Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: Rent Romus With John Tchicai And The Lords Of Outland Title: Adapt! or Die Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Jazzheads Original Release Date: 5/12/1997 Re-Release Date: 5/6/1997 Genres: Jazz, Pop Style: Avant Garde & Free Jazz Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 786497280421 |
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"Romus and Tchicai ignite when pitted together and complement each other's efforts. Romus' tone is bold — and audacious.on occasion you can hear Ayler's ghost — in his alto playing." — - Frank Rubolino, Cadence — Rent Romus ex... more » |
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"Romus and Tchicai ignite when pitted together and complement each other's efforts. Romus' tone is bold
and audacious.on occasion you can hear Ayler's ghost
in his alto playing."
- Frank Rubolino, Cadence
Rent Romus extends his ethos "to continually be on the path for something new" with the self-explanatory Adapt... or Die!. This recording revamps the Lords of Outland insto a more deviant configuration joined by drummer Dave Mihaly and sousaphonist Jon Birdsong. This project is also blessed with the immense presence of master tenor saxist John Tchicai. The shift in instrumentation provides a punchier, more expansive format for Romus' self-proclaimed "Nordic Viking Jazz" or "Bull in China Shop" attitude toward improv. With a post-grunge audacity, Romus kicks solos that he says come "straight from the groin" -- all of which bodes well for this sonic explorer.
and audacious.on occasion you can hear Ayler's ghost
in his alto playing."
- Frank Rubolino, Cadence
Rent Romus extends his ethos "to continually be on the path for something new" with the self-explanatory Adapt... or Die!. This recording revamps the Lords of Outland insto a more deviant configuration joined by drummer Dave Mihaly and sousaphonist Jon Birdsong. This project is also blessed with the immense presence of master tenor saxist John Tchicai. The shift in instrumentation provides a punchier, more expansive format for Romus' self-proclaimed "Nordic Viking Jazz" or "Bull in China Shop" attitude toward improv. With a post-grunge audacity, Romus kicks solos that he says come "straight from the groin" -- all of which bodes well for this sonic explorer.