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Old 04-02-2016, 06:19 PM   #31 (permalink)
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For Henry F. Farny 1904 34° 48'N / 111° 54' W 3308/4708 by JEPH JERMAN

Jeph Jerman :: Foundation for Contemporary Arts

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In the mid-1980s, Jerman founded a cassette label for the distribution of music by himself and friends. The label released over 50 cassettes, several LPs, and a short-lived magazine.

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Jerman continued playing with local groups of improvisers and began giving solo performances where he improvised with mostly natural found objects, a practice he continues today. He founded the first animist orchestra dedicated to making larger scale works using natural object play.
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After Music Recordings LLC Store — Jeph Jerman: For Henry F. Farny 1904

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From one of the world's finest practitioners field recording, audio damage, and improvised sound, Jeph Jerman's CD is a wonder of found sound. One single strand of abandoned Arizonian telephone wire is tapped into to generate an amazing array of discordance, frequencies, reverberation. Wind and wire. The desert is better with headphones. Highly recommended!
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TAKAHASHI, YUJI - ATAK 006

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Yuji Takahashi is a Japanese composer, performer, pianist and author. He studied piano under Roh Ogura and Minao Shibata and composition with Iannis Xenakis. He lived in Europe from 1963 to 1966 where he worked with Iannis Xenakis.

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Takahashi returned to Japan where he became a political activist, and cult figure
TAKAHASHI, YUJI - ATAK 006 (CD) ATAK - JP - ATAK006 - a-musik

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composer, and a pioneer of experimental electronic music, yuji takahashi releases his first new album in 12 years from atak

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the cd includes next to six new tracks three rare pieces created between 1963 and 1995.

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a showcase of the 67-year-old artist's approach to electronic music and technology
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Old 04-10-2016, 03:31 PM   #33 (permalink)
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EXPLORING JEZEBEL
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Pieces range from distorted GHB nightmare scenes to 'Mistress Isn't Sure She Likes The Idea Of Me Being At Home Thinking About Sex All The Day While She's Out Earning Money' to the desolate, depraved atmsophere of 'Hyperspace Chastity' and shivering vignettes 'Mistress Doesn't Allow Me To Raise My Voice' and 'My Heart Sank, But My Cock Was More Erect Than Ever Before'.
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A co-production between Old Heaven Books (Shenzhen) and Leo Records, this double CD is destined to become one of the strongest CDs in the entire Leo Records catalogue. Recorded in the Chinese city of Shenzhen in front of the full capacity audience hungry for new music, it was a triumphant artistic soccess. Chinese music fans got a chance to see the best Russian musicians of two generations, a combination of eternal wisdom and boundless energy. Beautifully recorded, the first CD consists of Vyacheslav Ganelin solo (42'05) plus Kruglov-Yudanov duo (35'11), while the second CD is devoted to the performance of the trio. 10-minute standing ovation. A milestone and a masterpiece.
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Russian New Music in China.

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It would be impossible for me to lavish too much praise on this.

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Russian New Music in China.

Five stars? The universe doesn't have enough stars.
Cool! Love those musicians. Will check it out.
BTW if you ever need recs for soviet/russian free jazz, I'm your man.
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Hair Police - Mercurial Rights

Dusted Reviews: Hair Police - Mercurial Rights

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Hair Police have increasingly removed rhythm and melody altogether in favor of queasy non-tunes that shiver and seethe in a variety of directions before congealing into unstable wholes.
Mercurial Rites is quite possibly the band’s most slovenly release to date, with percussion and rhythm reduced to the bare minimum and sickly synths running throughout
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This probably won't be anything new for serious fans of free jazz but an important record not to overlook none-the-less

ALAN SILVA - Skillfullness (ESP, 1969)

Free the Music: Alan Silva - Skillfullness

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A cosmic and solar music somewhere between Sun (Ra) and Cecil Taylor.
Skillfullness - Alan Silva | Songs, Reviews, Credits | AllMusic

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Allegory Chapel Ltd. ‎–When Angels Fall



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Elden M. was a San francisco Bay-area experimental musician known best for his work as Allegory Chapel Ltd. For many years he worked at Subterranean Records
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The comments at that site were bizarre opinions.
This recording laid the groundwork for his
Celestrial Communications Orchestra with the
absolutely astounding Seasons to follow the next year.

A "free-jazz lover" says "no theme, no interesting solos ... nothing of interest"
and proceeded to remove any trace of Silva from his collection. WTF?
This is followed by a guy who stated that no interesting avant-garde jazz
was done at all during the entirety of the 60's in the US
("especially in Chicago") - ???????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"not much masterpieces for this time" - Ha! - oh, sheesh...
Wow.

First off, let me clear my name by distancing myself from those comments. Very strange indeed that anyone with that opinion would have enough interest to comment. I'm just quoting little snippets not endorsing entire sites.

Spotify falls short on Silva. I'm going to break my own rule and link to this:

http://youtu.be/xeZ2DF80tbA

That Chicago comment immediately made me think ART ENSEMBLE OF CHICAGO!!!! But pre-1970 I guess I need to back up to the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians. Perhaps, the Chicago comment comes from a musician who wanted to penetrate that scene but couldn't???

As for the Silva comment. Hell, he played on Unit Structures. If that guy is giving away his vinyl he can PM me. We can arrange a pick up!!!
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