Donald Byrd - Places and Spaces Asmodee The obvious diversion from the

The obvious diversion from the previous album is the presence of El-P's ever-developing vocal style

are a band like few others

Hardcore reveals their strikingly clear vision: rock 'n' roll stripped bare of it's collective cool and jerked back into propaganda fit for post-modern man

he was soon to produce the ground-breaking various artists album Rock Steady Hits Of 69 for Fontana with London-based reggae performers

it was seen as a possible contender for pop crossover

Donald Byrd - Places and Spaces Asmodee The obvious diversion from theDonald Byrd's 1975 album, Places and Spaces, featuring the hits "Wind Parade" and "Dominoes," was the culmination of his fusion period. It was his 5th consecutive album produced by the visionary Larry Mizell, and the second to last session Byrd would cut for Blue Note, the label he had been with since 1958. Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series is all analog, mastered by Kevin Gray from the original master tapes, and pressed on 180 gram vinyl at Optimal.