The Michigan DaIly - Monday, March 14. 1994 - 7

Various Artists "The Acid Jazz Test Part I" is a

The Acid Jazz Test
Moonshine Music
Acid Jazz is a hybridization of
jazz, techno, soul and rap, which when
mixed together correctly, raises all of
the included musical genres to an
unexpected level. Not concerned with
pleasing any one musical form, Acid
Jazz juxtaposes differing musical
genres and creates a music that can be
as complex as it is danceable.

collection that gives a fairly
representative view of what American
Acid Jazz is. Differing from its British
counterpart, American Acid Jazz is
more rap and soul oriented, hence
making it more accessible to an
American dance crowd. Acid Jazz's
influences can be seen in many rap
groups such as Tribe Called Quest,
US3 and Digable Planets.
"All I Need" by Jhelisa

successfully combines danceable
beats with a positive theme, while not
sacrificing either. The combination
on this song of vibraphone, piano,
flute and drum beats creates a sound
that could only happen in Acid Jazz.
Unfortunately, some of the other
experiments do not work as well. "A
Headnaddas Journey to the Planet
Adidi-skizm" is a run-on sentence
that goes nowhere. "Kiss Like a
Frenchman" is flat out ridiculous and

"Never Give Up" sounds like a Soul
II Soul cover, which may appeal to
some, butis outof placeon this album.
Even though some of the
experiments went sour, the strength
of the majority of the songs makes
this album more than a worthy
purchase. Not only is it a sampling of
American Acid Jazz, "The Acid Jazz
Test" is a very danceable album that
takes some risks, and comes out ahead.
- Ben Ewy

KRONOS
Continued from page 5
help when they performed her Quartet
No. 4, and the piece did not come off
as well as it could have.
The works by Raymond Scott were
by far the best pieces on the program.
Scott arranged for Kronos threeshort
pieces entitled "Dinner Music for A
Pack of Hungry Cannibals,"
"Powerhouse" and "Twilight in.
Turkey." Scott's use of musical
quotations as subtle humor brought a
chuckle to the audience. All of these

brief but momentous pieces brought
life into the concert.
"Mach." a work by John Oswald,
was more of a humorous statement
than a work to be analyzed. His
technique of audioquoting w as used
extensively. The combination of rock
music with a string quartet was funny
but had no other notable qualities.
Despite its shortcomings, the
concert was a success and the audience
enjoyed themselves. It was great to
see so many young people on Saturday
night and it is important to appreciate
Kronos' effort to increase classical
music awareness.


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