604 entity Ju Ju Space Jazz
from Australia

label Edgecore

• track _Pop Kook_ off of _Sympathy In Chaos 3_ CDb on Matsuri Productions
• track _Experiment 44_ off of _Edges R Fun_ CDb on Edgecore
• release: _Shloop_ on Matsuri Productions (cover hints at an octopus)
  • _Fudge_ MP3 (192k)
  • PIZZA
  • SPACE RHYME
  • _Bleepfloor_ MP3
  • _Latina Fruinga_ MP3 (160k)
  • _Spliff_ MP3 (160k)
  • _Beyond_ MP3
  • _Mermadium Palladium_ MP3
  • _Virago_ MP3
  •  _Whales_
  • VIRAGO - EMPTY MIX
  • _Dummies_ MP3
• _Intersound_ CD on EFA (2000)

• _Viberooni_ MP3 (192k)
• _Club Kooky_ MP3 (192k)
• _Intersound_ MP3
• _Miami (searing indictment mix)_ MP3 (192k)
• _Chasing Time_ MP3 (192k)
  • interconnecting chains linked together by the network in my brain telling me that the future belongs to the past so that i am forging so furiously fast and fast and stop!
  • get a heat to the blast master before disaster dares interrupt the flow again in the speed of life... when a fabric of time shredding knife to find a forward thrust to gust the intergalactic rim that will take us beyond the rings of neptune... into a motion of thoughtless wonder that cannot be torn asunder but these are the routine at least for the time being, but time being what it is... yes what it is... doing to us.
  • we sing ahead not letting us catch up.  time knows if i could catch it i'd lock it in a box, check myself in a clock watching detox find some big city mosque on the rocks.  sit back, and contemplate... have a kind of lock time in the blocks to give away to any fans needing to make amends with the tyranny of deadlines, headlines, wrinkles and that one ... last ... shot...
  • but time cannot be caught and will not stop for any man, woman or plant in a pot.  but that's no reason to get distraught... someone asks your age, fake it... get a chance for a day off, take it... don't like wearing your watch?  break it... time is only as ruthless as you make it...
  • break it... fake it... take it...
• _Undercover Mystic_ MP3 (160k)
• _Secrets_ MP3 (160k)
• _Stardust_ MP3 (192k)
• _Trance el' vania_
• _I'm So Happy_ MP3 (192k)
• _Atomic Toothbrush_ MP3 (192k)
• _Lush Dub Pt. II_ MP3 (192k)
• _The Next Level_ MP3 (192k) (bonus track)

• abstract ambient track _Juju_ MP3 by Lucky People Center off of _Welcome To Lucky People Center_ CD
• goth release _Juju_ 12" (1981) by Siouxsie & The Banshees
  • _Into The Light_ MP3 (vK)
  • _Voodoo Dolly_ MP3 (112k)
• release _House Of The Juju Queen MP3 (160k)/Sex Machine_ 7" by Janie Jones & The Lash (1983)

• Janie Jones was the real-life inspiration for the song of the same name on the Clash's first album, though few of the group's American fans ever learned the full story behind this British weirdo. A mid-'60s cabaret performer with more of a snarl than a voice, she was more renowned in London for her parties than her music, and gained some of her biggest headlines in 1964 by attending a film premiere in a topless gown. She had a small U.K. hit single (#46) in 1965 with the Halloweenish novelty "Witches Brew," and issued several other 45s in the 1960s that, with their burlesque camp, were a lot closer in spirit to Mae West than the swinging '60s. When she tried to play it straighter with songs by the likes of Jimmy Webb and British hit songwriters Carter/Lewis, her vocal shortcomings were all too apparent. She remained on the fringes of the public eye with a marriage to songwriter John Christian Dee (author of the Pretty Things' great early British Invasion raunch classic "Don't Bring Me Down"), but didn't really hit the papers until a seven-year prison sentence in 1973 on a charge of controlling prostitutes. After her release from jail in 1977, she got Joe Strummer to write a song for her, "House of the Ju-Ju Queen," which she recorded with the Clash in the studio; it was released on a 1983 single credited to Janie Jones and the Lash. She published her memoirs, The Devil and Miss Jones, in 1993.

• fusion track _Juju_ MP3 (160k) by Herbie Hancock
• track _Juju_ MP3 (vK) by Mouse On Mars off of _Autoditacker_on Too Pure (1997)

favorite parties/events played at and why?  _Forward the Future (Beyond the Brain)_ - Byron Bay with Tsuyoshi, Terence McKenna, Nick Taylor and all our friends and cronies - wow!

 - interview from _Dream Creation_ Magazine

PZ:     Do you think the musicians will recognize it when you're done with it?

BE:     Oh yeah, because what I will do then is link those pieces together.  Maybe a 16-bar fragment, make a part out of that, then take a bit from another song and put it in.  I call this body of work Ju-Ju Space Jazz.  It has the sort of discoördination that you sometimes get in jazz which I like very much.  You get this formula where they play the riff together, and then it all falls apart for 20 minutes,  and they play the riff again.  And then everyone goes home.  [laughter]  I'm trying to get that feel of that middle bit.  But with the threat that there might be some kind of coming together at some point.

- interview with Brian Eno - _Ambiguity, Yams & Ju-Ju Spacejazz_ By Pamela Z

track _Ju Ju Space Jazz_ MP3 by Brian Eno off of _Nerve Net_ CD (1992)

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