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Track Listings
| 1. Feel So Good |
| 2. Little L |
| 3. You Give Me Something |
| 4. Corner Of The Earth |
| 5. Love Foolosophy |
| 6. Stop Don't Panic |
| 7. Black Crow |
| 8. Main Vein |
| 9. Twenty Zero One |
| 10. Picture Of My Life |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
The Buckinghamshire Space Cowboy continues to ride his turbo-charged fusion of funk and disco with A Funk Odyssey, the follow-up to 1999's Synkronized. There's the characteristic boogie groove of tracks like "Love Foolosophy" and "Little L", plus a superfly wah wah guitar work-out on "Main Vein". But there are also new departures, showing that JK has been listening to Daft Punk and Basement Jaxx, with the heavier, moody electronic beats of "Don't Panic" and "Twenty Zero One". Most winning, though, on this new album, are the gentler bossanova-tinged rhythms. On the concluding track "Picture Of My Life", for instance, JK shows a more heartfelt, vulnerable side, which goes deeper than fun-loving lines like: "I'm a tiger in a cage/Just set me free". --Lucy O'Brien
Description
Fifth album of acid jazz disco-funk from Jay Kay and co. With lyrics inspired by the breakup of the singer's rela- tionship, it features a heavier, electronic sound on some tracks, as well as a bossanova influence and some sweeping orchestrations. Includes the top 5 single 'Little L'.
The Buckinghamshire Space Cowboy continues to ride his turbo-charged fusion of funk and disco with A Funk Odyssey, the follow-up to 1999's Synkronized. There's the characteristic boogie groove of tracks like "Love Foolosophy" and "Little L", plus a superfly wah wah guitar work-out on "Main Vein". But there are also new departures, showing that JK has been listening to Daft Punk and Basement Jaxx, with the heavier, moody electronic beats of "Don't Panic" and "Twenty Zero One". Most winning, though, on this new album, are the gentler bossanova-tinged rhythms. On the concluding track "Picture Of My Life", for instance, JK shows a more heartfelt, vulnerable side, which goes deeper than fun-loving lines like: "I'm a tiger in a cage/Just set me free". --Lucy O'Brien
Description
Fifth album of acid jazz disco-funk from Jay Kay and co. With lyrics inspired by the breakup of the singer's rela- tionship, it features a heavier, electronic sound on some tracks, as well as a bossanova influence and some sweeping orchestrations. Includes the top 5 single 'Little L'.
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