Artist.......: Orgone
Album........: The Killion Floor
Label........: Ubiquity
Genre........: Funk
Catnr........: URCD 219
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Oct-23-2007
str.date.....: 000-00-0000
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: http://www.ubiquityrecords.com/
track title time
01. Easin (Introlude) 01:10
02. Who Knows Who 03:36
03. Sophisticated Honky 04:57
04. Do Your Thing 04:01
05. A Wot 05:33
06. It's What You Do 06:15
07. I Get Lifted 07:26
08. Hambone 07:54
09. Dialed Up 06:52
10. Justice League 05:40
11. Funky Nassau 03:43
12. Lone Ranger 03:56
13. Prism Break 01:29
14. Said and Done 04:05
15. Duck and Cover 02:50
16. Crabby Ali 04:39
17. Easin (Outrolude) 02:06
Runtime 76:12 min
Size 87,9 MB
Release Notes:
A monstrous debut from one of the heaviest acts
we've heard in years -- LA's Orgone, easily one of
the most up-and-coming funky combos around!
Although Orgone share a bit with some of the leaner
deep funk groups who've cropped up in the past
decade or so, they've also got a sound that's a bit
more advanced overall -- sort of that
second-generation approach to funk that hit the
scene by the mid 70s, as some of the bigger funk
acts like Black Heat or War moved out of the indie
scene and really started to hit a wider audience!
That doesn't mean that Orgone's commercial at all
-- because they've got a sound that's still as
sharp-edged as any smaller group -- but with a
lineup that's quite large, they're able to
encompass a very wide range of soulful styles --
gritty 45 riffing, slinky Chicano-styled grooves,
Afro Funk, tighter soul tracks, and lots lots more
-- all carried off with perfection throughout. The
album feels like some lost masterpiece on Fantasy,
or possibly some overlooked early 70s major label
funk set on WEA or United Artists