Kalabrese - Chicken Fried Rice FLAC

Kalabrese House Minimal 2004 Germany

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	The 73 Chicken Fried Rice Co-producer – Valentino Tomasi
A2	Shake Everything Mastered By [Co-mastered] – Ramon Orza
B1	Set Me Free Mastered By [Co-mastered] – Ramon Orza
B2	Chicken Fried Rice Bass – Marzi*Engineer – Valentino Tomasi

Credits

Artwork – Double Standards
Producer, Written-By – Kalabrese

Notes

Comes with a designed inner sleeve.
The run out groove on A has a comic drawing etched, 5 figures approaching a house of music.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PERL37	Kalabrese	Chicken Fried Rice ‎(12", W/Lbl)	Perlon	PERL37	Germany	2004

SARAND

Though I'm quite the sucker for minimal music and especially Perlon, I find this release annoying and unpleasant. The music itself is great but the vocal is extremely obnoxious and interrupts the vibe of each track. Overall I find this release tremendously disappointing, even at home by myself with no friends to poke fun at my music choices.

Ariurin

wow, that is exactly what i was thinking.. only one track saves itself from being totally annoying. the vocal is so childish and ridiculous, it sucks because beat and everything is pleasant!

Narder

Typical Perlon tracks with lots of attention for detail. But these tracks are so well arranged that you'll stay focused all the time. Which is not so Perlon as their releases are often more tool-like. "Set Me Free" got some beautiful guitar (?) licks which go strange ways sometimes, reminding of some ambient Underworld stuff. "The 73 Chicken Fried Rice" grows and grows each time you listen. At first there are these strange vocal snippets, accompanied by nice, laidback but s-s-shakin' beats. But then you'll discover again little pieces of beautiful melody. Nice nice nice.