Tomorrow Right Now

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Having achieved his widest acclaim as one-third of the legendary NYC progressive rap crew, Anti Pop Consortium, Beans continues his grand experiments of his solo debut on Warp Records. 14 tracks in a Digipak. 2003.

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Tomorrow Right Now

Tracks:

Ah! Cruel Man
Letter Duet: How Delightful 'Tis To Wander'
Ah, Forgive, My Love, Forgive Me
He's Not The One Who Is Right For Me
By Tomorrow We'll Be Together
A Vilia Who Liv'd By A Cool Forest Glade'
Where Are They Now?
Where Is My Brother?
By Strauss
Some Day My Heart Will Awake

Average customer rating:

Little-Mohawk-Rap
Patchy solo effort.
Yeah yeah yeah
Tomorrow is too much for Right Now
Techno-Rap has never been so delicous.

Tomorrow Right Now
Beans
Manufacturer: Warp Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000083O4F
Release Date: 2003-03-11

Tracks:

Roar
Phreek the Beet
Mearle
Raping Silence
Toast
Hot Venom
Crave
Mutescreamer
Sickle Cell Hysteria
Booga Sugar
Rose Periwinkle Plum
Slow Broken
Xon
Walking By Night

Album Description

Having achieved his widest acclaim as one-third of the legendary NYC progressive rap crew, Anti Pop Consortium, Beans continues his grand experiments of his solo debut on Warp Records. 14 tracks in a Digipak. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

Little-Mohawk-Rap.......2005-10-15

Beans is helping rap move into the now, which is, of course, the future.

Patchy solo effort........2004-05-21

The whole problem with these Amazon online reviews is you get an avid fan of the band or artist posting a review gushing about how much they love the particular product and how everyone should rush out and buy it. Hence every product you go to has loads of 5 star reviews. The reviews of this album are typical.
Anyway I'm an Antipop Constortium fan and in reality this Beans solo effort is patchy at best. There aren't enough ideas to fill a whole album and only has 2, possibly 3 standout tracks. There's plenty of filler and lots of tracks that Beans himself obviously thinks just couln't be left on the studio editing room floor.
In terms of value for money this deserves only 2 stars. In other words you wouldn't be missing out by not picking it up.

Yeah yeah yeah.......2004-04-23

Beans (ex-Anti Pop Consortium) has gone all Terminator on us. He looks like a mix of Kool Moe Dee and Kool Keith. Is this supposed to be Electroclash? He's become this scary futuristic black guy who watches too much Star Trek over night. The beats on Tomorrow Right Now are like machine hi-hat claps, bombed-out bass, and futuro-Jamaican hiphop ska. Yes, I was thinking of Warp Records all along. The more electro this record gets the better. It's as if the Anti Pop crew dropped acid and started getting into John Foxx and Afrika Bambaataa. They have obviously seen Plaid walking around with their Powerbooks and become jealous. The hiphop section is good as well. There are not many rebel rappers with fake mohawks. This record has been haunting me for months. "Mutescreamer" even sounds more like old school Grandmaster Flash than it does 50 Cent. Partners in crime include Prefuse 73, Arto Lindsay, Matthew Shipp, DJ Spooky and many more familiar to readers of Free Williamsburg. We are all stars.

Tomorrow is too much for Right Now.......2003-10-03

Beans. Way ahead of his time. But so glad that his time is now. Hence: Tomorrow Right Now. Beans of the Anti-Pop Consortium, shows where he contributed to Anti-Pops sound and runs with it. Amazing, smart, witty, metaphorical music at it's best. Probably too much for some audiences due to the fact that he's not screaming this and that, and being drowned out by his own beats. Rock on beans, rock on.

Techno-Rap has never been so delicous........2003-05-12

Beans was a member of the former anti-pop consortsium, which I'm told split up. I never listened to any of their music but I must say with Beans in them they must have been quite good.
Beans isn't afraid to do songs only using sounds made by his voice(Crave), or to just play techno-music without using his clever wordsmith ability, regardless of that he always makes a pretty good sound. He has a rhyming furiousness that many rappers lack today, rhyming so fast you have to listen closely or miss out. He only ever really slows down to tell a sad tale about some drug and how it caused him problems (Booga Suga).
He is quite smart in his ryhming and you could say this is more of a style of Hip-Hop for the higher mind.
Even though his purely techno songs can get a bit grating sometimes, it dosen't matter with his wordly genius.
Eat your Beans kids, there defintely good for you. (Yeah, Yeah, it's a pretty bad Pun)

Average customer rating:

Divas of Broadway

Manufacturer: North Star
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Movie Scores | Soundtracks | Styles | Music

Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B0000AGWEL
Release Date: 2003-07-22

Tracks:

All That Jazz [From Chicago] - Liza Minnelli
Send in the Clowns [From A Little Night Music] - Gladys Johns
I Could Have Danced All Night [From My Fair Lady] - Julie Andrews, Philippa Bevans,
My Own Morning [From "Hallelujah, Baby"] - Leslie Uggams
I Feel Pretty [From West Side Story] - Marilyn Cooper, Carmen Gutierrez, Carol Lawrence, Elizabeth Taylor
How Can I Win? [From the Goodbye Girl] - Bernadette Peters
Tomorrow [From Annie] - Andrea McArdle
Hello Young Lovers [From The King and I] - Barbara Cook
Cry Me a River [From Swing!] - Andrea Benanti
If My Friends Could See Me Now [From Sweet Charity] - Gwen Verdon
Someone Like You [From Jekyll & Hyde] - Linda Eder
Diamonds Are a Girls Best Friend [From Gentlemen Prefer Blondes] - Carol Channing
I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair [From South Pacific] - Mary Martin
Party's Over [From Bells Are Ringing] - Carol Channing

Average customer rating:

Master of the Toy

ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000BUX42A

Product Description

1.startin'right now.2.the road gets long.3.barbara jean.4.garden of eden.5.the green dream.6.master of the toy.7.maybe tomorrow.8.where are we going.9.solitude.10.the fool of yesterday.

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