Forensic Science Movie Reviews

I was at this show at the Fillmore last year and it was a great show, though not as good as their first show at Stern Grove the previous summer. I hope they also release a dvd of that show, until then, get the audio cd. The dvd, is beautifully done, but it also shows that the musicians were a little uncomfortable because it was so damn hot at that show. I remember I was near the stage, and people were crammed like sardines. These guys should be seen at an outdoor venue. Good dvd, overall, though, and the multiangle feature is done wonderfully.

Everybody's at their peak performance here. It's filmed at a seemingly small and casual club in SanFran, so the atmosphere of the place infects you, seeps into your hungry pores. So, the sarangi, the tabla, vocals, Karsh Kale on funky drum set, Bill Laswell strumming the bass, and the anonymous electronica fellas -- all combine for the kind of music which might actually lead to spinal reallignment, if that's what your yearnin' for.
In fact, I'll go out on a limb here and make the following pronouncement: this Tabla Beat Science DVD (and let me remind you, it is grand!) is grand! Check it out. But ooh maybe I should also recommend some kind of dietary prescriptions as well, to go along with this review? Nah, I won't subject ya'll to that sorta thing. What I'll do is leave that business to my good buddy, the Berkshire County Sultan of Nutrition, Johann Sebastian Bach (he was a famous organist and is dead).