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Ornette Coleman
Released 1992

Naked Lunch: Centipede
02:03
96 plays

Naked Lunch: Simpatico - Misterioso
01:34
90 plays

Naked Lunch: Mugwumps
02:54
80 plays

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- 1
- Naked Lunch: Naked Lunch
- 02:27
- 616 plays

- 2
- Naked Lunch: Hauser and O'Brien - Bugpowder
- 02:39
- 104 plays

- 3
- Naked Lunch: Mugwumps
- 02:54
- 80 plays

- 4
- Naked Lunch: Centipede
- 02:03
- 96 plays

- 5
- Naked Lunch: The Black Meat
- 01:24
- 76 plays

- 6
- Naked Lunch: Simpatico - Misterioso
- 01:34
- 90 plays

- 7
- Naked Lunch: Fadela's Coven
- 03:31
- 79 plays

- 8
- Naked Lunch: Interzone Suite
- 05:11
- 73 plays

- 9
- Naked Lunch: William Tell
- 01:43
- 68 plays

- 10
- Naked Lunch: Mujahadin
- 01:54
- 186 plays

- 11
- Naked Lunch: Intersong
- 03:45
- 71 plays

- 12
- Naked Lunch: Dr Benway
- 03:11
- 61 plays

- 13
- Naked Lunch: Ballad/Joan
- 02:05
- 57 plays

- 14
- Naked Lunch: Clark Nova Dies
- 02:40
- 55 plays

- 15
- Naked Lunch: Cloquet's Parrots - Midnight Sunrise
- 01:43
- 56 plays

- 16
- Naked Lunch: Nothing Is True; Everything Is Permitted
- 01:55
- 65 plays

- 17
- Naked Lunch: Welcome To Annexia
- 03:33
- 54 plays

- 18
- Naked Lunch: Writerman
- 03:53
- 66 plays

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album review

You couldn't do much better for a soundtrack to David Cronenberg's adaptation of William S. Burroughs' beat classic than have Ornette Coleman team up with Howard Shore, a film composer who keeps within the strictures of classic film score ideals and colorations, but explores them with the intelligence of Bernard Herrmann. Coleman's free jazz complements the schizophrenia of the film and pays homage to the generation that preceded (and gave birth to) him, while Shore maintains the melancholic dread that powers most Cronenberg films. Like the film -- where the Algiers of the story might only be Bill Lee's imagination -- Shore uses Arabian elements sparingly, and in the context of the cool New York sound. Wondrous strange. ~ Ted Mills, All Music Guide