Was about to toss the soundtrack to A Thin Line Between Love & Hate when I found this Roger Troutman number sitting at the start of disc 2. As Damon G. Riddick put it - R.I.P.
Slept on this rip of 1993's A Career In Dada Processing for way too long. The title track popped up on Robotsinheat a while back, and these tracks together go a long way to predicting entire modern subgenre phyla.
I was ready to say something about how warm this sounds, but according to Vollenweider, the studio in Switzerland where this was recorded, "...was entered by wooden shutters in the pavement above, which gave the impression of entering a crypt." I guess this would be rising from it.
First and last tracks of the album should be all you need. Easing into the week with the alpha and omega cuts from the 1975 Blind Baby release New Birth.