Grand Prix – The Way Of The Racer (CD) Luke Buda Originally released on 13 September

Originally released on  13 September 1993

This irreverent approach to the music reflects some of the key influences: specifically Public Enemy on the City album itself - Jon professed his love of the hyper-collaged sampledelic barrage of the Bomb Squad’s productions - and also the radical tape splicing that Teo Macero brought to his work with Miles Davis

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Grand Prix – The Way Of The Racer (CD) Luke Buda Originally released on 13 SeptemberGrand Prix's The Way of the Racer is a smart, lo fi mix of alt country and alternative pop. Andrew McKenzie (guitar, vocals) is joined by Michael Banks (bass), Davey Geard (drums, percussion) and Viv Treweek (trumpet) for this seriously cool but always low key set of 11 McKenzie compositions. Recorded in Wellington, The Way of the Racer has songs that sound like Nick Cave jamming with Calexico on old Lee Hazelwood tunes. Closing track What Kind of Man