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[grisha]

this one is indeed very very awesome.

[sevenarts]

First 2011 album I'm really excited about - great droning, miserable country from the former and long-inactive frontman of Lift To Experience.

[Dohol]

[926am]

Jean-Luc Guionnet / David Chiesa / Lionel Marchetti / Jérôme Noetinger - Sion

[horaflora]

Thymolphthalein - Ni maître, Ni marteau


Natasha Anderson: contrabass recorder and electronics
Will Guthrie: percussion and electronics
Jérôme Noetinger: tape machines and electronics
Clayton Thomas: double bass and preparations
Anthony Pateras: prepared piano and analogue synthesizer

[grisha]

[grisha]

Crawling With Tarts - Sarajevo Center Metal Doors

[ananas]

First 2011 album I'm really excited about - great droning, miserable country from the former and long-inactive frontman of Lift To Experience.

really nice album!

[Dohol]

[simon reynell]

Fergus Kelly - Long Range [room temperature]

[jpeatt]

Thymolphthalein - Ni maître, Ni marteau


Natasha Anderson: contrabass recorder and electronics
Will Guthrie: percussion and electronics
Jérôme Noetinger: tape machines and electronics
Clayton Thomas: double bass and preparations
Anthony Pateras: prepared piano and analogue synthesizer

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How is this?

fuck yes.

[horaflora]

It's great! I listened all the way through on 33 before reading some fine print on the mego site that informed me of it's actual 45 playing speed! Really good both ways though!

Maybe a little busy for some folks here, but it seems noetinger was doing live manipulations of all the other players, and there are some real twisted sound puzzles that happen... Really good.

[horaflora]

Oh, and beautifully recorded - no room sound really at all, present and vivid.

[javier4w]

On the train to Málaga:

John Cage · Morton Feldman - In a Silent Way (Stradivarius 2009)
Maurizio Barbetti, viola
Rossella Spinosa, piano

Morton Feldman - For Bunita Marcus (Nuscope 2010)
Louis Goldstein, piano

Klaus Huber - Complete Cello Works (Aeon 2010)
Alexis Descharmes, violoncello

[frozen reeds]

Morton Feldman - For Bunita Marcus (Nuscope 2010)
Louis Goldstein, piano

Any thoughts? Was thinking of getting this as I liked his Triadic Memories of some years back.

As for now:

[simon reynell]

Morton Feldman - For Bunita Marcus (Nuscope 2010)
Louis Goldstein, piano

Any thoughts? Was thinking of getting this as I liked his Triadic Memories of some years back.

I think it's good. The mics are very close - they seem to be right inside the body of the piano, which is the chief distinguishing feature from other available recordings that I've heard. But then I usually do like close mics, and I suppose some people would say that it isn't appropriate here.

[cheerios]

Alvin Lucier and Nick Hennies -Still and Moving Lines of Silence in Families of Hyperbolas

[javier4w]

Morton Feldman - For Bunita Marcus (Nuscope 2010)
Louis Goldstein, piano

Any thoughts? Was thinking of getting this as I liked his Triadic Memories of some years back.

I think it's good. The mics are very close - they seem to be right inside the body of the piano, which is the chief distinguishing feature from other available recordings that I've heard. But then I usually do like close mics, and I suppose some people would say that it isn't appropriate here.

Not my favourite For Bunita Marcus. Mics are so close that there is much resonance. I much prefer his take on Triadic Memories.

[926am]

[jetnet22]

Awesome.Thanks for the link.