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Taylor McFerrin has a knack for knowing just how many elements he can balance before things topple over, which speaks to his proclivities as a jazz fusionist; but Early Riser is by no means the kind of affair that'll leave you struggling to orient yourself. The majority of the album passes by in a pleasant swirl, to the point that McFerrin's efforts could be mistaken for complacency. For every moment of undeniable beauty, such as "The Antidote" and the moving "Decisions", there are just as many that feel like closing your fist on a handful of sand. When "Degrees of Light" finishes, any imprint it left evaporates immediately with it. Without a strong anchor, much of Early Riser floats away into the atmosphere long before you even notice it's gone. Early Riser by Taylor McFerrin Purchase the album and support Taylor McFerrin Spotify -

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Tracklist: Postpartum - 0:00 Degrees of Light - 3:47 The Antidote (feat. Nai Palm) - 6:32 Florasia - 9:36 4 am - 13:52 Stepps - 14:32 Already There (feat. Robert Glasper & Thundercat) - 19:29 Decisions (feat. Emily King) - 22:29 Blind Aesthetics - 25:45 Place in My Heart (feat. Ryat) - 26:54 Invisible_Visible (feat. Bobby Mcferrin & Cesar Camargo Marino) - 31:46 Pls Dnt Lstn - 36:00 My Queen (Feat. Vincent Parker) - 40:37 Taylor McFerrin

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01 Brownsville Turnaround on the Tex-Mex Border 0:00 02 Pulling Out of Ricardo and the Dusk Is Falling Fast 1:47 03 Six Hours to Louisiana, Black Coffee Going Cold 3:16 04 Dream Time in Lake Jackson 6:17 05 Madrugada Eterna 8:52 06 Justified and Ancient Seems a Long Time Ago 16:33 07 Elvis on the Radio, Steel Guitar in My Soul 17:41 08 3AM Somewhere Out of Beaumont 20:43 09 Wichita Lineman Was a Song I Once Heard 30:08 10 Trancentral Lost in My Mind 36:04 11 The Lights of Baton Rouge Pass By 37:20 12 A Melody From a Past Life Keeps Pulling Me Back 40:54 13 Rock Radio Into the Nineties and Beyond 42:35 14 Alone Again With the Dawn Coming Up 44:02 http://klf.de/

From 1991 release WAXCD 7155. I do not own the contents of this video. I know this one is on YouTube already, but it feels obligatory to upload this alongside the U.S. version of "The White Room" (

"NB... We advise you not to attempt listening to this record without having first turned off the lights and laid your body to rest on the floor. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 'Chill Out' is The KLF's first complete LP. It contains music which the media have already dubbed 'ambient house', a phrase that has been attributed to The KLF as an off-the-cuff remark spoken to a journalist. Ambient house seemed as good as anything to call it and the phrase became a genre. Up til now, The KLF have created dance music ahead of its time and their classics 'What Time is Love' and '3 AM Eternal' were an integral part of the 'rave' scene throughout the summer of 1989. 'What Time is Love' was so popular that it engendered over ten cover versions, mostly on the continent, and The KLF released an LP of some of the best of these called 'The What Time is Love Story'. 'Chill Out' is definitely not dance music. It is music that grew out of spending 12 hours at a rave, dancing nonstop all night, and then needing to ease back into the reality of Sunday morning whilst shedding energy load. Chilling out. After the ultimate up of Italian House (e.g. Black Box) there was nowhere else to go. Ambient house contains the subliminal traces of dance mixes with the soothing sounds of nature and calmative music. So what, you might ask, does this have to do with sheep? The KLF have discovered in working with the guest vocalist sheep on 'Chill Out' that sheep, far from being mindless, lazy animals of easy virtue that is their stereotype, are spiritually highly-evolved creatures who are totally at one with their universe. If you doubt this, just gaze at the cover of 'Chill Out' whilst listening to it and share the serenity."

13 track album