuff. Lots of synth chords and swirlings anchored by Percy Jones' fast, gutteral bass lines. Cool special guests -- Mark Feldman (violin, tracks 7, 8); John Goodsall (Jones' cohort in prog band Brand X) on guitar, track 7.

Mostly fast tempos and high energy.

1- Fast jumble, lots of phases. Long intro.
2- Relatively slow; lots of spiraling chords.
3- Evil-toned chugging. Starts quiet, builds energy and speed
4- Bass showcase! Sparse and fast, with Percy showing off.
5- Funky in a steely way. Guitar shredding later on.
6- Sneaky bass crackle; overall subtle feel but fast pace
7- Soaring fusion sound. With John Goodsall (ex-Brand X) on guitar
8- Percussive and light, with chiming vibes. Spacey planetarium intro.
9- Fast driving clip interrupted by slow, spacey interludes
10- Bouncing, jangly. Quiet but fast drum solo.

Track Listing
1. Tunnels   6. The Syzygy Incident
2. Frank's Beard   7. Wall to Wall Sunshine
3. Barrio   8. Lilly's Dolphin
4. Flavor   9. Bad American Dream the 43RD
5. Prisoners of the Knitting...   10. Inseminator