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Label:

Heads Up - http://www.headsup.com/

Serial:

HUSA 9080

Title:

Pieces of a Dream: No Assembly Required

Description:

"No Assembly Required"

Pieces of a Dream

Track listing:

1. It's Go Time
2. Devotion
3. Dyse It Up
4. Yeah Baby
5. Swerve
6. Who U Wit?
7. On Her Wings
8. Summer
9. Want A Piece of This?
10. No Assembly Required
11. Lunar Lullaby

Genre:

Jazz - Fusion

Content:

Stereo/Multichannel

Media:

Hybrid

Recording type:

Recording info:

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Pieces of a Dream: Love's Silhouette

Reviews: 2

Review by hawk August 8, 2006 (3 of 3 found this review helpful)	Performance: Sonics:
I think this album hasn't recieved the attention it deserves..."another contemporary jazz album" doesn't really do justice to this CD. I really did not have high expectations for this SACD. But was pleasantly suprised to find that the music is very nice/easy to listen to but will still get your feet tapping. Some Jazz albums are made solely for the jazz afficinado- this album can be enjoyed by the general listener; I have played it to people who don't listen to Jazz with favourable results. And the multi-channel job is excellent- the back speakers are really put to good use without being too invasive; the music surrounds you like it should with a good SACD. Heads Up, the company that produced this, really did a good job. Anyway, I think there are a lot of Jazz albums out there and this is better than most...definitely a good buy.
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Review by lenw July 18, 2005 (0 of 5 found this review helpful)
Another contemporary jazz album with a number of good reviews on telarc.com.
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