9 Lazy 9 is an acid jazz / downtempo group on the Ninja Tune label. Operati… Read Full Bio ↴9 Lazy 9 is an acid jazz / downtempo group on the Ninja Tune label. Operating out of Italy in 1992, they soon gained respect for their first album Paradise Blown. Their sound, distinctively more sun than North Sea, is a smoky Mediterranean mix of vines and good times. Keir Fraserello and Giacomo Braddellini (a pseudonym for James Braddell a.k.a. Funki Porcini) had been making music for many years in different guises before combining forces in Rome in the early nineties. They have been working with some of Italy's finest musicians on their latest album, Sweet Jones, recorded in the Umbrian Hills near Orvieto. Gianluca Petrella plays trombone, Mishael Levron guitar; Manu Bandettini plays flute with Adriano Tirelli on bassoon. They have also self released the album Bedsofaland on bandcamp at http://9lazy9.bandcamp.com

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9 Lazy 9 Lyrics

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5 am keep it simple so here it is, 4 am…
5AM keep it simple so here it is, 4 am…
Bad Boy i'm a bad boy…
Brother Of The Red hey brothers of the red here come a coupla live women…
Brothers of the Red hey brothers of the red here come a coupla live women…
Checkin Dig yourself…
Checkin' On You Dig yourself…
Checking on You Dig yourself…
Smoke it Sometime smoke it sometime…

Train Plastic brain scar I want laser I'm your chauffeur With h…
Very Gently very gently... and very, very slowly…

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MWJ '90

7y↑6

Man I love the jazzy\ hip hop vibe this game brought... definitely a classic!

ZPB Studios

7y↑23

I can't be the only one who was brought here because of NBA Street Vol. 1

Illuminated Skeletons

4y↑1

I first discovered this in 1997, in a fantastic little record shop in Prague while on holiday. It was on a brilliant Ninja Tune compilation, Trip Hop and Jazz which also featured Up, Bustle & Out, Hedfunk and DJ Food. I still have the CD and all the tracks loaded on my portable audio.