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Following the disbanding of bassist Jeff Ament and guitarist Stone Gossard's previous group Mother Love Bone

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Fantastic Volume II Americana "She didn't believe in organizedHands folded across the chest. Relaxed but ready for action. Fantastic Volume 2 captures Slum Village's swellegant b boy stance on record. The Detroit crew's long awaited debut is loaded with muscular, simmering beats. By turns relaxing and stimulating, it further establishes producer Jay Dee (known for his board work for De La Soul, Q Tip, Common, and more) as a production force. His thick, red blooded rhythms range from the crunchy, organic drums on