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more roxy
by akoschni＠mailer.fsu.edu 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

Has anybody heard a recent compilation of Roxy material from the German TV show "Musikladen"?? One CD from 72 w/Eno, one from 73 w/out Eno (dates could be off), both shortish, but w/video material. Initially issued separately, now combined as "Reflections" (I think that's the title). Comments? --Albrecht

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Re: (no subject) <---- zorn list settings
by IOUaLive1＠aol.com 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

I can handle this one ..... yes, the list is still active, but if youre like me, and you let your AOL inbox fill up, stuff starts bouncing back, then you stop receiving emails from this list. Go to: http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/zorn-list and change your settings so that email delivery is set to ON. In a message dated 12/16/2003 10:39:54 AM Eastern Standard Time, TagYrIt(a)aol.com writes: Is this list still active? It must be 3 weeks now since I've gotten any email from here. Dale.

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Fwd: Thankyou AVG!
by rjs 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

Painkiller - Yes! I'd have to say "LIVE IN OSAKA" is my favorite. I haven't heard the new release yet. b Note: forwarded message attached. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now http://companion.yahoo.com/

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RE: Bennink
by Andreas Dietz 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

to add some not mentioned so far: Noah Howard - Patterns (perhaps hard to find but astonishing) Don Cherry - Actions (a classic) Eric Boeren - Soft Nose (very good quartet with lots of Ornette pieces) Misha Mengelberg - For In One w/ Dave Douglas and all of the ICP and Trio Clusone stuff is recommendable. Andreas np: Werner LÃ¼di Solo - Lucendro (Unit) >From: "(c)(P)ee" <pee(a)xs4all.nl> > > > I'm not sure about leading the band but I collect most > > everything Han Bennink [...] > >Any recommendations for someone who owns no cds with Han >Bennink on it? > >-- (c)(P)ee _________________________________________________________________ E-Mails sind zu unpersÃ¶nlich? Mit einer Webcam wird der MSN Messenger zum Bildtelefon! http://messenger.msn.de Jetzt kostenlos downloaden und der SpaÃ beginnt!

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Re: unopened cds and guilty pleasures
by pm.carey＠utoronto.ca 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

* francko.lamerikx(a)philips.com: >That being said, anyone else on this list who is into Broadcast >as much as I am (and actually thinks they are the best band >around these days)? Sure, big Broadcast fan. Not the _best_ band, but yeah... :-) -P NP: Kate Maki - "Confusion Unlimited" OD: Penderecki - "Per Coro"

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Roxy Music
by Tosh 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

What I love and admired about Roxy Music is that it was a band that had many 'strings' attached to other music movements. They touched on glam, progressive, experimental, the great american songbook, fifties and sixties intrumental bands (a touch of the Joe Meek sound), and of course Robert Wyatt and onward. In many ways I always felt that Avalon was more ambient than some of the Eno late recordings. For those who have given up on Ferry/Roxy - go give Ferry's last album a listen - it has a killer/beautiful Eno/Ferry track - and the music is a lot rougher than his 'smooth' years. -- Tosh Berman TamTam Books http://www.tamtambooks.com

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Re: FW: Roxy Music
by Stuart Boyer 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

Lotssa great musicians on those early ENO lp's mentioned before... I had never heard of fred Frith, most of the roxy folks are on them too ! great catchy lyrics and song titles as well ' I'll come running to tie your shoe' . I even remember phil collins playing on one of the lp's. A truely wonderful learning expierence for me. Thanks, Stu np: A. Escovedo Detroit Mi 4/30/99 "Sean Westergaard" <seawes(a)allmusic.com> Sent by: To: <zorn-list(a)lists.xmission.com> zorn-list-bounces+boyerst=kellyservices.com(a)mailman.x cc: mission.com Subject: FW: Roxy Music 12/16/2003 10:43 AM i agree 100%. can't miss up thru siren. and the eno rock albums are pretty essential too. i'm not a vinyl fetishist, but the recent remasters of the roxy catalog were almost like hearing some of that material again for the first time (FANTASTIC sound). and the eno box sets on virgin (out of print, unfortunately) sound WAY better than the relatively flat sounding cd versions available on e.g. sean For me interest in Roxy tapered off with "The Fifth Roxy Music Album" (Siren) and just kept going down after that. But I love those first four records. If you play vinyl, seek them out on British Island pressings, or slightly later British Polydors. Eno's role was most pronounced on the first album and was reduced on the second (except primarily, I think, on the long "Bogus Man" and his untrained soloing on "Editions of You"). Also, anybody who likes those early Roxy albums should hear Eno's first four: Here Come the Warm Jets, Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy, Another Green World, and Before and After Science. Although Robert Fripp never appeared on a Roxy album, he is on all of these except for Tiger Mountain. The best vinyl is again the early British stuff, but these are all available in many pressings and CD releases. Peter _______________________________________________ zorn-list mailing list zorn-list(a)mailman.xmission.com To UNSUBSCRIBE or Change Your Subscription Options, go to the webpage below http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/zorn-list

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Roxy Music
by Tosh 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

I have the recent live Roxy Music DVD, and it's a great one. They do a lot of their old material - and it's done with a great deal of energy. The band is great - and they do all the classic early Roxy stuff. On the record - Bryan Ferry has said his favorite album (solo and band wise)is 'For Your Pleasure.' The other great guitar player besides Phil in the new version of Roxy is Chris Speeding (again, I maybe misspelling his last name wrong). He used to play with Cale in the late 70's and early 80's and I think beyond that era. -- Tosh Berman TamTam Books http://www.tamtambooks.com

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FW: Roxy Music
by Sean Westergaard 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

i agree 100%. can't miss up thru siren. and the eno rock albums are pretty essential too. i'm not a vinyl fetishist, but the recent remasters of the roxy catalog were almost like hearing some of that material again for the first time (FANTASTIC sound). and the eno box sets on virgin (out of print, unfortunately) sound WAY better than the relatively flat sounding cd versions available on e.g. sean For me interest in Roxy tapered off with "The Fifth Roxy Music Album" (Siren) and just kept going down after that. But I love those first four records. If you play vinyl, seek them out on British Island pressings, or slightly later British Polydors. Eno's role was most pronounced on the first album and was reduced on the second (except primarily, I think, on the long "Bogus Man" and his untrained soloing on "Editions of You"). Also, anybody who likes those early Roxy albums should hear Eno's first four: Here Come the Warm Jets, Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy, Another Green World, and Before and After Science. Although Robert Fripp never appeared on a Roxy album, he is on all of these except for Tiger Mountain. The best vinyl is again the early British stuff, but these are all available in many pressings and CD releases. Peter

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(no subject)
by TagYrIt＠aol.com 16 Dec '03

16 Dec '03

Is this list still active? It must be 3 weeks now since I've gotten any email from here. Dale.

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