what are you listening to? a second wave

[Richard Pinnell]

Michael Pisaro - An unrhymed chord (Edition Wandelweiser)

Just finished my first listen and I liked more the first disc than the second.

So you prefer the Greg Stuart version? If so I agree.

[Salty Swift]

V/A - Subtropics, Vol. 1 - Breath





Philippe Blanchard / Christian Renou - Play:Lunch



Sten Olof Hellström, Paulina Sundin, Peter Lundén - 1:2:3



Y-Ton-G - Klangspiegel-einer vergessenen Wesenheit - I couldn't find the cover shot - which leads me to believe it's OOP....

[faster]

Hangover = Erik Satie (Piano Works, Versano & Entremont)

[jon abbey]

regretting selling my copy of Aida's Call for $20 (although that was 5 years ago).

just to be clear, that's a different and far inferior record to Aida, AC is the one with dreaful sound quality and him playing with Japanese improvisers on some small US label, Aida is solo.

[skrobek]

Listening to Septet, but this time I really cranked it up ! (I mean it's louder than the sound of myself sitting in the chair )

and it's quite nice you know...

[Tanner]

regretting selling my copy of Aida's Call for $20 (although that was 5 years ago).

just to be clear, that's a different and far inferior record to Aida, AC is the one with dreaful sound quality and him playing with Japanese improvisers on some small US label, Aida is solo.

Yeah, that one ain't too good, at least sound quality-wise -- I remember there being some nice spiky moments however. And yes, Aida is much better. I got it mainly to hear Abe play with Bailey (are there any more collaborations of thiers recorded?) It was my introduction to Bailey along with the Harrass album, another I don't like too much. I continued to plow on with Bailey until it finally clicked later... I'm not sure why I do that with certain musicians. It just sounded like I was missing something.

[jpeatt]

regretting selling my copy of Aida's Call for $20 (although that was 5 years ago).

just to be clear, that's a different and far inferior record to Aida, AC is the one with dreaful sound quality and him playing with Japanese improvisers on some small US label, Aida is solo.

Ah, I see. It was early (when I posted that). Maybe I should be glad to have gotten $20....

[jon abbey]

I got it mainly to hear Abe play with Bailey (are there any more collaborations of thiers recorded?)

yes, from the same year, Duo and Trio Improvisation on DIW, one of Bailey's best:

http://www.efi.group.shef.ac.uk/labels/diw/diw358.html

New Sights, Old Sounds was also recorded on that Japanese trip in 1978, a beautiful solo record also on my Derek short list.

[MRS]

like fine wine. . .

[RFKorp]

I got it mainly to hear Abe play with Bailey (are there any more collaborations of thiers recorded?)

yes, from the same year, Duo and Trio Improvisation on DIW, one of Bailey's best:

http://www.efi.group.shef.ac.uk/labels/diw/diw358.html

Yeah, that's an awesome cd. I'm gonna go dig it out for a listen right now!

[Yii]

Reks - Grey Hair

one of my favorite hip hop albums in 2 0 0 8

[jcg]

Lasse Marhaug "Tapes 1990-1999" 4-CD set: NICE!

[tadk]

just finished

[Salty Swift]

This brightened my day earlier on this morning....

[barry]

I got it mainly to hear Abe play with Bailey (are there any more collaborations of thiers recorded?)

yes, from the same year, Duo and Trio Improvisation on DIW, one of Bailey's best:

http://www.efi.group.shef.ac.uk/labels/diw/diw358.html

New Sights, Old Sounds was also recorded on that Japanese trip in 1978, a beautiful solo record also on my Derek short list.

yup, those are favorites as well jon. NSOS...one of the best recorded of baileys records thats for sure. and her certainly plays hi ass off.

[barry]

Michael Pisaro - An unrhymed chord (Edition Wandelweiser)

Just finished my first listen and I liked more the first disc than the second.

So you prefer the Greg Stuart version? If so I agree.

Yes they are both great versions but the Greg Stuart with all the fine acoustic details wins out. agreed

[Yii]

gri's the 4th brazilian mix

happy!

[aldo]

JESSICA RYLAN - Interior designs

[7/4]

John Abercrombie & John Ruocco - Topics

John Abercrombie - guitar
John Ruocco - clarinet

[7/4]

King Kong: Jean-Luc Ponty Plays the Music of Frank Zappa