IN THE LOST SOULS CONVENTION

 

IN THE LOST SOULS CONVENTION
kiss my jazz
november 1997
heavenhotel
jacki billet
elko blijweert
mathias broeckaert
stef kamil carlens
dirk de hooghe
bernardo fernandez
aarich jespers
piet jorens
heyme langbroek
buni lenski
simon lenski
mark meyers
mauro pawlowski
viking dave robertson
sheneik
rudy trouvé
craig ward
contributing artists: daan stuyven
01: slow march through the half oriental side of the bedroom
02: mona lisa overdrive
03: jesus
04: lost souls convention
05: wild at heart
06: chunk
07: carousel
08: silly disco song
09: stained glass
10: baby jazz
11: credit cards
12: warp 7
13: olvidar
14: sarah
15: wild orchid
16: go to hell
17: dead beat town
18: silly jazz song
19: though guys don’t dance
20: chunking mansions
21: it’s a long way to happiness
22: goodnight irene

The second album by Kiss My Jazz, and already noticeably more accessible. There still are some nail-biting, razor sharp songs completely ‘screwed up’ (in the positive way of the word of course), but most tracks are very audible- even for your moms and dads. There’s a lot more jazz on this album too, as well as some nutty pop tunes.
Personal favorites are the jazzy Mona lisa overdrive, Star Trek tribute Warp 7, the beautiful jazzy single Stained glass and the hilarious Wild orchid, where Viking Dave Robertson and Craig Ward show off their stand-up comedy talents, plus it has a great, atmospheric soundtrack-style music as well.
It’s hard to say which one is the best Kiss My Jazz album. The first one is a bit radical in one way, being very inaccessible; the third one is more radical in the opposite way- far more relaxed than before. The middle one is predictably a bit of both. I’d say- go for all three!
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