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Novartis wants to steal my Jazz-Genes
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Fear of the Future Dark Speed

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Jazzy and weird, this album is a collection of tunes produced and played by Rootsprovisionah between 1994 and 2001, constructed on a four track tape recorder. The source of most of the tunes traces back to live sessions with fellow musicians. Thematically questioning the patenting of natural and cultural resources, the album makes fun of corporate identity and is a hommage to the likes of Stockhausen, Captain Beefheart, Joe Henderson and Doom (GB).