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THE REVIEW
And God created the sub-woofer (that's how you spell it, right?).
When God invented the well-tempered clavier, Bach went wild.
When God perfected the dynamics of the piano, Beethoven went all in.
When someone invented the turntable, Elvis was born.
Now, I'm not saying I want to compare this group (they define themselves as a collective) of New York DJs and musicians to anyone, but if you don't have a system that sounds as it should, don't buy this record.
Otherwise, find one.
Vulgar funk like only certain '70s basses knew how to be. All instrumental. The groove that grabs you by the throat. Music that reminds men they have a belly and a butt.
In short, a physical experience. At high volume. Preferably in a residential area.
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Summary by Bot
Organic Grooves - 4 (live in New York) delivers a powerful, instrumental funk experience inspired by the raw energy of 1970s bassists. The music is designed for high-volume listening, emphasizing deep grooves and a physical connection. The review praises the collective's sound and warns that a proper audio system is essential to fully appreciate the album's impact. This record is a visceral celebration of groove and funk culture.
Organic Grooves
Described in DeBaser reviews as a collective of New York DJs and musicians, producing instrumental, groove-heavy funk records.02 Reviews
