John Zorn's loud `Spy' puts Ornette Coleman through some changes

From: Chicago Sun-Times | Date: September 7, 1989| Author: Lloyd Sachs | Copyright information

JOHN ZORN, "Spy vs. Spy - The Music of Ornette Coleman" (Elektra/ Musician) (STAR) (STAR) (STAR) 1/2

Any album bearing special thanks to Napalm Death and Blind Idiot God, as John Zorn's new one does, isn't likely to endear itself to jazz purists. And for all its speeding devotion to hardcore music, which in Zorn's estimation "rules" (exactly what he doesn't say), this collection of adrenalized Ornette Coleman songs probably won't win over diehard devotees of that form of noise, ei...

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