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Yet Even More Discs For Sale Pt. 2
by Samerivertwice＠aol.com 10 Jul '04

10 Jul '04

Still left from the original list I posted a few days ago: Rob Brown Quartet -- Jumping off the Page John Gunther's Axis Mundi -- Gone Fishin' Anthony Braxton Piano Quartet -- Live At Yoshi's 1994 (4CD) Anthony Braxton/Russ Teitelbaum Duet -- Merkin Hall, 1994 John Coltrane -- My Favorite Things (Not the Atlantic Records version; a compilation of tracks on Four Star Records) Marty Ehrlich -- Side By Side Marty Ehrlich & Anthony Cox -- Falling Man Improvised Music Works -- A Winter &Winter Compilation featuring, among others, Dave Douglas & Uri Caine Maneri Ensemble (Campbell/Shipp/Joe & Matt Maneri/Phillips/Peterson)-- Going to Church Nommonsemble (Whit Dickey, Rob Brown, Mat Maneri, Matthew Shipp) -- Life Cycle Nu Band (Roy Campbell, Mark Whitecage, Joe Fonda, Lou Grassi) -- Live at the Bop Shop Herb Robertson Quintet (w/T. Berne, L. Horner, J. Baron, GW Tsilis) -- X-cerpts Rolling Stones -- Bridges over Babylon (Sealed) Rush -- Different Stages, Live (3CD) Trio Hurricane (Glenn Spearman, William Parker, Paul Murphy) -- Live in the Valley The Who -- Face Dances The Who -- BBC Sessions (2CD) Douglas Weiselman -- Dimly Lit Mick Rossi -- They Have A Name for Everything Open Loose (Mark Helias project) -- Come Ahead Back Mark Helias -- Desert Blue Cumbria D.E.L Norte

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Yet Even More Discs For Sale Pt. 1
by Samerivertwice＠aol.com 10 Jul '04

10 Jul '04

Still downsizing. Gotta sell this stuff before I move. Prices vary depending on rareness/condition. All play perfectly and are in New//Like New condition. Please contact me OFF LIST. Thanks. Tom Steve Reich -- Triple Quartet (Sealed) Einojuhani Rautavaara -- Selected Works (2CD) Einojuhani Rautavaara -- Cantus Articus/Piano Concerto no. 1/Symphony no. 3 Ned Rothenberg -- Ghost Stories David Krakauer -- A New Hot One Lee Konitz, Brad Mehldau, & Charlie Haden -- Alone Together David Murray Octet -- New Life (OOP) David Murray -- Children (OOP) David Murray Octet -- I Want to Talk About You Wadada Leo Smith -- Reflectativity Wadada Leo Smith's Golden Quartet Nathanson & Coleman -- I Could've Been A Drum Buena Vista Social Club Presents Ibrahim Ferrer Naked City -- Live, Vol. 1 -- Knitting Factory 1989 John Zorn -- Taboo & Exile John Zorn -- Madness, Love & Mysticism Zorn/Patton/Mori -- Hemophiliac (sealed) Marty Ehrlich -- Sojourn Marty Ehrlich & Ben Goldberg -- Light At The Crossroads Marty Ehrlich -- Song David Ware -- Wisdom of Uncertainty David Ware -- Freedom Suite (Sealed) David Ware -- Corridors & Parallels Ivo Perelman/William Parker/Rashid Ali -- Live (I have NEVER seen this anywhere else) Ivo Perelman -- Sad Life (OOP, rare) Ivo Perelman -- Cama de Terra (ditto) Bill Frisell -- Go West: Music From the Films of Buster Keaton Bill Frisell -- Ghost Town Bill Frisell -- Have A Little Faith Beulah -- Yoko Fishbone -- Sunless Saturday (single) Lash Out -- Worn Path (Norway death metal band's promo ep)

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New Yoshida Tatsuya stuff
by Gullasch Baronen 09 Jul '04

09 Jul '04

Hey! According to the Magaibutsu webpage, there's a bunch of new Yoshida discs just released. I got the Korekjoyin, whoch after a few listens turns out to be quite awesome. Better than the Tzadik one a few years ago, I think. But what about these two, anybody listened to them yet?: RUINZHATOVA: "Close to the RH KIKI" CICALA-MVTA: "GHOST CIRCUS" There's also a new series of discs called "KAERUCAFE", which seems to be a collection of samples from older Yoshida discs. Seems... interesting!? Check it out: http://www5e.biglobe.ne.jp/~ruins/frame.html Jonas _________________________________________________________________ Få alle de nye og sjove ikoner med MSN Messenger http://www.msn.dk/messenger

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fennesz
by Jesse Kudler 08 Jul '04

08 Jul '04

there's probably sound samples of all the fennesz discs if you poke around mego.at or fennesz.com or http://www.touchmusic.org.uk/. hotel par.e.lel (or however the hell the punctuation goes) was the first fennesz full-length, and i believe it's pre-computer. guitar, synth, sampler, etc. mostly sort of simple noisy textures that are arranged well and work really well, but wasn't quite the textural harmonic or melodic stuff he seems to have been recognized for later. he's also casting around a bit more, but i think it's still a great record. plus 47 (. . . .) is, i think, under-rated. a really dizzying array of inventive computer textures and rhthyms and patterns, but it does lack a lot of formal hooks, which is probably why it took me a whole lot of listens to get into it. but i think it was really way ahead of comparable stuff from the time (1999). and the (jon wozencroft) pacakging is gorgeous. haven't heard venice yet. endless summer seems to be the crossover album. lot's of acoustic guitar strumming that you can actually hear is guitar, going through different kinds of filters and stuff. frankly, i can't get quite as excited about it, but everyone else seems to love it. i do really like the last track. definitely his most "song-y" album. hope that helps. oh yeah, "plays" single is great too. yet to hear 'instrument' ep. hugs, jesse

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stores in NY
by Simón Calle 08 Jul '04

08 Jul '04

Hi, Im going to New York, for the rest of the month. Any used cds stores recommendations. Or good stores for independent productions or labels. Thanks Simon Calle

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Discs for sale....everything must go!!!
by Samerivertwice＠aol.com 08 Jul '04

08 Jul '04

Moving sale....everything must go. Please contact me directly if interested. Prices vary. The more you buy the lower the average cost, naturally. Thanks, Tom Arcado String Trio -- Live in Europe Rob Brown Quartet -- Jumping off the Page Anthony Braxton Piano Quartet -- Live At Yoshi's 1994 (4CD) Anthony Braxton/Russ Teitelbaum Duet -- Merkin Hall, 1994 Rob Burger -- Lost Photographs John Coltrane -- My Favorite Things (Not the Atlantic Records version; a compilation of tracks on Four Star Records) Marty Ehrlich -- Side By Side Marty Ehrlich & Anthony Cox -- Falling Man Improvised Music Works -- A Winter &Winter Compilation featuring, among others, Dave Douglas & Uri Caine Maneri Ensemble -- Going to Church Nommonsemble -- Life Cycle Nu Band -- Live at the Bop Shop William Parker -- ...and William Danced (sealed) Herb Robertson Qunitet -- X-cerpts Rolling Stones -- Bridges over Babylon (Sealed) Rush -- Different Stages, Live (3CD) Glenn Spearman -- First and Last Trio Hurricane -- Live in the Valley Paul Weller -- Illumination Paul Weller -- Days of Speed The Who -- Face Dances The Who -- BBC Sessions (2CD) Andy Laster's Hydra -- Soft Shell Andy Laster's Hydra -- Polyogue Andy Laster -- Interpretations of Lessness David Krakauer -- The 12 Tribes Ben Perowsky -- Camp Songs Yuko Fujiyama Quartet -- Re*Entry Yuko Fujiyama String Ensemble -- Tag Fioravanti/Trovesi/Reijseger/D'Andrea -- Belcanto Douglas Weiselman -- Dimly Lit Lee Ritenour -- Collection Mick Rossi -- They Have A Name for Everything Jenny Scheinman -- The Rabbi's Lover Marilyn Crispell Trio -- Live in Zurich Parker/Guy/Lytton and Marilyn Crispell -- After Appleby (2CD) Pachora -- Astereotypical Marcus Miller -- Live, The Ozell Tapes (2CD) open Loose (Mark Helias project) -- Come Ahead Back Mark Helias -- Loopin' the cool Mark Helias -- Desert Blue Mark Helias -- The Current Set Robben Ford -- Blues Connotations Susie Ibarra -- Flower After Flower Cumbria D.E.L Norte Mark Feldman and Sylvie Courvoisier -- Music for Violin and Piano

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Re: Stores in NY
by TheSquares＠aol.com 07 Jul '04

07 Jul '04

The Downtown Music Gallery is the only place you need to go. All prog, jazz, avant, free stuff. They have THE biggest tzadik section I have ever seen. If I remember correctly it is across the street from CBGB's but I am not positive. If I had more than a dial up connection I would track the address for you. Has anyone else heard the new "Masada Recital" disc that just came out? I think it is a great interpretation of some familiar songs from the masada book. Mark Feldman and Sylvie Courvoisier make a formidable team. Matt n.p. - Jon Madof - Rashanim

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Re: Fennesz + Grubbs
by William W. Schonbein 07 Jul '04

07 Jul '04

I can't remember who asked the original question, but here goes: 1. Fennesz: I've got 'Endless Summer', 'Hotel Paral.lel', and 'plus forty seven degrees...', which are solo, and then the Polwechsel + Fennesz and the MIMEO w/ Fennesz, and also 'The magic sound of Fenno'berg' (Fennesz, O;Rourke, Rehberg) and the dafeldecker/kurzmann/fennesz/o'rourke/drumm/siewert on Charhizma. Of the solo discs, the only one that i've come back to repeatedly has been 'Endless Summer'. Of the others, I used to listen to 'The magic sound of Fenno'berg' quite a bit - it's very playful (they mess around with led zepplin and john barry (from diamonds are forever), for example, and there is a funny speak-and-spell bit about hamburg). The Charhizma disc is quite nice. 2. Grubbs: I have only one Grubbs solo disc - 'The spectrum between'. It basically sounds like a Gastr del Sol disc. I was a bit surprised, because I for some reason thought of O'Rourke as the driving force behind the 'Gastr del Sol sound', but I guess I was wrong. Whatever the case, I sometimes put it on when I'm in the mood for that type of music (otherwise it's usually Gastr del Sol 'upgrade and afterlife' that gets played...). over and out, whit

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Speaking of Amsterdam...
by Gullasch Baronen 07 Jul '04

07 Jul '04

Is there any interesting concerts in Amsterdam this month between the 10th and the 24th? I haven't been able to find much myself. Thanks! _________________________________________________________________ Få alle de nye og sjove ikoner med MSN Messenger http://www.msn.dk/messenger

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Re: Jon Madof - Rashanim
by Efrén del Valle 07 Jul '04

07 Jul '04

Hi, Didn't Madof perform Masada Guitars along with Marc Ribot during the 50th anniversary shows? I'd really like to know how that sounded. I've come to the conclusion that, in general terms, I don't like rock-klezmer crossovers, and as you say, Rashanim are a perfect example of that kind of blend. That's probably the reason why I also have a serious issue with "Idalah-Abal" on the Electric Masada album! Best, EfrÃ©n del Valle > --- TheSquares(a)aol.com escribiÃ³: > I really like > this > album. EfrÃ©n is right in that it > > does have a dose of prog > > in the writing, but I am a big dork for that king > of > > stuff. Overall it is a > > combination of klezmer, prog, traditional > sephardic > > melodies, and surf. I > > think it is a pretty solid album. > > > > Matt > > > _______________________________________________ > > 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 > > > > > > ______________________________________________ > Renovamos el Correo Yahoo!: Â¡100 MB GRATIS! > Nuevos servicios, mÃ¡s seguridad > http://correo.yahoo.es > ______________________________________________ Renovamos el Correo Yahoo!: Â¡100 MB GRATIS! Nuevos servicios, mÃ¡s seguridad http://correo.yahoo.es

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