Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis)
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| - | :[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUL_gcHv0EA Animal Behavior (1992)<sup>Youtube</sup>] | + | '''''Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis)''''' is a [[1992]] album by [[Bill Laswell]]'s everchanging "[[supergroup]]" [[Praxis (band)|Praxis]]. This [[debut]] album features [[Buckethead]] on guitar, [[Bootsy Collins]] on bass and vocals, [[Bryan Mantia|Brain]] on drums, [[Bernie Worrell]] on keyboards and DJ [[AF Next Man Flip]] on turntables and mixer. |
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| - | '''''Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis)''''' is the first album by [[Bill Laswell]]'s everchanging "[[supergroup]]" [[Praxis (band)|Praxis]]. This first album features [[Buckethead]] on guitar, [[Bootsy Collins]] on bass and vocals, [[Bryan Mantia|Brain]] on drums, [[Bernie Worrell]] on keyboards and DJ AF Next Man Flip on turntables and mixer. | + | |
| Transmutation features a wide range of musical styles, all mixed together to make a very diverse and unique album. Styles such as [[heavy metal]], [[funk]], [[hip hop]], [[ambient music|ambient]], [[jazz]] and [[blues]] are blended together to form a strange style of avant-garde, with extended guitar and keyboard solos, and highly improvised passages. | Transmutation features a wide range of musical styles, all mixed together to make a very diverse and unique album. Styles such as [[heavy metal]], [[funk]], [[hip hop]], [[ambient music|ambient]], [[jazz]] and [[blues]] are blended together to form a strange style of avant-garde, with extended guitar and keyboard solos, and highly improvised passages. | ||
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| + | The artwork is by [[James Koehnline]], photography by [[Thi-Linh Le]] and [[liner notes]] by [[Hakim Bey]]. | ||
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| #"Interface/Stimulation Loop" – 2:17 | #"Interface/Stimulation Loop" – 2:17 | ||
| #"Crash Victim/Black Science Navigator" – 3:42 | #"Crash Victim/Black Science Navigator" – 3:42 | ||
| - | #"Animal Behavior" – 7:09 | + | #"[[Animal Behavior]]" – 7:09 |
| #"Dead Man Walking" – 5:14 | #"Dead Man Walking" – 5:14 | ||
| #"Seven Laws of Woo" – 5:05 | #"Seven Laws of Woo" – 5:05 | ||
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| *Recorded at Greenpoint Studios, Brooklyn, New York. | *Recorded at Greenpoint Studios, Brooklyn, New York. | ||
| *Conceived and constructed by [[Bill Laswell]]. | *Conceived and constructed by [[Bill Laswell]]. | ||
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Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis) is a 1992 album by Bill Laswell's everchanging "supergroup" Praxis. This debut album features Buckethead on guitar, Bootsy Collins on bass and vocals, Brain on drums, Bernie Worrell on keyboards and DJ AF Next Man Flip on turntables and mixer.
Transmutation features a wide range of musical styles, all mixed together to make a very diverse and unique album. Styles such as heavy metal, funk, hip hop, ambient, jazz and blues are blended together to form a strange style of avant-garde, with extended guitar and keyboard solos, and highly improvised passages.
The artwork is by James Koehnline, photography by Thi-Linh Le and liner notes by Hakim Bey.
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Track listing
- "Blast/War Machine Dub" – 3:51
- "Interface/Stimulation Loop" – 2:17
- "Crash Victim/Black Science Navigator" – 3:42
- "Animal Behavior" – 7:09
- "Dead Man Walking" – 5:14
- "Seven Laws of Woo" – 5:05
- "The Interworld and the New Innocence" – 6:29
- "Giant Robot/Machines in the Modern City/Godzilla" – 6:38
- "After Shock (Chaos Never Died)" – 16:20
Note: Track 8 starts out with the Giant Robot theme, that is also featured on Buckethead's Bucketheadland album.
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Credits
- Bootsy Collins - space bass, vocals.
- Buckethead - guitar, toys.
- Brain - drums.
- Bernie Worrell - synthesizer, clavinet & vital organ.
- AF Next Man Flip (Lord of the Paradox) - turntable, mixer.
- Recorded at Greenpoint Studios, Brooklyn, New York.
- Conceived and constructed by Bill Laswell.
- ASIN B000000GAR
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