Ian Carr’s Nucleus Roots vintage glassware I spent a good bit

I spent a good bit of solitary time ruminating on things that had happened over the last year or two

Entertainment Weekly said that it “is here to remind us that the British electronic band stamped out some of the most brutally powerful dance music of the ‘90s

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is “only places I can go in the same day to a jam session with music from the 20s and 30s to another session with music in the 40s through the 80s

With instrumental backup by the Jeff Beck Group (including Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) on several tracks

Ian Carr’s Nucleus Roots vintage glassware I spent a good bitWhat an unbelievable record. From the wild cover to the iconic breakbeats, Roots from Ian Carrs Nucleus is one of the dopest albums we know. This is seriously thick, funky prog jazz rock heaven. Originally released on Vertigo in 1973, other than a couple of versions at the time for other territories, Roots was never re pressed since so its gone on to become another one of those impossible to find records. Maybe it was a little too out there for the