what are you listening to? a second wave

[oldirtybastien]

jerome noetinger : storungen on la radio (from end id comp)

I wish he could record more... and with others.
I saw him with guthrie and guionnet, and was impressed by his quickness to react to the other's decisions.

[Salty Swift]

[Jesse]

fransisco lopez
untitled (1993)
[w/ Michael Gendreau, Zan Hoffman, Michael Northam, John Hudak, Gen Ken Montgomery and Steve Peters]

lescalleet/nmperign
love me two times

kevin parks/joe foster
prince rupert drops


kevin parks/joe foster
ipsi sibi somnia fingunt

lehn/blondy
obdo

[bedouin]

Edward Perraud, Éric Brochard & Jean-Luc Guionnet "[ON]"
possibly my favorite Guionnet disc. monumental, sharp and introspective. (hard to find a physical CD copy)

i wonder if anyone has heard the Guionnet, Murayama, Rodrigues disc on creative sources "noite", and how it compares with "Le bruit du toit"

[Jesse]

barry chabala (michael pisaro, c.)
unter eichen

such
the issue at hand

john tilbury (morty feldman, c.)
for bunita marcus
triadic memories

michael pisaro
harmony series 11-16

[Dan Warburton]

Edward Perraud, Éric Brochard & Jean-Luc Guionnet "[ON]"
possibly my favorite Guionnet disc. monumental, sharp and introspective.

Nice to see someone raving about this - it's very good indeed.

(hard to find a physical CD copy)

Have you contacted Theo Jarrier (In Situ label boss and co-manager of Le Souffle Continu http://soufflecontinu.free.fr/ )?

i wonder if anyone has heard the Guionnet, Murayama, Rodrigues disc on creative sources "noite", and how it compares with "Le bruit du toit"

The quartet's not bad at all, but I much prefer the duo. If you're a real Guionnet nut you really should check out Calx, his duo with Perraud.

[bedouin]

thanks Dan,
yeah, i managed to find a copy of [ON] at www.orkhestra.fr.


I must say I am still trying to figure out Jean-Luc's music. It is hard as he seems to be all over the map. But in a +ve way, a bit of a Frank Zappa figure (not sure why), totally capable (he does remind me of Coltrane on his jazzier discs) but also totally restless in his explorations from minimalist zen-like stuff, field recordings, noise, eai, or on the [ON] disc.

i'll check Calx out for sure (though from a quick google it looks like another hard set to locate).


P.S.
thanks also for reviewing that butcher hemingway, buffalo pearl disc on the latest paristransantlantic serving.
Got it and it rocks!

[oldirtybastien]

Günter Müller/Lê Quan Ninh : la voyelle liquide

[Dan Warburton]

Wan-Shuen Tsai & Yannick Dauby, Villages, Vestiges

[simon reynell]

Just back from a work trip where I was living & working in a noisy environment. So for my downtime I took a bunch of louder-than-average discs, a lot of which I hadn't played for ages. I particularly enjoyed all of these:

'Forlorn green' - Kelley / Lescalleet (erstwhile)
'Agape' - Kuchen / Stackenas (creative sources)
'Harsh' - Keith Rowe (grob)
'Akroate Hadal' & other works - Olga Neuwirth (kairos)
'3:1' - Kerbaj / Ulher / Sehnaoui (creative sources)
'Limescale' - Bailey / Bevan / Ward / Drenching / Sonic Pleasure (incus)
'Savagnieres' - Baumgartner / Schiller (creative sources)
'Fontana Mix - Feed' - Max Neuhaus (Algha Marghen)
& 'Vasistas' - Denzler / Guionnet / Kinoshita / Unami (creative sources)

[Richard Pinnell]

Wan-Shuen Tsai & Yannick Dauby, Villages, Vestiges

That's a beautiful image.

Dan is this a CD release? any more info?

Ta

[Dan Warburton]

It's a 144 page (!) book with magnificent photos, text in French and Chinese, and a CD included, field recordings from Taiwan and Auvergne, very nicely done indeed. I was hunting around for label info online, but couldn't find any - my copy came, I presume, from the artists' collective in the Auvergne who released it. I don't have Yannick's email address but I can get it if you're interested - this should be right up your street Richard.

[Richard Pinnell]

Thanks. I'm interested.

(Try not to post his email in the main forum though? )

[Losider]

...

[Salty Swift]

What's your take on this? I picked up on vinyl a while back on a whim; I cannot say I've given it much of a listen.

For what it's worth, their choice of covers is fairly interesting - Black Flag, Foetus, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Small Faces, The Damned. Otherwise, the music is ok....just ok. This was my first time that I've heard the CD since early 90's, believe it or not....

[Jesse]

Beautiful stuff, Togolese music has range and spirit. The "lullaby" captured in the kitchen of a young woman astonished at being recorded is truly sublime:

They say that a man has several lives
When I return to the world
I'll simply be a tree,
Deep in a forest,
Too much pain, too much suffering in life
binds me.
I can't move
When I return to this world, I will be a tree
Deep in the forest.

[grisha]

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[hatta]

The 25-Year Retrospective Concert of the Music of John Cage (Wergo)

[Jesse]

Kevin Drumm
Imperial Distortion

[corey_larkin]

Philippe Mion- L'Image Éconduite






and francois bayle's grande polyphonie.