Andrew Cyrille & Milford Graves - Dialogue Of The Drums

Track-list
side 1:
1. Message To The Ancestors 10.14
2. Blessing From The Rain Forest 6.16
3. Nagarah (Tymapni Duet) 6.16
4. Rejuvenation 5.19

side 2:
1. The Soul Is The Music 7.46
2. The Substance Of The Vision 7.07
3. Call and Response 6.13

Andrew Cyrille - tom tom,gongs,whistles,hand clapping,words,phonetics,temple blocks,
agogo bells,chimes,tympani,cymbals,darabukkeh,foot rhythms,osi-d,d,
castanets
Milford Graves - honetics,bgo,darabukkeh,whistle,gongs,osi-d,galloping,tympani,cymbals,
balafon,agogo bells,foot rhythms,bells,tambourine,shakere,words,
african talking-d,mnemonics,d

(1974, Institute Of Percussive Studies 001)

Thx to Murksonic and Nonwave.

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friedhelm schönfeld trio & hubert katzenbeier quintett

--side a:
01 friedhelm schönfeld trio - trio dimensionen

friedhelm schönfeld - leader, clarinet, alto sax, tenor sax
klaus koch - bass
günter sommer - drums

--side b:
01 hubert katzenbeier quintett - quartett
02 hubert katzenbeier quintett - ballade
03 hubert katzenbeier quintett - blues-fasching

hubert katzenbeier - leader,trombone
konrad körner - flute, tenor sax
manfred schramm - piano
hans schätzke - bass
wolfgang winkler - drums

ripped from vinyl by gasomat, thanks mate!

recorded at amiga-studio, berlin

(nov 1972, amiga 855 307)

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Bennink\Mengelberg Duo

Han Bennink - Drums, Dhung, rkanglig, log drums, khène, vibra-pan, kaffir piano, dhung-dkar, oe-oelong, voice.
Misha Mengelberg - Piano, Putney synthesizer.

-side a:
and the great spotted woodpecker....? "tsjik, tsjik, tsjik" or "kik" and a very fast roll
(bennink)

-side b:
where is the police? (mengelberg)

Recorded at stedelijk museum, Amsterdam.

(mar 1971, icp 010)

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Eric Dolphy, Misha Mengelberg, Jacques Schols, Han Bennink - Epistrophy

Eric Dolphy - bass clarinet (track 1)
Misha Mengelberg - piano
Jacques Schols - bass (track 1)
Han Bennink - drums (track 1).

1. Epistrophy (17.52)
2. Eeko (grey red-tail parrot)/Misha Mengelberg (02.00)

Track 1 recorded in Eindhoven, Holland on 1 June 1964
track 2 recorded in Amsterdam on 6 June 1972.

(1974, icp 015)

Sound quality is not nice at all, but... it is a pleasure to listen to Dolphy playing with Mengelberg and Bennink.Enjoy

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DKV Trio - Baraka

by Joslyn Layne [AMG]

This February 1997 studio recording of the DKV Trio finds them in fully energetic and passionate form. Hamid Drake (drums), Kent Kessler (bass), and Ken Vandermark (reeds) kick it off with the fast and fiery "Double Holiday," which drops off into the near-silent opening of "Soft Gamma Ray Repeater," with quiet clarinet meandering. The title track ofBaraka begins on slightly frenetic extended techniques from the trio with Vandermark on the sax, then gives way to hot, upbeat trio action. Nearly unaccompanied clarinet is heard later in this lengthy (nearly 36 minutes) piece, as well as an extremely quiet drum solo and a bowed bass solo; the full trio kicks back in with about ten minutes left. The album closer, "Consequence," is a nice bluesy, downbeat number that grows into a dark groove. Barakamay suffer a bit in comparison to the later, extraordinary Live in Wels & Chicago (1999), but it's still a terrific showcase of the trio and, overall, a great adventurous jazz album. DL

Control

DVD rip. English w/ subtitles (also in english)

Control is the biography of Joy Division lead singer Ian Curtis, taking his story from schoolboy days of 1973 to his suicide on the eve of the band's first American tour in 1980.

In this time we see Curtis grow from David Bowie-infatuated teen to Sex Pistols-inspired punk, and eventually to rising new wave star.

The movie explores the pressures he felt, from his epilepsy, a failing marriage, his new lover, and a band that relied on him - all in an attempt to explain his decision to hang himself at the age of 23.

The movie is based on Deborah Curtis's biography "Touching from a Distance" .

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Devotchka - How it ends

by Stewart Mason [AMG]

Listening to DeVotchKa's third album, any aging '80s indie kid will fall into a what-if daydream. Remember when Morrissey broke up the Smiths? Maybe instead of going solo, the Mozzer should have hooked up with Peter Solowka, who at the time was starting up his own solo project outside the confines of the Wedding Present, a tongue-in-cheek blending of U.K. indie guitar pop and the sounds of his Eastern European homeland called the Ukrainians. DeVotchKa's How It Ends is a dead-brilliant amplification of what that fantasy collaboration might have sounded like. Singer Nick Urata only occasionally leans on theMorrissey-like qualities of his voice, most notably on the opening "You Love Me," but the album explores the amalgam of Eastern European folk melodies and instrumentation with otherwise straightforward indie rock to a much greater extent than the Ukrainians ever managed (and unlike the somewhat similar 3 Mustaphas 3, they have a solid grasp of how to write a catchy pop song as well). They even go so far as to interject a little Calexico-style mariachi influence into the mix, possibly under the influence of producer Craig Schumacher, who's worked with that band and Giant Sand. This is a wide-ranging and thoroughly enjoyable album from start to finish. DL

Mare - Mare ep

This was a fantastic post-ISIS band, with a strong personality. But after this superb recording (that runs through-out the concept of post-something) they broke up and formed boring bands.

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