John Zorn teams up with fellow altoist Tim Berne, bassist Mark Dresser and both Joey Baron and Michael Vatcher on drums to perform 17 Ornette Coleman tunes which range chronologically from 1958's "Disguise" to four selections from 1987's In All Languages. The performances are concise with all but four songs being under three minutes and seven under two, but the interpretations are unremittingly violent. The lack of variety in either mood or routine quickly wears one out. After about ten minutes, boredom sets in, although, when taken in short doses, the performances have the potential of shocking (or at least annoying) most listeners. Scott Yanow
Tracklist :
1 WRU 2:38
2 Chronology 1:08
3 Word For Bird 1:14
4 Good Old Days 2:44
5 The Disguise 1:18
6 Enfant 2:37
7 Rejoicing 1:38
8 Blues Connotation 1:05
9 C & D 3:05
10 Chippie 1:08
11 Peace Warriors 1:20
12 Ecars 2:28
13 Feet Music 4:45
14 Broad Way Blues 3:42
15 Space Church 2:28
16 Zig Zag 2:54
17 Mob Job 4:24
Credits :
Alto Saxophone [Left Channel] – Tim Berne
Alto Saxophone [Right Channel], Producer – John Zorn
Bass – Mark Dresser
Drums – Joey Baron, Michael Vatcher
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