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 Introducing . . . . - The Perceptions
 Introducing . . . . - The Perceptions ... Tracklisting1 Right The Wrong 2 Inside Outside 3 Nicky's Knack 4 Rolling And Tumbling 5 Fathead 6 Running The Risk 7 Loopy Doopy 8 Hurricane Warning Newest Review: ... pretty much what is served on a plate here as each track jams along at a fair old speed and the listener is constantly taken ... more ... somewhere by the drums and sax.
The Perceptions get incredibly funky at time and remind me a little bit of James Brown in some ways, whilst some of the tracks seem a bit too quick or tell a story in themselves without needing vocals, I think the album would benefit from having a singer at certain points and it would help break up the album in a good way because despite it's enjoyable sound, a completely instrumental album can get some listeners down.
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Introducing . . . .
Release Date: 2008 - 11 - 03, Audio CD, Freestyle Records Last Update 05.12.2009 05:43
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Introducing . . . . - The Perceptions: About as funky as London gets (279 words)
by - written on 12/08/09 (Useful, 10 readings)
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The Perceptions are a London based soul/jazz sixtet and Introducing... as you may have already guessed is their debut album, released towards the end of 2008. I'm not particularly knowledgeable when it comes to jazz but I no what I like and I like it fast with lots of rythm and changes in styles of the music, that's pretty much what is served on a plate here as each track jams along at a fair old speed and the listener is constantly taken somewhere by the drums and sax. The Perceptions get incredibly funky at time and remind me a little bit of James Brown in some ways, whilst some of the tracks seem a bit too quick or tell a story in themselves without ... Read the complete review
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