Pandemonium

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 01:05:11
Some of these songs are featured in the film and soundtrack "Graffiti Bridge". Also included are snippets of dialogue from the film. The Time: Morris Day, Jerome Benton, Jesse Johnson, Terry Lewis, Monte Moir, Jellybean Johnson and Jimmy Jam. The Time: Jerome Benton (vocals, percussion); Morris Day (vocals); Jimmy Jam, Monte Moir (keyboards, background vocals); Jellybean Johnson (drums, background vocals). Personnel: Terry Lewis (vocals, background vocals); Jill Jones (vocals); Jesse Munro Johnson (guitar, background vocals). Audio Mixer: Steve Hodge . Recording information: Flye Tyme Productions, Inc (09/1987); Jungle Love Studios (09/1987); Paisley Studios (09/1987); Sunset sound (09/1987); The Roy Wilkins Auditorium (09/1987); The Skillet (09/1987); The Time Studios (09/1987). Director: Morris Day. Photographer: Jeff Katz. Arranger: The Time. How frustrating it is that one of the most vital and dynamic bands of the 1980s, the Time, broke up after only three albums. When the Time reunited in 1990 after a six-year absence from the studio, there was excitement as well as cautious optimism in the R&B world. The big question: Would the chemistry still be there? And the answer turned out to be a definite "yes." Humorous, inventive, and unapologetically funky, Pandemonium is an excellent party album that's every bit as strong as its three predecessors. Leader Morris Day is as amusing and confident as ever, and the distinctive unit still used the influence of George Clinton and mentor Prince to great artistic advantage. Those who savored the Time's three previous albums will find that on gems like "Chocolate," "Jerk Out," and the rock-influenced "Blondie" (a fine vehicle for Jesse Johnson's electric guitar), the old magic asserts itself without hesitation. This is a disc that no fan of the Minneapolis sound should be without. ~ Alex Henderson
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