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A killer set of hypnotic organ funk from Lyman Woodard -- an old bandmate of Dennis Coffey, and one of the shining lights of the 70s Detroit scene! This is amazing, amazing stuff -- Woodard's electric piano, organ and occasional mellotron and Norma Bell's alto saxophone lend a cosmic funk aspect throughout, very much like Death Wish-era Herbie Hancock! Ron English accents the thing perfectly with his languid guitar and bass groove, while Leonard King and Lorenzo Brown's drumming and percussion can keep the groove adrift, or tear it up in a funky maelstrom depending on the mission of the...

These are different Organizations. The Organization who released 'Anthology 1988-1995' is Nagata Kazunao from Tokyo, owner of the label it's released on, Transonic Records. The guys with the track "Milk Rock" are actually Organisation. .

Originally based in Dallas, Texas, Vas Deferens Organization initially emerged as a briefly assembled large-scale collective (responsible for the first two cassette-only releases), however the stable and permanent formation of Vas Deferens Organization would emerge in 1995 as the duo of former New Orleans resident Matt Castille and former L.A. resident Eric Lumbleau. During the initial Dallas period (circa 1995-1998), Vas Deferens Organization issued a flood of releases across a stable of wildly diverse record labels ranging from those specifically earmarked for the psychedelic collector community (Aether, Timothy's Brain etc.) and those specializing in overtly experimental musical manifestations (Charnel Music,...

The Organization is practically Death Angel minus the singer Mark Osegueda, in which the guitarist Rob Cavestany took over the duty of lead vocals and drummer Andy Galeon backing vocals and some lead vocals. They released two albums under this name: The Organization and Savor the Flavor, the former being much close to Death Angel's last album "Act III" before this reformation. Later on they changed their name to "Swarm" and released another 2 albums: Devour (EP) and Beyond the End. It should be mentioned that the music got softened with each album until Death Angel reformed with the original...

Pioneers of the Japanese acid-jazz sound, the United Future Organization comprised Tokyo club DJs Tadashi Yabe, Toshio Matsuura and French expatriate Raphael Sebbag. Joining forces in 1990, the trio quickly emerged as a leading force on the Tokyo underground club scene, making their recorded debut the next year with the 12-inch "I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Jazz); " "Loud Minority/Moon Dance" followed in mid-1992, becoming a cult favorite on club circuits ranging from London to Hamburg to New York City. UFO's debut LP Jazzin' 91-93 appeared that September, the same month the trio made their triumphant British debut...