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RE: The Beach Boys "Smile"
by Marco Kalnenek (Weirdomusic.com) 02 Sep '03

02 Sep '03

>I always took for granted that the "Smile" album was >given up by Brian Wilson after months of work and that >some of those tracks were re-recorded and included in >"Smiley Smile". Correct. >I have read, though, that a "Smile >Sessions" box set was released in the late eighties or >early nineties. I've never seen that box set in the >stores here, nor have I heard about someone owning it >in my area. There is a 'Pet Sounds' box, with lots of outtakes from the 'Pet Sounds' album, plus there is another box celebrating 30 years (I think) of Beach Boys music. That's the box that contains some 'Smile' material. >However, a month ago I found a vinyl copy of "Smile" 'Smile' has been extensively bootlegged. I own at least 4 different versions of it. The album you found is obviously a boot. I'm not sure, but I wouldn't be surprised if a bootleg 'Smile' box exists. Marco --------------------------------- www.weirdomusic.com Discovering the darkest corners of the musical universe... ---------------------------------

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Zorn solo Mon 9/8
by Ryan William Blum 01 Sep '03

01 Sep '03

Hey people, Anyone have any idea if tickets are available in advance/sold out already for the Zorn solo set after Zorn/Milford Graves a week from tomorrow? I'm confused because Tonic doesn't have this set listed at 10pm as does Downtown Music Gallery on their schedule page. Does $15 get us into both sets?? That'd be great. Anyway, tried calling Tonic but no dice today. Anyone? Yay for labor, Ryan

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Autopsy Report Of Drowned Shrimp, and Grind Orchestra
by Joe Stgermain 31 Aug '03

31 Aug '03

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Brian Eno, Carla Bley, Ralph Carney articles
by Perfect Sound Forever 30 Aug '03

30 Aug '03

Greetings, In the latest issue of Perfect Sound Forever online magazine <http://www.perfectsoundforever.com>, you'll find (among other things): LESTER BANGS ON ENO Unpublished art-rock tome Extensive essay on Eno in the '70's including interviews and anecdotes, in lieu of a 2nd anthology of the gonzo rock scribe, now out from Random House. CARLA BLEY Jazz legend discovers America After leading wonderfully eccentric jazz big bands with multi-genre memberships, this seer searches for her homeland. RALPH CARNEY Sax attack With the re-immergence of the great cult-rock-comedy band Tin Huey, horn maven Carney also steps out with his own solo album. A look at his storied career. LADONNA SMITH In pursuit of improv - she doesn't just practice the art (a rarity for a non-male today) but she produces a magazine honoring the art, "The Improviser." We're always looking for good writers and/or ideas so let us know if you have anything to share. See you online, Jason Gross Perfect Sound Forever online music magazine http://www.perfectsoundforever.com

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by cjmitchell＠pachicago.org 29 Aug '03

29 Aug '03

I am away from work, returning Tuesday September 2 - this email address will not be checked until then. Please contact Will Nedved 312 663 1628 wnedved(a)pachicago.org if you have any questions. Best wishes, CJ Mitchell Please do not reply to this email!

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Re: zorn houdini- de sade?
by Nick Utrie 29 Aug '03

29 Aug '03

I saw the houdini-desade project (a work in progress) in MN - I have neat program autographed by all the performers (super cool JZ autograph) baron-lindsey-dunn-shea-zorn (there was one other, not mike patton) that is all i remember being there ... i'll check the program to refresh.. it was super loose... had written score on copier paper - zorn had serveral numbered sheets taped to a music stand that were flipped as "cells" moved by. I do remember Zorn and Lindsey and Baron having a great time with glances and big childlish smiles and shit eating grins. Joey behind the kit was just bouncing all over the place... Like give me something .. and when he got it he played! I remember being inspired by his preformance.. John Zorn conducted and played sax. I don't think he played sax more thant 2 minutes however david? Lindsey played gtr and read (randomly? from a bookmarked "the 120 days of Sodom" (?). I even asked shea about his choices of CD and turntable parts and he said "john didn't ask a lot of me for this one" He didn't exploit the group very well... I remember glancing at a page on one of the music stands and seeing some graphical notation(?) as well as numbers with players names after them.. I'd love to hear it if someone has a copy... of either show ... Nick >>> "maurizio suppo" <dimension(a)tin.it> 8/28/2003 05:44:48 AM >>> someone know what's the differences between the minneapolis 1991 date and the banlieu paris 1992 date? someone have a bootleg of the 1992 edition? thanks

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Favorite Zorn/Ribot collabo
by kev booyaka 29 Aug '03

29 Aug '03

let's start a poll, shall we? i'm interessted to see which one of Zorn's collaborations with Ribot everyone appreciates the most. - k --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software

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4-16-01 ( Die like a dog) cd give away offer is closed
by Stuart Boyer 29 Aug '03

29 Aug '03

Thank you ! for all who participated !! - Stuart

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RE: So Much Balkan Fun: Shantel, _Bucovina Club_ (Essay Recordings)
by Stephen Fruitman 29 Aug '03

29 Aug '03

>the Klezmer Brass Allstars... ...with the Boban Markovic Orkestar and the Hasballah Brass Band. I did a review of it here: http://sonomu.net/review/+brotherhoodofbra/ >I thought Lajkó was Hungarian... and later moved to Serbia, >or at least had roots in Vojvodina, the northern part of >Serbia that's a mix between Hungarian & Serbian. If I recall correctly, he is ethnically Hungarian but grew up in Slovenia.... Either way, he´s wonderful. Where he lives now, you got me. -- Stephen Fruitman Dept of Historical Studies Umea University SE-901 87 Umea Sweden

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RE: Favorite Zorn/Ribot collabo
by Crowmeat Bob 28 Aug '03

28 Aug '03

favorite ribot/zorn: Hoppy Kamjiyama -- Welcome to Forbidden Paradise The last track is this 16-minute jam session that was the first I ever knew of Zorn and Ribot collaborating. It whupped my ass in an ultra-modern but 70s Miles Davis kind of way. I think it was Doug Bowne on drums, but may have been Cain. And Sebastian Steinberg on bass. Tasty shit. Sort of Optical 8 but with Zorn. But Book of Heads is incredible, too. >From: ahorton <ahorton(a)vt.edu> >To: kev booyaka <ahairyscreaming(a)yahoo.com>, zorn-list ><zorn-list(a)lists.xmission.com> >Subject: RE: Favorite Zorn/Ribot collabo >Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2003 20:05:09 -0400 > > >let's start a poll, shall we? > > > >i'm interessted to see which one of Zorn's collaborations with Ribot >everyone >appreciates the most. > >"The Gift." It finds Zorn perfectly slipping on the Les Baxter slippers, >and >Ribot slinking into that dirty, lazy "abraxas" mode. > >androow > > >_______________________________________________ >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 _________________________________________________________________ Get MSN 8 and help protect your children with advanced parental controls. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/parental

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