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Bret Hart​/​Jeff McLeod - Dynamic Negativism

by Jeff McLeod

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1.
Crisis Hammers 05:04
2.
Duality Defended Mushily 05:24
3.
It's The Living You've Gotta Worry About 05:53
4.
Melody For Worms 06:55
5.
How To Be Happy In A Void 04:15
6.
Don't Worry About Meat 02:01
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A Stranger Between My Ears 09:05
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Dream Study 01:41
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Worry About Meat 01:32
10.
Finite Use Of Finisimo 02:06
11.
A Deep Breath, A Sigh, A Human Leg 03:02
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Dynamic Negativism 01:34
13.
Another Face For Janus 05:28

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"Bret Hart's collaboration with Jeff Mcleod includes some of the most sonicly devastating recordings in the Duets catalog to date. I think Mcleod is responsible for much of the molten acid rock guitar jamming on the album, and it's a wild experience hearing someone rocking out and letting the acid burn up the fretboard while steadily measured free-improv percussion keeps a robotic pace. But that's the nature of the Duets series and this is a unique entry indeed.

There's also a very cool avant power trio tune with Mcleod ripping it up on the guitar while Bret kicks out rolling bass lines and the percussion continually reminds us that we're at a place much stranger than the Fillmore. This is Rock music as you've likely not heard it before. And fans of sounds straight out of the UFO engine room will be pleased too, as there are oodles of alien electronic tracks to probe your brain with.

Sure, there's lots of spaced out jamming, freaky cosmic electronics, and even some traditional heavy rock... but Hart & Mcleod manage to inject just enough avant-garde free-improvisation to make this decidedly NON-traditional, resulting in a rockin guitar and electronic set that will melt the ears of space freakout fans, while giving them an experience that is quite a ways off the beaten path." - J. Kranitz, Aural Innovations #22 (January 2003)

credits

released August 25, 2020

Originally released in 2002 as part of Bret Hart's Duets Series.

Bret Hart - Sourcetracks recorded at the HipWorks Mobile Tone-Magnet in June of 2002. Bret did the artwork, too!

Jeff McLeod - Final Arrangements completed at The Old Subversive Workshop on 6/21/02

Downloads come with an image file of the original back cover artwork

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Check out the 2020 sequel Philosophical Pessimism!
bhhstuff.bandcamp.com/album/philosophical-pessmism

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