Livestock
41 min · 6 tracks · jazz fusion
Intricate jazz fusion compositions merge complex rhythms with ethereal melodies, creating a captivating sonic landscape.
Why this album works
'Livestock' is notable for its innovative blend of jazz and rock elements, contributing to the progressive fusion movement of the late 1970s. Though not a commercial chart-topping success, it received critical acclaim for its musicianship and complexity, influencing subsequent artists in the genre. The album solidified Brand X's reputation as virtuosos in the realm of jazz fusion.
- Best for
- steady unfolding sonic exploration intricate rhythms for detail-focused listening immersive experience for attentive minds
- Context
- Released in 1977, 'Livestock' was Brand X's third studio album, following their successful release 'Unorthodox Behaviour'. At this point, the band had established themselves as significant players in the jazz fusion genre, showcasing an evolution in their sound and musicianship. This album reflected their growing confidence as they explored more ambitious musical structures and improvisation techniques.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Larry Carlton· Herbie Hancock· Hiroshima
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Nightmare Patrol Standout 7:56
- 2 ‐Ish 8:30
- 3 Euthanasia Waltz Standout 5:26
- 4 Isis Mourning, Part 1 5:36
- 5 Isis Mourning, Part 2 4:41
- 6 Malaga Virgen 9:06
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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