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New @ The Squid's Ear
by zampino 21 May '03

21 May '03

New reviews at The Squid's Ear <http://www.squidsear.com/>: CD Reviews: John Blum - Naked Mirror (Drimala) Dennis Gonzalez/Yells at Eels - Pictogram/Home Away from Home (Daagnim) Elliott Sharp - String Quartets: 1986-1996 (Tzadik) Unsolicited Music Ensemble - Bulbs (Slam) Kramer - The Greenberg Variations (Tzadik) Sachiko M & Sean Meehan - Sachiko M & Sean Meehan (self released) The Hat Shoes - Home (Rec Rec) === Live Reviews: Derek Bailey with Various Artists Tonic, April 2003 Mark Dresser / Susie Ibarra Tonic, April 9, 2003 Dave Burrell, Mathew Shipp/William Parker Tonic, April 17, 2003 Leo Smith/Ikue Mori Tonic, April 4, 2003 John Zorn / Vinicius Cantuaria Tonic, April 25th 2003 Makagami Koich/ Ikue Mori/ John Zorn/ Sylvie Couvoisier/ Cyro Baptista Tonic, April 1, 2003 Caroliner Rainbow Europa Nightclub, April 10, 2003 - philz ====================================================================== Squidco The Squid's Ear http://www.squidco.com/ http://www.squidsear.com/ Just In: Whit Dickey/Trio Ahxoloxha with Brown, Rob & Morris, Joe: Prophet Moon; Hamid Drake/Assif Tshar: Soul Bodies, Vol. 1; Steve Lantner Trio: Saying So; Joe Morris: Age of Everything; William Parker/Joe Morris/Hamid Drake: Eloping with the Sun; Sun Ra: It's After The End Of The World; Kaoru Abe: The Last Recording; Alterations: Voila Enough!; Albert Ayler Quartet: The Copenhagen Tapes; Peter Brotzmann: Live At Nefertiti; Loren Connors: The Departing Of A Dream Vol. II; Dafeldecker/Kurzmann/ Drumm/Erikm/Dieb13/Noetinger; Milford Graves, Sunny Morgan: Percussion Ensemble; Henry Grimes Trio: The Call; George Gruntz: Mental Cruelty; Maneri Ensemble: Going To Church; Jemeel Moondoc: Live At Glenn Miller Cafe- Vol.1; Jim O'Rourke: Disengage; William Parker/In Order To Survive: The Peach Orchard; William Parker Quartet: O'Neal's Porch; William Parker Trio: And William Danced; Otomo Yoshihide/Shimada Masahiko: My Dear Mummy; Lesli Dalaba/Fred Frith/Eric Glick Rieman/Carla Kihlstedt; Derek Bailey/Antoine Berthiaume/Fred Frith: Soshin; Tim Brady: Unison Rituals; Bertrand Denzler/Koch, Hans: Asymétrie; Lepage, Robert Marcel: 20 H 17 Rue Darling; Tétrault, Martin/Otomo Yoshihide: Studio Analogique Numérique; Muller, Gunther and Otomo Yoshihide: Time Travel; Keith Rowe and John Tilbury: Duos for Doris; Adachi Tomomi Royal Chorus: Yo; Koby Israelite: Dance Of The Idiots; Jon Madof: Rashanim; John Zorn: Chimeras; Toshimaru Nakamura & Sachiko M: do; Jerome Noetinger and Erik M: what a wonderful world; Keith Rowe, Thomas Lehn, Marcus Schmickler: Rabbit Run; La Joan Barbara: Voice Is The Original Instrument - Early Works; Oren Ambarchi/Guenter Muller/Voice Crack: Oystered; ======================================================================

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C.Potok interview
by Patrick Borsarini 21 May '03

21 May '03

POWERFUL interview(1986) to novelist Chaim Potok http://discover.npr.org/features/feature.jhtml?wfId=1147151 click on "Listen to Fresh Air audio" cheers Patrick ____________________________________________________________ Get advanced SPAM filtering on Webmail or POP Mail ... Get Lycos Mail! http://login.mail.lycos.com/r/referral?aid=27005

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Victoriaville
by Arthur Gadney 21 May '03

21 May '03

So how was the Victoriaville festival?? Isn't it over now? The program looked pretty sweet!! _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

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Weird rockibilly stuff?
by Tosh 20 May '03

20 May '03

Recently I feel into the deep hole of what is called Rockibilly. It started off by buying a Cramps album - which I became immediately passionate about and purchased practically their whole catalogue - that lead to the Elvis Sun sessions, the first RCA album. I got the first two Gene Vincent albums on capital - got the Sonny Burgess 'We Wanna Boogie' (which I haven't listened to yet) and purchased a cd called 'Out to Hunch' by Hasil Adkins. The Hasil Adkins cd is by far the most demented music I have heard...so far! I am wondering if anyone on the list can recommend any other lunatic rockibilly recordings or just really good classic stuff. I also got the Burnette Trio, which is great. -- Tosh Berman TamTam Books http://www.tamtambooks.com

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OFF TOPIC: Ebay items
by Ryan Novak 20 May '03

20 May '03

Hi, sorry for the advertising- couple of these might not get much attention otherwise. Derek Bailey, Tacuma, Weston - Mirakle CD - William Parker, Hamid Drake-Piercing the Veil - Roger Miller - Oh - Iva Bittova - Cikori CD - Ferdinand & les Philosophes - Enclume CD - Blonk, Gustafsson, Zerang - Improvisors CD Thanks. -----Ryan Novak __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. http://search.yahoo.com

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RE: Jack Johnoson
by Marcin Gokieli 20 May '03

20 May '03

Is Columbia/Sony already offering advance copies for the press etc? Marcin "Sean Westergaard" <seawes(a)allmusic.com> wrote: >sync 2, even unrelated pieces). anyway, that's a way preliminary sketch. i > have yet to actually digest the whole thing.

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RE: (NZC) tribute to jack johnson
by Sean Westergaard 19 May '03

19 May '03

ok. it's 5 cds. there are 11 different groupings of musicians. tons of unreleased and or unedited takes. in addition to the Billy Cobham/Mike Henderson rhythm section, many tracks have Dave Holland (often on electric) and Jack Dejohnette. some cool, stripped down sessions, like Miles, McLaughlin, Dejohnette, Holland (electric) and Steve Grossman. Jarrett, Corea & Hancock all make appearances, with all 3 on a couple of the sessions. Sonny Sharrock only participates on one session (the first, feb18, 1970) and does some sick echoplexing on a couple takes of Willie Nelson, and a couple insert takes for the same tune - just under a half hour of material. what i saw was an advance that lays out the session credits, but none of the essays or other liner notes that are sure to be included. they also include the actual album (duh) but break down where all the edits are and what parts of what takes were used. it makes me wonder how much of Teo's genius is careful planning in advance or if he "got lucky" by juxtaposing different takes (there are times where 2 different takes are being played concurrently. interesting things almost ALWAYS happen when you sync 2, even unrelated pieces). anyway, that's a way preliminary sketch. i have yet to actually digest the whole thing. sean >Wow! Ithought it was supposed to be a 2cd set... those columbia boxes are >getting smalller. Any info about that stuff? Much of unrealeased stuff, >maybe? > i was just told that the 5 disc complete tribute to jack johnson sessions

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Torture on Iraqi folks - Metallica?
by Theo Klaase 19 May '03

19 May '03

Your parents arent the only ones who hate your musicsome Iraqis hate it, too. U.S. military units have been breaking Saddam supporters with long sessions in which theyre forced to listen to heavy-metal and childrens songs. Trust me, it works, says one U.S. operative. THE IDEA, says Sgt. Mark Hadsell, is to break a subjects resistance by annoying that person with what some Iraqis would consider culturally offensive music. The songs that are being played include Bodies from the Vin Diesel XXX movie soundtrack and Metallicas Enter Sandman. These people havent heard heavy metal before, he explains. They cant take it. Few people could put up with the sledgehammer riffs of Metallica, and kiddie songs arent that much easier, especially when selections include the Sesame Street theme and some of purple dinosaur Barneys crooning. Adam Piore Why not just play some Torture Garden on repeat for hours??? -Theo __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. http://search.yahoo.com

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Re: The Residents
by adam morosky 17 May '03

17 May '03

I saw the Residents in 2000 or 2001 in boston. They played at a medium sized concert hall that part of one of the Universities or Colleges (I don't remember which one it was) but it was either on Newbury Street or off of Newbury Street. There definitely wasn't 2000 people there but it was a decent turnout. I'm going to guess around 500 but i'm not very good at estimating numbers of people. Sorry that I'm being so vague but it was a couple years ago. You guessed it, it's an older crowd. I was the youngest person there, I was in High School at the time. The reason why the Residents play in larger venues like auditoriums/concert halls is because of their stage show. They definitely are not a club or bar act. When I saw them they had a large video projection screen and screens that obscured the appearance of the musicians when the stage lights were on. It was a great show. Don't be turned off by the venue, it is necessary. Get there early/buy a good ticket and get a good seat. -Adam Morosky NP: Today is the Day - Temple of the Morning Star earlier This Heat - Made Available: The John Peele Sessions _________________________________________________________________ Add photos to your messages with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail

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Non-JZ FS: Thomas Koener pic LP, Joyce, Jaworzyn, Null
by pm.carey＠utoronto.ca 17 May '03

17 May '03

** All PRICES/OFFERS in US$ (or equiv. GBP, Euro etc.) ** ** AIR MAIL POSTAGE depends on DESTINATION ** $ 6 -- Joyce e Nelson Angelo - "Joyce e Nelson Angelo" BRA CD (Odeon: SMOFB 3734 CD) 1999 [Classic bossa/folk collab. album from 1970. An LP-source pressing that has been around since 1999. NEW copy.] $10 -- K.K. Null - "Flying Serpent" UK 10" (4th Dimension: FDTEN46) 1994 [Clear vinyl. Feat. "Flying Serpent", "Leviathan" & "Missing Link". Guitar squall, hum 'n' drone from the master. Comes in PVC sleeve w/ full-color insert. Limited to 400. NEW copy.] $10 -- Stefan Jaworzyn - "Lick My Pussy, Will Montgomery" UK 10" (4th Dimension: FDTEN54) 1996 [Feat. "Eat Shit", "Jazz Snob", and "Loud Is Best". Improv guitar workouts à la Sharrock 'n' Bailey rec. by Steve Pittis at The Red Rose Club, 1/24/1996. Limited to 400. NEW copy.] $24 -- Thomas Köner - "Unerforschtes Gebiet" GER picdisc LP (Die Stadt: DS43) 2002 [Master of drone, Köner's first solo vinyl release... a full-color picture disc LP. Feat. work from 1997-2001, based on processed recordings of blank, dusty 16mm film run through a film projector. Limited to 700 numbered copies in clear sleeve. NEW, mint copy. Out of print.] -Patrick pm.carey(a)utoronto.ca

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