Luscious Jackson, which gets their name from Celtics and 76ers center Lucious Jackson, formed in 1991. It's definitely not like, 'Oh, we're adult contemporary now.'" I'm not feeling like curses in my lyrics right now. I was listening to the old stuff and there was a lot of cursing. We're older now so the lyrics are different.
People were really sad to hear we broke up and I guess now those people realizing that we're reuniting and they're writing about how happy they are. I think now people really miss that spirit of another time. Five years ago, there wasn't this type of social network connection, connectivity. It's just because the time is exactly right to do it. Jill Cunniff told CNN "I hope there's nostalgia, that's great, but it has nothing to do with what we're doing. Word first leaked that Luscious Jackson had reunited last year. We were just smiling and laughing all the time because we rediscovered a musical connection we all really loved and missed." Jill Cuniff said "When we were making the new album, we felt like we did when we were making our first demos. “Magic Hour” is Luscious Jackson’s fourth studio album. Luscious Jackson’s first LP,ġ994’s “Natural Ingredients” was put out through the Beastie Boys' Grand Royal label. Luscious Jackson and the Beasties were label mates and and Kate Shellenback used to be the Beastie Boys’ drummer. Magic Hour was produced by Jill Cunniff and Gabby Glaser, except the track “So Rock On,” where they got some help from Adam Horovitz from the Beastie Boys. New York City natives Luscious Jackson are releasing “Magic Hour” on their own City Song imprint. Luscious Jackson have been teasing with details about the recordings and on Facebook for about a year and have finally announced they will what’s being called their comeback album, “Magic Hour” on November 5. They are still taking pledges for remaining packages at. Pledges passed Luscious Jackson’s goal within 48 hours. Fans’ pledges ranged from a basic $10 album download to a $10,000 house concert. The fans made it happen by paying for the sessions via. With a funky grunge riff from Gabby Glaser with Jill Cunniff on the bottom over a syncopated dance beat by Kate Schellenbach, Luscious Jackson released the first single “Show Us What You Got” off their upcoming “Magic Hour.” And it sounds just them. Luscious Jackson’s new album 2013: Magic Hour will be their first since 1999’s “Electric Honey,” which gave us the hit “Ladyfingers.”
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