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Bj-1 wrote: NaturalScience wrote: Bj-1 wrote: James wrote: Ceux du Dehors is yummy yummy yummy, how have I waited this long to hear it?      I think it's their finest, although Heresie is about equally as good. Good to hear you loved it!   Have you heard Uzed yet, BTW?     I definitely need more Univers Zero, particularly Heresie and Ceux Du Dehors.     Those are their two masterpieces. I couldn't recommend them more!

I recommend them as well.

Bj-1 wrote: James wrote: Ceux du Dehors is yummy yummy yummy, how have I waited this long to hear it?      I think it's their finest, although Heresie is about equally as good. Good to hear you loved it!   Have you heard Uzed yet, BTW?

I definitely need more Univers Zero, particularly Heresie and Ceux Du Dehors.

thought i would ask here. Anyone heard Otomo Yoshihide's new disc Core Anode?

The disc is a live recording of a concert played in the UK. There were two pieces played at the concert, an incredibly quite one and one where the musicians played as loud as possible. The track which has made it to disc is the loud version. Considering the line-up of musicians - who usually specialise in quite subtle improvisational environments - sounds like the recorded version would have been a tone of fun to play/watch. I have heard mixed views on the success of the disc, most of the people I know who dislike the disc usually don't go for the whole noise and rock spectrum of music, so it isn't a rounded view.  

song_of_copper wrote: Does anyone here like Renaldo and the Loaf, I wonder?  (Not sure what category you'd put them in, but still...)

Does anyone here like Renaldo and the Loaf, I wonder?  (Not sure what category you'd put them in, but still...)

song_of_copper wrote: Hehe, I've been on a right little musical tangent today.  Here there and everywhere. Currently revisiting The Residents, 'The Third Reich 'n Roll'... I can't remember the last time I listened to this, and I'm not even sure why I like it so much.   (PA seems to have them in the RIO/Avant category, so I guess I can mention 'em here... although my music player seems to think this is 'Pop'!   Well, kinda...) All I can say is... I'm glad I've got headphones.  Otherwise, I'd be hearing serious complaints for playing this one!!

Hehe, I've been on a right little musical tangent today.  Here there and everywhere.

Currently revisiting The Residents, 'The Third Reich 'n Roll'... I can't remember the last time I listened to this, and I'm not even sure why I like it so much.   (PA seems to have them in the RIO/Avant category, so I guess I can mention 'em here... although my music player seems to think this is 'Pop'!   Well, kinda...)

All I can say is... I'm glad I've got headphones.  Otherwise, I'd be hearing serious complaints for playing this one!!

James wrote: Ceux du Dehors is yummy yummy yummy, how have I waited this long to hear it?  Melissa, have you heard Offering's A Fiileh yet?  It's pretty good.  The first five tracks are very Zeuhl (like Magma unplugged, with little to no bass and lots of piano) whilst the last tracks are extremely jazzy.

regarding Death Ambient, I would recommend their first two albums (cause I have not heard the newest one).  They would be for fans of ambient (0bviously), free jazz, improv, darkness, and electronica (Ikue Mori's drum machine awesomeness).  I really like them.  They are quite off the beaten path, and you cannot go wrong with that lineup.  They are a very subtle and yet surprising brew of music.  I highly recommend.  I will pick up Drunken Forest soon.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_Ambient

Ceux du Dehors is yummy yummy yummy, how have I waited this long to hear it? 

Melissa, have you heard Offering's A Fiileh yet?  It's pretty good.  The first five tracks are very Zeuhl (like Magma unplugged, with little to no bass and lots of piano) whilst the last tracks are extremely jazzy.