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Community Service II

by Professor Kliq

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techno experimental ambient trip electronic

26 tracks

136:28

1	Our Universe	2:03
2	Traffic Cars	3:51
3	Feeling Small	6:17
4	Phillipai	5:29
5	Sacreligious	6:47
6	Mindcrawl	4:39
7	Small Grins	2:33
8	3:00 AM	5:43
9	Moth	7:43
10	Green	3:55
11	Automatic Trip	6:57
12	Touch Me	6:10
13	Tickle Me Pink	5:46
14	Lung Bubbles	5:19
15	Leg Twitch	5:09
16	Sleep & The Trains	5:31
17	Suburban Walkman	7:16
18	Ambition	3:06
19	Lost In The Thought	5:49
20	Tomorrow's Executive	5:24
21	Pangea	4:26
22	Riega's Bad Habit	2:50
23	Swahili	4:55
24	Configuration	7:11
25	Elephantitis	4:28
26	Kristy's Workout	7:11

Album description

This is my tenth year in producing and making music. Usually I mark checkpoints as to where albums end and begin chronologically and I follow a strict format in that way. However, this is a collection of everything: album cuts, b-sides, unfinished and somewhat embarrassing early attempts from even the early years of high school all the way to a year or so ago. This is my baby book to date. It's not so much an album as it is an archive.

To get the full feel of my entire albums, visit WWW.PROFESSORKLIQ.COM to listen to and download all tracks for free.

Thanks to Dan Costalis for internet pimping, site hosting and maintenance.

Thanks to Adam McAmis for the album cover and new site design, it's not black & white.

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Reviews

musictomyears

Beautiful, Compelling, Inspirational, Peaceful, Gentle, But Stimulating,DrumnBass, Electronic, Ambient,Techno, Trip, Musical Delight

09/10/09

Professor Kliq music, really did, reached into my heart and soul, and lift my spirit, and made me so chilled, relaxed and at peace, let alone a new, after checking out this delightful,atmospheric-al,enjoyable, very easy to listen to, compelling, mesmerising-ly beautiful, sound-scape of heavenly, ambient,piano,experimental,techno,trip,drumnbass, electronic, music.Ah men, peace be upon you after you experience this angelic album. As it was with me..

DJ Soma

Loving Phillipai

13/10/09

Another top quality release from the Professor. My stand-out favorite on this one is Phillipai. Killer baseline that just keeps going. I'm going to play it at a party soon.

Aspiring_Photographer

Wow!

15/11/09

"Oh Brilliant!" was my response when I discovered Professor Kliq's early October release, Community Serivce II.

Many thanks for producing what you do - fantastic stuff. Love using your music in my videos, and will continue to send references when new videos arise on YouTube.

Again, thanks :D
Andrew

Zirix

Still Lovin' It

30/10/09

I don't remember the first time i listened to the Professor, but the experience is still going strong, i love the variety found in all of the albums, from melodic minimal to heart thumping bass lines. Whatever your taste is, the Professor has you covered! Music is art, so play on maestro, i hope to shake your hand one day.

zakattacks18

Awesome

22/10/09

Like the beats and flow good album

orangeupurple

Vivid Imagery on a Musical Canvas - 2+ hours and not one dull moment!

12/10/09

I'm going to wipe everything off my mp3 and use this album for may workouts - it is so energizing, and power enhancing.
Loved "Traffic Cars" the way the sound stalked through my head from ear to ear and adding layers over that to make a nice rhythm.
"Feeling Small" was nearly minimalistic to start before it added a percussion layer - but continued mostly on the quiet spectrum.
"Phillipai" had some great directional sounds including some sweet bells. Quite a catchy tempo. It is very impressive how Professor Kliq's various sounds are created to be perceived as unusually and tenaciously in your space.
"3:00 AM" had a sweet muttering horn and comforting bass and a teakettle steaming away in the background and a bit of a storm brewing.
I loved "Moth"'s very nice, persistent beat, like a moth against a light, one of the longest pieces at almost 8 minutes and I am not sure the moth survived.
I also loved the cool jazzy funk of "Lung Bubbles"; and the demonstrative "Sleep and the Trains."
The song "Lost in the Thought" seemed to describe my general state of mind with some muffled bass and some vibrant colors. I also enjoyed "Pangea"'s spacious presence and "Swahili"'s powerful beat and its exotic tang.
Every track on this album is astonishing and entrancing and mesmerizing. Absolutely excellent, entertaining and fun.