Yin-Yang

This cd is very hard to find in music stores in Indonesia, this is a great CD and the i like this artist. I received this CD just in time. Thank you.

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Yin Yang" from living bass legend, the incomparable and inimitable Victor Wooten offers more of that wholesome bass goodness, that we all love and listen in amazement at, combined with a couple of swing-and-miss-like-a-blindfolded-drunkard tracks.Some of the tracks on this double album, 'Hip Bop', 'Hormones in the Headphones', 'Imagine This", to name a few, are as good as anything Wooten has ever produced, being creative, tight, and well composed. Others, namely all the tracks featuring his daughter Kaila, are a bit too creative and not really that nice to listen to. This is cute, and those tracks are fun to listen to. Once. They should be on the album of course, but they are easily skipped once you've heard them once.As on most of Wootens albums, a lot of guest performers bring their music and style to the CD. Worth of special mention here is the effulgently and incredibly funky Bootsy Collins on "What Crime is it?". That man is the physical manifestation of funk.In short: the vocal stuff on "Yin Yang" isn't all that impressive, but the bass playing is. There's no denying that. In these hi-tech days, just get the CD and transfer all but a few of the songs to your MP3 player and off you go with solid funk/soul/jazz/bass in your ears. Definitely recommendable.

Another stunning album from the legend Victor Wooten. I recommend getting the DVD `Victor Wooten And Carter Beauford - Making Music' which gives you an insight into how the album was made and makes you really appreciate the fantastic musicians on this album.