Thanks, Bhob. Thanks Cash/The BSC Good are still tickling my fancy.rainey wrote:It's out of print, but you can listen to nmperign + Doerner/Beins:
http://bhobrainey.net/music/detail/id/15
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that was a great two sets, I thought very seriously about putting that out as an ErstLive, but it didn't end up happening. I should share that somewhere next time it turns up in these piles here...mudd wrote:there is a lot of fine doerner on cd (trumpet, view from the window, first contest of pleasures all being high on my list) but my favorite experience of the man was live, with tim barnes in NYC.
such fucking control.
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I completely agree with mudd. Axel in person is remarkable--I couldn't believe the kind of control he was able to exert over the must unstable, fucked up techniques. I like some of his discs (has the "untitled cd-r with cover by hedwig eberle [sp?]" been mentioned?).
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I really liked both the material and its presentation on the recent sind.
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hmmmm, i have 3 albums from the series, 1 is the best i think.RFKorp wrote:Maybe I should re-listen to that. I remember finding it by far the least interesting disc in the whole Object series.bedouin wrote: - Object 1 (Locust)
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Belong - October Language [Carpark]
Elliott Smith - Either/Or [Kill Rock Stars, Domino Recording Company Ltd.]
Emeralds - Solar Bridge [Hanson]
Kevin Drumm - Land of Lurches [Hanson]
Loren Connors - As Roses Bow (Disc 2) [Family Vineyard]
Mono - One Step More And You Die [Music Mine Inc., Rykodisc, Temporary Residence Limited]
Nicholas Szczepanik - Sundries [Test Tube]
Nmperign & Jason Lescalleet - Love Me Two Times [Intransitive]
Stars of the Lid - The Tired Sounds of ... (disc 1) [Kranky]
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me too; the Dorner/Lonberg-Holm is my favourite of the 3 discs I have from the 'Object' series.gohleekwang wrote:hmmmm, i have 3 albums from the series, 1 is the best i think.RFKorp wrote:Maybe I should re-listen to that. I remember finding it by far the least interesting disc in the whole Object series.bedouin wrote: - Object 1 (Locust)
Three other Dorner discs that I really like:
the duo with Lucio Capece on l'innomable,
the duo with Robin Hayward on absinth,
& the duo with Jim Denley on split.
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the duo with Lucio Capece on l'innomable.. . the best disc, imo.simon reynell wrote: Three other Dorner discs that I really like:
the duo with Lucio Capece on l'innomable,
the duo with Robin Hayward on absinth,
& the duo with Jim Denley on split.
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this is my favoritesimon reynell wrote:the duo with Robin Hayward on absinth
I really like the compositions
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i was in concert of Axel & andrea Neumann duo early this year, great one. i think they did not have any cd as duo?
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No I don't think there are any released Axel/Andrea duos. They both appear on the Phosphor disc but thats hardly a duo!
Axel has just so many great releases. He is, IMO one of the most consistently strong musicians working today. I agree on most of the releases mentioned so far, and will add his Trumpet solo on A Bruit Secret, No Furniture (with Baltschun and Fagaschinski) and Durch und durch (with Tony Buck) as additional favourites. To be honest though if I keep thinking about it I'll remember a dozen more I really like before the end of the day!
I've only seen him play live a handful of times, the majority of them a good few years back now, though I did manage to catch the reformed No Furniture earlier this year and hope to see him in Toot in a week or two. He definitely has a very calm, confident presence on stage, making what is undoubtably only achievable via years of skill and control look easy.
Axel has just so many great releases. He is, IMO one of the most consistently strong musicians working today. I agree on most of the releases mentioned so far, and will add his Trumpet solo on A Bruit Secret, No Furniture (with Baltschun and Fagaschinski) and Durch und durch (with Tony Buck) as additional favourites. To be honest though if I keep thinking about it I'll remember a dozen more I really like before the end of the day!
I've only seen him play live a handful of times, the majority of them a good few years back now, though I did manage to catch the reformed No Furniture earlier this year and hope to see him in Toot in a week or two. He definitely has a very calm, confident presence on stage, making what is undoubtably only achievable via years of skill and control look easy.
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Sind is a strong one too.
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first had

(have an lp version with another sleeve, though)
now having


(have an lp version with another sleeve, though)
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ricardo villalobos - the au harem d'archimede
joel stern & anthony guerra - stitch
upsidedowncross - s/t
joel stern & anthony guerra - stitch
upsidedowncross - s/t
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radu malfatti - duseldorf vielfaches
the latest of radu's on b-boim. still in heavy rotation here ( along with jurg frey's l'ame est sans retenue III )
the latest of radu's on b-boim. still in heavy rotation here ( along with jurg frey's l'ame est sans retenue III )
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I'm going to jump on the band wagon concerning this release:

And I'm going to put it on after I'm done with this:

This is the second time in as many day's this one's been on my turntable..

And I'm going to put it on after I'm done with this:

This is the second time in as many day's this one's been on my turntable..
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