Safe as Milk Replica
by Al Lover
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Digital Album
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Sure 'Nuff "N Yes, I Do
04:00
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Zig Zag Wanderer
02:43
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Call on Me
02:28
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Drop Out Boogie
02:04
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I'm Glad
02:50
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Electricity
02:38
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Yellow Brick Road
01:35
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Abba Zaba
02:37
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Plastic Factory
03:08
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Where there's Woman
03:32
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Grown So Ugly
02:15
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Autumn's Child
03:18
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about
In Honor of the late great Captain Beefheart, Al Lover presents his latest work 'Safe as Milk Replica', a distorted reworking on the amazing first LP by Captain Beefheart & his Magic Band. With each track sampled from a different song from the original record, Al Lover has created something all his own, a dusty, psychedelic, boom-bap journey into the past.
From the chunky, off kilter head nodding revision of "Zig Zag Wanderer", a fuzzed out drunken echo chamber of a track, to the driving exotic rhythms and erie 78 era phonographic tones of "Grown so Ugly", which sounds like an acid trip to the Middle East, 'Replica' throws Instrumental Hip Hop, Psych, Electric Blues & S.F. Garage, into a blender and force feeds you the Slop produced.
Created in one week of all nighters, heavy alcohol consumption, and paranoid reclusiveness the results are both gruesome and beautiful - drowned with delay, beat to death by distortion, and hung out to dry on a tambourine. A heavy cloud cover of sonic bombardment cut by thunderous crushing drums, the album is a hologram of the original seen through a shattered mirror reflecting into eternity.
Play it loud, and raise a toast to Don Van Vliet!
For downloads and more information please visit:
www.coolallover.com
From the chunky, off kilter head nodding revision of "Zig Zag Wanderer", a fuzzed out drunken echo chamber of a track, to the driving exotic rhythms and erie 78 era phonographic tones of "Grown so Ugly", which sounds like an acid trip to the Middle East, 'Replica' throws Instrumental Hip Hop, Psych, Electric Blues & S.F. Garage, into a blender and force feeds you the Slop produced.
Created in one week of all nighters, heavy alcohol consumption, and paranoid reclusiveness the results are both gruesome and beautiful - drowned with delay, beat to death by distortion, and hung out to dry on a tambourine. A heavy cloud cover of sonic bombardment cut by thunderous crushing drums, the album is a hologram of the original seen through a shattered mirror reflecting into eternity.
Play it loud, and raise a toast to Don Van Vliet!
For downloads and more information please visit:
www.coolallover.com
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released 28 December 2010
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Al Lover is a producer from San Francisco. Over the last few years he has gained much notoriety for his melding of garage ... more and psychedelic rock into spacey boom bap style hip hop instrumentals. Combining crunchy drums, shaky percussion, chopped samples from genres unexplored by most producers, and the use of multiple effect pedals, Al Lover has created a sound all his own. less
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Jun 01San Francisco, CA
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