live in japan, by livehuman

live in japan

by livehuman

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of compilation, lagoona's bliss Elephant mix, scratchBop, BreaksEven remixes, Breaks Even, live in japan, livehuman live, monostereosis: the new victrola method, and 4 more. , and , .

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1.	intro/livehuman Stepup 07:32	buy track
2.	clap yo hands 04:12	buy track
3.	breakbeat 07:49	buy track
4.	guitarS hit percodan 04:28	buy track
5.	no lable Zepplin demix 06:48	buy track
6.	buffalo gals 01:54	buy track
7.	elephant 07:44	buy track
8.	cantos 09:12	buy track
9.	trumpet 04:48	buy track
10.	drummer get wicked 08:24	buy track
11.	1234 04:19	buy track

about

recorded live @ bay side jenny, Osaka Japan November 2003

"In-your-face hip-hop beats with a solid funk attitude layered with turntable screeches and punk jazz"
— XLR8R

"livehuman acknowledge musical tradition only to mold it to their own perverse designs. This is a textbook example of how music progresses."
- Alternative Press

"...this is the kind of record you always wanted Tortoise to make after reading about them."
-The Wire

"livehuman are in a category all their own. They really do bring you the best of both worlds - the organic unpredictability of a live rhythm section, locking horns with the turntable gymnastics of Bulletproof Scratch Hamster Dj Quest."
- Hip Hop Connection

credits

released January 1, 2004

dj quest: turntables
albert mathias: drums
andrew kushin: bass

design - more lively m.

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about

livehuman San Francisco, California

LiveHuman has always been many things to many people: A real-time meeting of technolog and analog, a kick-ass rhythm section with one of the baddest turntablists in the game, a free-improvising collective that channels bebop freedom with the audacity of hip-hop, and a pocket orchestra comprised of DJ Quest, drummer Albert Mathias, and upright bassist Andrew Ross Kushin. ... more