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Gonervill

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Download links and information about Gonervill by Gonervill. This album was released in 2001 and it belongs to Electronica, Hip Hop/R&B, Rap genres. It contains 20 tracks with total duration of 01:06:46 minutes.

Artist: Gonervill
Release date: 2001
Genre: Electronica, Hip Hop/R&B, Rap
Tracks: 20
Duration: 01:06:46
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Voodoo 4:56
2. Infiltrating Assassin 3:22
3. On & On 3:16
4. Don't Bite Contradiction Bomb 3:29
5. Cut Up Brain 2:24
6. Unseen Worlds 3:18
7. Longyness 1:41
8. Smokey Joe 2:28
9. Let's Go Say Hi 3:32
10. Drum Machines Live 2:29
11. J.G. Interlude 1:03
12. Cloud of Confusion 3:56
13. Fear Is the Killer 4:08
14. Panic Attack 4:50
15. Sun At Your Back 4:06
16. Euro 4:04
17. No Forcefield 4:20
18. Nurds 4:10
19. Ravers' Revenge 1:34
20. Muad' Dib 3:40

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Here's an unusual lineup for you. Gonervill is a trio consisting of a drummer (Brain of the Limbomaniacs, Praxis, and Primus) and two turntablists (Extrakd and Eddie Def). Of course, they do get a little help from guitarists Buckethead and M.I.R.V. (and that sure does sound like Bill Laswell on bass on a couple of tracks). But the focus is on Brain's sturdy, funky beats and the mind-blowing turntable skills of Eddie Def and Extrakd. The album hits a high point early on with the densely constructed "Infiltrating Assassin," but maintains a surprisingly consistent level of quality throughout; the psychedelic guitar work on "Unseen Worlds" blends nicely with a welter of manic cuts and scratches from the turntable crew, while the moderately creepy "Fear Is the Killer" takes a breakbeat that sounds as if it was recorded at the Black Ark and combines it with Bernie Worrell-flavored organ parts and a nasty, shuddering bassline. The album closes with "Muad' Dib," a slow and funky Buckethead showcase that draws equally on North African flavors and old school hip-hop. Fans of breakbeat and turntable artistry will ignore this one at their peril.