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James Fella ‎– Expanding Gap. Label: Weird Machine ‎– WM-05, Gilgongo Records ‎– none. Format: CD, Album, Stereo. Country: US. Released: 15 Jan 2016. All used material recorded throughout 2010-2012 and originally released as part of a box-set, "Giveaway Pile", which compiled a little over 3 hours of recordings from this time.

Incredible is the third studio album by Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, released in 1968. In contrast to their first two albums, which used cover versions of hit songs for about half their content, Incredible consists entirely of new songs written by the band members themselves and/or their producer, Jerry Fuller. The album landed on the Billboard 200 chart, reaching No. 20, being the group's top charting album.

Roc-A-Fella was just another indie with a dream – and Jay-Z hadn’t yet abandoned his tongue-twisting Fu-Shnickens flow – but they were already perfecting their vision. By the time Jay-Z’s ‘Dead Presidents’ hit the streets in 1996, that vision was a little clearer: the video budget’s on point, the clothes fit the man, and Jay’s slower flow bridged the gap between Nas’ cerebral musings and Biggie’s jiggy crime sagas. The accompanying album, Reasonable Doubt, put the label on the map and remains Jay-Z’s finest full-length. Loading Vide. hristion ‘Full of Smoke’ (1996). The rapper’s highest selling album to this day, it’s full of hits as futuristic sounding as they were catchy. Hard Knock Life’ was the crossover smash, using an Annie-sampling 45 King beat to bring struggle raps to the TRL crowd, but it’s ‘Jigga What Jigga Who’ that forced rap heads to pay attention.

The solo recordings of James Fella can be considered experimental, noise, improvised, drone, avant-garde or any other marginal genre that entail audio work using hard to define sound sources.

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Live in Chicago, 1999, the predecessor to The Gap, struck me as "horrible," "abysmal," and perhaps, "the worst record I've ever heard. How could I fail to consider another album?! Yet, Tim Kinsella and Joan of Arc are back with the minimal, random The Gap. Live in Chicago, 1999 was certainly "abysmal," but that word implies a "bottomless," "fathomless," or "infinite" depth of horrible. How can one proceed further than the infinite?