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Chicago's Del Rey is certainly one of the more
interesting and rewarding,
as their unpredictable style of playing is an
odd combination of elements
from both rock and jazz. The band differs
from most in that they have not
one, but TWO drummers. This fact alone sets
these fellows apart, as the
layered rhythms are obviously integral to the
overall sound of the band. The
drummers are amazingly in synch with one
another, playing rhythms that are
much more complex than we are used to
hearing in rock music. While the drums
are somewhat manic, the guitars, basses, and
keyboards almost seem to float
in space. Most bands have a simple and steady
rhythm upon which they layer
their instruments and vocals. These guys do
the exact opposite. Of
particular interest is the subdued and hypnotic
"List." This is not
difficult listening...but rather music that
requires an open mind.
Tracklisting
Disc 1
| 1 | Jet Above Water |
| 2 | Pastille |
| 3 | D.C. Snaxter |
| 4 | Malvado I |
| 5 | There Is Some X Such That X Loves |
| 6 | Gone Country |
| 7 | List |
| 8 | Malvado II |
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