El Stew, No Hesitation - 57m 5s

Tracks & Durations

1. Reign of Terror	0:31
2. Coke	3:50
3. Pelican Boots	2:45
4. Brah	5:08
5. Dim Slim	2:19
6. T.H.T.S.L.E.E.	1:56
7. Reef-ill	4:24
8. Arab Mafia	3:30
9. The Tower	3:50
10. Surf Mission (Invasion of Duck Punk)	4:53
11. Darkside Whiplash	2:38
12. Igloo Condo	2:36
13. B-boy Showcase	4:15
14. Corn Leaf Smokin'	3:26
15. Twoast	1:03
16. Warrior	3:45
17. Vintage	3:10
18. Blu Tube King	2:53

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Review

El Stew are a motley assortment: there's Brain, the drummer from Primus; DJ Disk, a.k.a. the Shigger Fragger, the godfather of the Invisibl Skratch Piklz; twisted guitarist Buckethead--who wears a chicken bucket atop his noggin whenever he appears onstage; Eddie Def of the Space Travelers (formerly the Scratch Hamsters); and producer Extrakd. It's an assemblage you might not expect to work, and their music is almost unclassifiable--except to say that it makes for a hell of an interesting listen. The album isn't a seamless mix of the quintet's talents, but it comes close: all five meet on a trippy, abstract plane and share the same twisted sense of humor. (If you recognize the two films they lift the phrase "klaatu barada nikto" from, this is the album for you.) Somehow, El Stew manage to fit funky dance tracks ("Reign of Terror"), bizarre dance tracks ("Surf Mission [Invasion of the Duck Punk]," with its chorus of quacks), and some very experimental, weird music side by side. That it never once feels out of place is an incredible accomplishment. --Randy Silver1999 debut by avante supergroup featuring Buckethead, Eddie Def, Brain, DJ Disk and DJ Extraked. 18 tracks.

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