#98 The Deepest Dreams Of Jamaaladeen Tacuma

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	1.	The Deepest Dreams Of Jamaaladeen Tacuma 17:16
	2.	Kunst! 10:32

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When it's all said and done, this is just one big piece with multiple sections and sidetracks, all culled from a single, lengthy session. However, we couldn't be bothered to come up with another half-dozen titles to give it all clarity, but you'll catch on. It's really just another long-form, name-dropping excuse to concoct unclassifiable noise. Almost 30 minutes that didn't exist until it was willed into being, then forgotten, and never attempted again. Our apologies for sullying the good name of a universally established and beloved bass-playing monolith. If, by chance, you're the curious sort that clicks any random track you might happen to come across, we recommend sticky Thai and noise-cancelling headphones for this one.

1. The Deepest Dreams Of Jamaaladeen Tacuma (17:16)
2. Kunst! (10:32)

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released November 19, 2023

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We're Late For Class: Live, improvisational college collective, w/ a dozen rotating members who are anti-contract, pro-herb & avid cut-and-pasters. 99+ releases & counting.

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