Negrophilia [The Album]

Ladd, Mike
Thirsty Ear Recordings
General | Feb 2005

Reviews

Popcorn
Reviewed 2005-03-15
Acid-jazz, hiphop and all cut up. Polyrhythms and
impressionistic lyrics about Jazz Age Paris and
their fascination with negroes. Post-futurist
Ladd continues to offer recombinant culture with
Baudrillard's eye to globalism.
Vijay Iyer With jazz drummer Guillermo Brown (Matthew Shipp, William Parker).
A bit Gil_Scott Heron like.
Excellent and engaging. 8 is catchy

1)* herky jerky replaced by boomthud & polyrhythm,
free jazz horns
2)* juggernaut of horns and drums
3)* gentle samply drum n piano etc - 7mins
4) African rhythm drives a rap
5)** rap on the situation today
6) horn duet goes space afro prog
7) mash up 1minute
8)** Beyonce in gold lamme' 3mins
9) repeating piano figure, leisurely nightmare
10) minimal instrumental, chopped up 4 mins
11) a big mess of words and crashing - BANANA! 5mins

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Charting

2005-03-21 — 2005-05-23
Week EndingAirplays
May 29 1
May 22 2
May 15 2
May 8 2
May 1 5
Apr 24 3
Apr 17 3
Apr 10 3

Track listing

1. Field Work (The Ethnographer
2. The French Dig Latinos, Too
3. In Perspective
4. Shake It
5. Worldwide Shrinkwrap (Contac
6. Back at Ya
7. Appropriated Metro
8. Blond Negress
9. Sam and Milli Dine Out
10. Nancy and Carl Go Christmas
11. Sleep Patterns of Black Expa