Unfinished Monkey Business Music Cd

Ian Brown - Unfinished Monkey Business

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Unfinished Monkey Business      Artist : Ian Brown      List Price : $15.98 USD        ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 1998-02-09      Studio : Polygram UK      Label : Polygram UK      Avg. Customer Rating : (14 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for Unfinished Monkey Business      Amazing and Funky; not meant to be a Stone Roses Album      Rating:      This totally unique album has a really excellent low-fi vibe except for the vocals which were done on high end mikes. Its so well recorded and the songs hold up so well. All of Ian's albums are really funky and this is no different. The guitarist Aziz gives it this amazing and unique middle eastern vibe on guitar. This album doesn't quite sound like anything else I can think of. Check it out for yourself rather than listen to the reviews of people who don't get it. "Can't see Me" is particularly funky as it features Mani and Reni but the whole thing stands as a coherent statement. Hey he co-wrote all the songs on the first Stone Roses; He's got a lot of talent. Very modern funk/pop album that sounds unique. I listened over and over when it came out. But its not a Stone Roses album. Its its own thing.     Customer Reviews for Unfinished Monkey Business Cd      Ian Brown is not God, but he is very close!      Rating:      I think it helps alot if you already like indie/brit rock, you will enjoy this album, it became one of my favourites very fast! my favourite tracks are corpses, deep pile dreams, cant see me, nah nah, what happened to you part 2 and my star. fookin cool, catchy, unique sounds...I recommend it. Editorial Reviews for Unfinished Monkey Business Audio Cd      Album Description      1997 solo debut by the former Stone Roses leader. Features the single 'My Star'. 12 tracks total. A Polydor release. Brown wrote all tracks & produced the album himself. Fans hoping that a third Stone Roses album would have picked up where 'The Second Coming' left off are sure to be more satisfied with Brown's endeavors here than what Stone Roses guitarist John Squire's band The Seahorses have concocted sofar.