Agreed. My regard for Doerner's playing in particular has soared lately, I need to add some more of his releases to the half dozen I have.simon reynell wrote:That's a really strong disc IMO.Jesse wrote:
Doerner/Kelley/Rainey/Neumann
Thanks Cash
what are you listening to? a second wave
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Mitsuhiro Yoshimura, Masahiko Okura - Trio (Presquile)
I'm enjoying this one quite a bit.
On one listen the Yoshimura / Sugimoto / Tsunoda disc did very little for me though. Perhaps closer listening required but I struggled to get past Yoshimura's overpowering squeal on that one. Although its also continuous on Trio its a little less claustrophobic and Okura plays very well here.
Just first impressions though.
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4g - cloud, while drifting in and out of consciousness...... bliss....
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Goh Lee Kwang - Cicadas

Hojokaidan - Polar Nights Live

Darkthrone - Dark Thrones and Black Flags

Alexandre Bellenger - Mister Run Run version 2

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Hojokaidan - Polar Nights Live

Darkthrone - Dark Thrones and Black Flags

Alexandre Bellenger - Mister Run Run version 2

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Bennink/Mengelberg/Rutherford/Schiano, A European Proposal, 1978
About time someone reissued this - it's a cracker.
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강태환(Kang Tae Hwan)/미연(Miyeon)/박재천(Park Je Chun) - Isaiah
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Yeah, same here.Jesse wrote:Agreed. My regard for Doerner's playing in particular has soared lately, I need to add some more of his releases to the half dozen I have.simon reynell wrote:That's a really strong disc IMO.Jesse wrote:
Doerner/Kelley/Rainey/Neumann
Thanks Cash
Beyond "Thanks no Cash" I really like:
- Barcelona Series (Hatology)
- Crux (Cor's label)
- Object 1 (Locust)
The first two are 5-star discs IMO. Any other suggestions would be welcome.
(Maybe Dörner is influential enough to have a thread of his own here(?))
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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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I liked "1" quite a lot (though I haven't heard anything else from the series?).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)
Unlike other work from Dörner/Holm (see Claque), this one sounded very unhurried with ideas evolving throughout. Almost Feldman-like. Definitely a keeper.
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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.
m
such fucking control.
m
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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's actually the order in which I heard Doerner, all good. A View From The Window is maybe the strongest "grower" for me from Erstwhile currently, every listen has reinforced my regard for him and this trio.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.
m
What am I missing that is essential since A View...?
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