The best 22-second tune you've (n)ever heard!!!!&#

[Rooster_Ties]

Go HERE, and click on the sample (RealPlayer) of the very last tune (track 25), called "Time Races With Emit". The sample is the entire tune (only 22-seconds long), as it was originally recorded.

Programmed on the disc after a lilting ballad (the Koehler-Arlen tune "When the Sun Comes Out"), "Time Races With Emit" smacked me upside the head like nothing I've probably heard since I heard Larry Young's "Mother Ship" for the first time, sometime in early 2002.

Yeow!!!!

[Peter Johnson]

Link ain't workin' for me, RT!

[Rooster_Ties]

Go to http://www.barnesandnoble.com,

and do a search on "Roland Kirk Domino".

Or click HERE (AMG Entry), and then click on this box within the review...

[Guest ariceffron]

The greatest 22 sec song is "Gluing Carpet to your Genitals does not make you a Cantelope" by the LOCUST

[mgraham333]

Rooster, are you sure the sheet music didn't just fall to the floor and the musician continued to play

I have to admit I'm not all that familiar with RRK, but based on the other sound clips I may have to check this one out.

[dave9199]

How about these songs from The Descendents:

All :01 (I bought this just to hear what a one second song sounds like)

No All :02

Weinersnitzel :09

I Like Food :15

[AfricaBrass]

I'm not sure how long this song actually is. I know it might be around the 22 second length.

My nominee for the greatest is: The theme from the tv show Fat Albert. It is one of my favorite songs EVER!

The bass kills me.

:rsmile:

[Aggie87]

The title is on the most recent Verve Master Edition remastering of "Domino", that came out in 2000.

You are correct that it was previously known as "Ad Lib". However the booklet that accompanies the VME statues that this was "erroneously issued as 'Ad Lib' ".

Impressive players on that tune - RRK, Herbie Hancock, Vernon Martin, and Roy Haynes.

[rockefeller center]

I'm not sure how long this song actually is. I know it might be around the 22 second length.

My nominee for the greatest is: The theme from the tv show Fat Albert. It is one of my favorite songs EVER!

The bass kills me.

:rsmile:

Fat Albert Theme Song

[Noj]

R_T: get RRK's three sided dream in audio color, make sure it's the single disk version. Now, THAT last track is a serious mindphuck for the patient person. Just downright SCARY.

BTW, this "Time Races With Emit," it used to be called "Ad Lib" right? Where did the new&improved title come from?

couw, what is the difference between the single disk "3-Sided Dream" and the two-fer with the Yusef Lateef disc?

How 'bout Bootsy's "Preview Side Too"

Those 22 seconds from Rahsaan weren't doing much for me, RT, I imagine it will require repeated listening. A lot of Rahsaan's stuff has been like that for me--he loses me at first, but after repeated listens it makes more sense.

Edited August 6, 2003 by Noj

[rockefeller center]

BS

Edited August 6, 2003 by rockefeller center

[Noj]

Thanks RC,

Not sure about "Side Four", but there is a hidden track on the two-fer disk that is a telephone conversation between Rahsaan and a lady.

Edited August 6, 2003 by Noj

[rockefeller center]

I am a dork. Track #20 is "Conversation" which is also on Separate But Equal: The Case of the 3 Sided Dream in Audio Color/Part of the Search.

[AfricaBrass]

Thanks rockefeller center!

:rsmile:

[rockefeller center]

Most of it is silence and you never know WHEN it's gonna hit you. After a long, long wait there's this loud eerie laughter, then again silence. After another wait you get what's called Telephone Conversation.

#21.

00:00-08:03 silence

08:03-08:28 laughter

08:28-11:16 silence

11:16-12:39 telephone conversation

Is this identical with the LP release? If not, I might have to get it to hear more silence.