Post by rfan8312 on May 17, 2020 1:50:29 GMT
Tony Allen: The Source
I discovered this album about a year ago when listening to a podcast that existed back then called The Oldnew it was dedicated to audio equipment especially headphones and headphone amplifiers. Towards the end of each episode the host was always reviewing one or two albums from which he liked the sound qualities of the recording.
I'd actually never even heard of Tony Allen before hearing mention of him on that podcast. The genre for this album is classified as jazz but what I'm hearing on this album is just so much more engaging than other jazz I've heard that sounded similar to this. This is a fun romp and a banger album with one memorable track after another. No vocals on this one.
Tracks Woro dance, On Fire, Moody Boy are stand odd creations imo.
The creations, the live band feel of this, and how well this is recorded make this a fun gem.
I discovered this album about a year ago when listening to a podcast that existed back then called The Oldnew it was dedicated to audio equipment especially headphones and headphone amplifiers. Towards the end of each episode the host was always reviewing one or two albums from which he liked the sound qualities of the recording.
I'd actually never even heard of Tony Allen before hearing mention of him on that podcast. The genre for this album is classified as jazz but what I'm hearing on this album is just so much more engaging than other jazz I've heard that sounded similar to this. This is a fun romp and a banger album with one memorable track after another. No vocals on this one.
Tracks Woro dance, On Fire, Moody Boy are stand odd creations imo.
The creations, the live band feel of this, and how well this is recorded make this a fun gem.
