Showing posts with label 1976. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1976. Show all posts

Sunday, September 28, 2014

Osamu Kitajima - Benzaiten

Yeah, yeah, we all heard this one before. More 'ethno-rock and roll' for you. Cultural exploitation? Cultural integration? Nothing? Does it even exist? Of somthings we cannot be convinced. Drums and guitars are on this album just like all the albums (mostly) posted here previously; surely you noticed the fact, yes? So what ever you got this on M-S years ago or found some other way or you didn't and now you're here or you have no idea what I mean or you're not reading this or or o    or   or   o r   o r o r o ro ro rr  r r or o ro ro ro ro oo ror ror roro  r r ropr roo rr r rrororor ror ror ror ror roroo r or ro roo r o r ro o r o r o ro ororororororororororororororororororororororoorororororororororoor 01 101010101111010101010101011110001110101010101011111100298278901982763yehui8yhrui9348uyhnfjkiduh
Take it as something else or someother and make a couple 'clicks' as they say to make this a part of your new rotation and god bless.

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Monday, August 25, 2014

Anthony Braxton - The Complete Arista Recordings

More Braxton? Yes, 8 discs worth. This is another pub-biblio forward, but worth it considering our long affair with Mr. Braxton.

Includes the albums:
  1. New York, Fall 1974
  2. Five Pieces 1975
  3. Creative Orchestra Music 1976
  4. Duets 1976
  5. For Trio
  6. The Montreux/Berlin Concerts
  7. Alto Saxophone Improvisations 1979
  8. For Four Orchestras
  9. For Two Pianos

Disc I & Disc II
Disc III & Disc IV [Updated 2015 Feb 03]
Disc V & Disc VI [Updated 2015 Feb 03]
Disc VII & Disc VIII

Friday, January 17, 2014

Picchio dal Pozzo - Picchio dal Pozzo

Picchio dal Pozzo.
"PICCHIO DAL POZZO are considered to be one of the very few 'Canterbury' inspired bands that emerged from Italy's fertile 1970's progressive rock musical scene. The sextet known as 'Picchio dal Pozzo' surges forth via romantically melodic overtones, swiftly implemented time signatures and jazzy interplay in concert with the proverbial peaks, valleys, knotty twists and circuitous turns."
—excerpt from Progarchives

Picchio Dal Pozzo.
First album. I rate this as very good. This is their only work I've yet heard. Unfortunate, very.

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