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Infamy was released after Jay-Z dissed Prodigy and Nas on his song "Takeover
The character is meant to impersonate one of his schizophrenic facets and allows him to extend his field of expressions to musical styles differing from those in ILITCH
Collection of field recordings originally recorded on New Years Eve 1989 by Ko De Korte and Tom Haarsama
Album Produced by Deca Following a 17-stop tour
Albert Ayler - In Greenwich Village LP xx1970 Infamy was released after Jay-ZIn the mid '60s, Albert Ayler found himself at the center of major transformations within jazz. On his albums for ESP Disk', his delivery was radically aggressive and his tone blistering aiming for something beyond the New Thing. His music would be further energized when (at the behest of John Coltrane) Bob Thiele signed him to Impulse! As Ayler told The Plain Dealer at the time, "It's not about notes anymore. It's a sound a feeling. The approach