Project Z

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Augusta's Ankle 04:24 Tools
Mud Bug 06:24 Tools
Raging Torrent 04:00 Tools
Rainbow 05:24 Tools
Albright Special 02:49 Tools
Utensil Oceans 04:30 Tools
Genetic Drift 01:43 Tools
Yachtz 07:21 Tools
Isolated Light 07:37 Tools
Jean 00:41 Tools
Separated Gestures 06:55 Tools
Guitargument III 00:34 Tools
Departure 04:07 Tools
She Freak 00:31 Tools
Miso Soup 06:23 Tools
Zamb Fear 04:01 Tools
Sad Sack 04:05 Tools
Slaif 05:10 Tools
Sister Barbie 05:05 Tools
You Do 08:05 Tools
Stale Salt Lugs 06:43 Tools
Lincoln Memorial 05:25 Tools
Freener Frolic 06:37 Tools
Microburst 07:18 Tools
Arrival 05:17 Tools
'Ol Bugaboo 05:11 Tools
Feel the hardcore (live at the space zone) 05:11 Tools
Guitargument 3 00:33 Tools
Brave New World 03:12 Tools
Take Off from Runway 7 00:30 Tools
A Long Way from Home 00:30 Tools
Freener Frotic 00:30 Tools
Guitargument II 00:30 Tools
Osiris Rising 06:10 Tools
State Salt Lugs 06:10 Tools
The Third Man 00:18 Tools
Guitargument I 00:18 Tools
Sisters 00:33 Tools
Extra Cold 00:16 Tools
Ol Bugaboo 00:16 Tools
Guitargument II- 00:16 Tools
Guitargument, Pt. 3 00:33 Tools
Let Yourself Go 00:33 Tools
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Project Z is a instrumental jamband featuring Jimmy Herring, Ricky Keller and Jeff Sipe; a musical force manifested from years of mutual admiration, love of music and the power of Z. Project Z is a mysterious, sonic field with no set boundaries or rules. Rawness, elegance, inside jokes, suffering and intensity create a powerful soundscape for their eponymous debut for Terminus Records. This is the dream of three masters who take the listener on a divine, instrumental journey through time. The open-ended opportunity for musical free-reign was a welcome endeavor for two former members of the Aquarium Rescue Unit (ARU,) drummer Jeff Sipe (aka Apt. Q258) and guitarist Jimmy Herring, who teamed up with famed producer/bassist Ricky Keller and organ/keyboardist Oliver Wells for Project Z's self-titled debut which was recorded in 2000 and released the next year. They recorded their second album, "Lincoln Memorial", in 2002 live at Zac studios in Atlanta. An audacious album, strictly in-the-moment, full of virtuosic turns from all the participants in this musical free-for-all, with allusions to electric Miles Davis, Ornette Coleman, Albert Ayler, Allan Holdsworth and Col. Bruce Hampton along the way. Wells had been replaced by Jason Crosby and the group was forther joined by acclaimed Blue Note recording artist and producer Greg Osby on saxophone . These recordings were however not released untill 2005. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.