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Krallice, new project from Mick Barr, and it sounds amazing, very influenced by Weakling.

An yes, the Murayama and Guionnet cd is very strong.
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Leoš Janáček's Rikalda.

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Jakob Olausson : Moonlight Farm

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ENTRANCE - Prayer Of Death

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One of my favourite this year ![/quote][/quote]


Hey Stephane! I'm told that you sound pretty good with Murayama too!! :)[/quote]


in live we do ! but not in studio session where we are really bad !!!! it's weird no ?!!!
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Richard Pinnell wrote:
Hey Stephane! I'm told that you sound pretty good with Murayama too!! :)
I wonder what are your sources Richard ?
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BTW, I recommend last Stephane's solo "Much remains to be heard" on Al Maslakh label.
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This is awesome... Is the painting/painter famous and I just don't know about it ?

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Jacques Oger wrote:
Richard Pinnell wrote:
Hey Stephane! I'm told that you sound pretty good with Murayama too!! :)
I wonder what are your sources Richard ?
Ah now that would be telling Jacques! They are very reliable though ;)

Now next time you see Stephane and Seijiro play live take along a recorder!

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Wonderful cd.
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Richard Pinnell wrote:
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Now next time you see Stephane and Seijiro play live take along a recorder!

Good idea,
I will bring my old cassette recorder. It should work !
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Warburton/Guionnet/La Casa
Metro Pre Saint Gervais

Excellent stuff, La Casa is uncannily intuitive and stealthy in his mic placements, the violin and sax voices are superb.
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Jacques Oger wrote:
Richard Pinnell wrote:
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Now next time you see Stephane and Seijiro play live take along a recorder!
Good idea,
I will bring my old cassette recorder. It should work !
and don't forget to take one of these too

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Jesse wrote:La Casa is uncannily intuitive and stealthy in his mic placements
Yes, it's very impressive. All recorded in real time, in one take, which is almost unbelievable when you hear it...

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Well there was a bit we cut out (part of which appeared on the Xing Wu 2CD compilation as "Music Station"), but yes, the two tracks as they appear on the disc are completely unedited. Eric just happened to be in the right place at the right time, as he often is.
FYI, we recorded a kind of sequel to this in the car park underneath the Cité de la Musique in Paris last year with both Eric and Philip Samartzis, but for the time being we don't know what to do with it.. Eric's done a stereo mix but ideally it should be heard in surround sound, and as I don't know anyone crazy enough to want to release it in 5.1, it's sitting around waiting to be heard. One day..!
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