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Forever Einstein Jazz-Rock Prog Rock Free Improvisation 2000

Genre:	Jazz / Rock
Performer:	Forever Einstein
Title:	Down With Gravity
Style:	Jazz-Rock, Prog Rock, Free Improvisation
Date of release:	2000
MP3 album size:	1773 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1102 mb
WMA album size:	1690 mb
Digital formats:	FLAC AA MP2 DMF VQF AU TTA

Tracklist

1	Maybe Spending The Rest Of Your Life In A Madhouse Will Teach You Some Manners	5:43
2	My Mule Wouldn't Walk In The Mud So I Had To Put 17 Bullets In Her	5:51
3	You Want Fries With That?	5:00
4	My Wife's Ex-Husband's Grandfather's Bowler Is Now Mine And I Never Wear It	7:04
5	Minimalism Is Not Incompatible With Density	2:54
6	With A Car Like That You Must Be Knee Deep In Whores	3:26
7	Tell The Little Man With The Big Head The Bank Is Closed!	3:00
8	Fruit Pie Salesman With A Whoopee Cushion Living In Witchita Falls Or Wow! If Your Fly Weren't	19:38
9	I'm Going To Cut The Soles Off My Shoes Sit In A Tree And Learn To Play The Flute	6:19
10	Better To Be Early Than Lift Your Leg	8:11

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Barking Spider Studios
Mixed At – Barking Spider Studios
Mastered At – SAE Mastering
Pressed By – DOCdata New England

Credits

Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Sitar [Electric], Sounds, Tape – Chuck Vrtacek*
Arranged By – Forever Einstein
Bass – Jack Vees
Design [Cover] – David Greenberger
Drums – John Roulat
Mastered By – Matt Murman
Producer, Mixed By – Jack Vees, John Roulat, Marty Carlson
Recorded By, Mixed By – Marty Carlson
Written-By – C.W. Vrtacek (tracks: 1 to 6, 8 to 10), John Roulat (tracks: 7)
Written-By [Live Bass Solo] – Jack Vees (tracks: 8)

Notes

Recorded and mixed at Barking Spider Studio, October & November, 1999.

Cat.# is RUNE 136 on spines; Rune 136 on disc.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 0 45775 01362 6
Barcode (String): 045775013626
Matrix / Runout: RUNE 136 <02> DOCdata New England
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L761
Mould SID Code: ifpi 1Z08

Vozilkree

This is the fourth album from the Connecticut-based instrumental trio Forever Einstein. Guitarist Chuck Vrtacek wrote most of the material, which calls upon the formidable chops of all three players. This music also embraces a hefty amount of compositional smarts and humor. Bass guitarist Jack Vees and drummer John Roulat are not limited to solely rhythm section duties, as they pop in and out of every other layer in the music. The recording is crisp and clear, with Roulat's cymbals ringing with a particularly warm presence. As has become the band's custom, the song's titles (clearly devised after the fact), are fanciful, cerebral, and lengthy--each one being, in fact, a sentence of its own. This music mixes overt experimentation with progressive, highly-composed structures and good rocking fun.Review by yar