
More Songs About Food and Revolutionary Art
1997 · Detroit techno · techno
Planet E · PE65232
№ 56 on The 250 Best Electronic Albums of the 20th Century
Detroit's most musical mind, doing jazz without playing any
Carl Craig makes machines phrase like jazz on More Songs About Food and Revolutionary Art. Swing, harmonic movement and shifting textures animate the tracks inside structures that could easily have become rigid. It grows rather than arrives, and repays the patience in full.
№ 1 on The 10 Best Detroit Techno Albums
The city's most complete album. Machine funk with real harmonic movement underneath, made by someone who heard techno as jazz and had the writing to back the claim up.
№ 4 on The 10 Best Techno Albums
Craig spent his career insisting this music belonged next to jazz rather than beneath it. Here he stops insisting and does it, with harmonic movement almost nothing else at this tempo attempts, and without ever sounding like a producer showing off his range.
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Tracklist
- 1ES.302:26
- 2Televised Green Smoke6:15
- 3Goodbye World3:32
- 4Alien Talk0:31
- 5Red Lights7:39
- 6Dreamland6:05
- 7Butterfly7:30
- 8Act 20:29
- 9Dominas7:03
- 10At Les6:09
- 11Suspiria4:05
- 12As Time Goes By (Sitting Under A Tree)5:13
- 13Attitude2:59
- 14Frustration6:58
- 15Food And Art (In The Spirit Of Revolution)6:23
- 16Untitled0:34