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Originally posted by Yukorin Yukorin wrote:


Long time no smell fellas. Trust you are all having a fabulous January.

A question:

Are these two cities just down the road from one another ? Or is there something more involved ?





Heya, I really have not idea about the cities (my Japanese geography is not something to be desired); though I know Nagoya is a 'sister city' to Sydney (Australia). Though I'm not to sure what that term is meant to signify.
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Originally posted by Rocktopus Rocktopus wrote:

Abus Dangereux looks like something worth checking out.

I got some more suggestions for that ZART list, french invasion:

Abrial Stratageme Group
Chico Magnetic Band
Clivage
Fille Qui Mousse
Francois Thollot
Horde
Horrific Child
Jean-Claude Vannier
Jean-Louis Bucchi
Kha- Ym
Laurent Thibault
Les Chats Renaissance
Maajun
Manu Lannhuel
Michel Magne
Noco Music
Roland Bocquet
Visitors
...and Igor Wakhevitch

Some others missing:

Airlord (NZ)
Archimedes Badkar (Sw)Arturo Staltieri (It)Art Fleury (IT)Axis (Greece)
Bauhaus (It)David Bedford (UK)
Deep Freeze Mice (UK)
Coupla Prog (Ger)
Doubling Riders (IT)Golem (Ger)
Günter Schickert (Ger)
Herbert F. Bairy (Ger)Orchestraa Njervudarov (IT)
Osjan (Pol)
Proyecto (Spa)Skin Alley (UK)
Skywhale (UK)
Stomu Yamashda's East Wind (Ja)Yugen (IT)
Zartong (Arm)

I couldn't find any of these on it, but I've only seen the version of the list that was posted in the RIO thread sometime in October. (I can probably help some with info etc.. with all these).


From what I find farmilar with this list, I would definitely give a thumbs up to a lot of those bands. I think you will find Golem somewhere around the Krautrock or psych departments (I would be surprise if they were not), and Coupla Prog I think also would fit quite snuggly under Kraut as well. Gunter Schickert could be under Electronics progressive? (not sure).

Chris the Igor Wakhevitch, which I have listen to so far was nice. I need to look into it a little more deeply. But there were some very nice atomspheres to be heard. Just wondering are there connections with Horrific Child? I don't know why I have gotten this feeling.

Once again I'm quite surprised Archimedes Badkar is missing.

Also nice to see someone other listening to the likes of Doubling Riders and Deep Freeze Mice !!!


Could you tell me a little about Kha - Ym, if this is what my memory is tell  me it is  I'm interested to hear your thoughts.


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Long time no smell fellas. Trust you are all having a fabulous January.

A question:

Are these two cities just down the road from one another ? Or is there something more involved ?
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Abus Dangereux looks like something worth checking out.

I got some more suggestions for that ZART list, french invasion:

Abrial Stratageme Group
Chico Magnetic Band
Clivage
Fille Qui Mousse
Francois Thollot
Horde
Horrific Child
Jean-Claude Vannier
Jean-Louis Bucchi
Kha- Ym
Laurent Thibault
Les Chats Renaissance
Maajun
Manu Lannhuel
Michel Magne
Noco Music
Roland Bocquet
Visitors
...and Igor Wakhevitch

Some others missing:

Airlord (NZ)
Archimedes Badkar (Sw)Arturo Staltieri (It)Art Fleury (IT)Axis (Greece)
Bauhaus (It)David Bedford (UK)
Deep Freeze Mice (UK)
Coupla Prog (Ger)
Doubling Riders (IT)Golem (Ger)
Günter Schickert (Ger)
Herbert F. Bairy (Ger)Orchestraa Njervudarov (IT)
Osjan (Pol)
Proyecto (Spa)Skin Alley (UK)
Skywhale (UK)
Stomu Yamashda's East Wind (Ja)Yugen (IT)
Zartong (Arm)

I couldn't find any of these on it, but I've only seen the version of the list that was posted in the RIO thread sometime in October. (I can probably help some with info etc.. with all these).
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Points: 12625 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 17 2007 at 17:43
Oh and by the way, I added Abus Dangereux :
http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_BAND.asp?band_id=2799

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Originally posted by Rocktopus Rocktopus wrote:


Rocktopus, I'm definitely going to have check out some <a>Igor Wakhevitch, sounds like my area of music.

It is. Pm me (btw:you're full)This one is absolutely brilliant! The reviewer forgot to mention some very funny farting sounds, almost a solo!</a><a>
A very eclectic French underground album. It starts off with a perverted,
avant-garde waltz and after, they take you on a rollercoaster of styles. A
dazzling collage of seemingly contradicting musical forms comes along. Among
them are Soft Machine-styled jazz rock, chamber rock, French chanson, gypsy
music, a touch of Zappa, folky parts and psychedelic acid-rock. Despite the
experimental, uncompromising atmosphere, the concept in its entirety works
excellently, in my opinion. The concept of the album as a whole is probably
best compared to the early Mothers of Invention albums, although Zappa's
collage style was infused with different musical influences (no Varese,
doo-wop or free jazz influences on Komintern's album). The diversity of
styles and the occasional goofiness may get on some people's nerves, but I
think that Le Bal du Rat Mort is an excellent and unique album.

Gnosis2000</a>



I am enjoying this as well.

It is on the ZART list and I hope to add it to PA (in my French "invasion" plan).


    
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Rocktopus, I'm definitely going to have check out some Igor Wakhevitch, sounds like my area of music.

It is. Pm me (btw:you're full)

This one is absolutely brilliant! The reviewer forgot to mention some very funny farting sounds, almost a solo!



 A very eclectic French underground album. It starts off with a perverted, avant-garde waltz and after, they take you on a rollercoaster of styles. A dazzling collage of seemingly contradicting musical forms comes along. Among them are Soft Machine-styled jazz rock, chamber rock, French chanson, gypsy music, a touch of Zappa, folky parts and psychedelic acid-rock. Despite the experimental, uncompromising atmosphere, the concept in its entirety works excellently, in my opinion. The concept of the album as a whole is probably best compared to the early Mothers of Invention albums, although Zappa's collage style was infused with different musical influences (no Varese, doo-wop or free jazz influences on Komintern's album). The diversity of styles and the occasional goofiness may get on some people's nerves, but I think that Le Bal du Rat Mort is an excellent and unique album. Gnosis2000
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Yu, I will just have to wish you good luck with that list. I have a fair few of those albums (not in solid formates though Ouch, my wallet cannot extend that fair).

Rocktopus, I'm definitely going to have check out some Igor Wakhevitch, sounds like my area of music.

Also I was just wondering if anyone can recommend me this Band/album.

CHRYSTAL BELLE SCRODD - Belle De Jour




CD album. Klanggalerie are very proud to present you the first full re-issue of this second album on CD by Diana Rogerson with Steven Stapleton of Nurse With Wound. The CD has the original cover artwork as well as previously unpublished images. Full album, includes bonus tracks not on the Beastings CD re-issue. Remastered by Steven Stapleton and Colin Potter.ered by Stapleton/Potter

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From that insanely long list I'm currently obsessed with Igor Wakhevitch

Igor Wakhevitch was an obscure French composer who apparently took pleasure in messing with peoples’ heads. He had studied with Terry Riley, Olivier Messiaen and famed stage director Pierre Schaeffer, as well as having ties with the Soft Machine and Salvador Dali. I would say that his very odd mastery of noise, experimental classical and synthesizer technology was none too compromised by his mental state.



Logos '70 (debut)
 With such a background, and a concept based on Greek legend, Logos "Rituel Sonore" amounted to a revolutionary creation for a 1970 release. Even if you know works like Pierre Henry’s The Green Queen, which was weirdly comprised of rock and avant-garde musics fused together, you’ll still be in for a surprise. Here we have a soprano singer, strange orchestral textures and percussives (drums, cymbals, gongs, etc.) blended with effects and processing. As the ominous percussion sets off with drum-rolls and ritualistic tension, the mood is of a looming anticipation of what is to come. here we go through phases of weird swirling effects, vivid reverb and atmosphere. The tension becomes overpowering, yet we are led on. Here we have the key to Igir Wakhévitch’s sound, in a tension that becomes awe-inspiring.
The climax of the whole opus comes with "Danse Sacrale" , an extraordinary psychedelic instrumental performed by Triangle (one of the earliest French psychedelic bands) that has to be heard to be believed. A great band in their early days, this goes to prove that Triangle were not just Pink Floyd cum Traffic copyists. This all amounts to a unique fusing of psychedelia and the avant-garde, and an awesome experience !

Docteur Faust '71
-This is the most obscure album of the lot. I’d never hit it before this release. Aptly in tune with the title, it is also one of the strangest. Docteur Faust was created for a festival in Avignon, and was later choreographed. Though, the mind boggles as to how anyone could dance to this. "Full of fury and energy" to quote a reviewer at the Avignon festival, it certainly is !
On one hands this is a more balanced blending of classical and dramatic musics, yet also it is much more extreme. There’s a wealth of sonic collage, dense musique-concrete, and bizarre musics that collide and fragment against rock structures. There’s also moments of pure classical avant-garde moving into ensemble pieces feeling like Henze meets Ligeti or Xenakis. The use of electronics is really vivid too. There are no rules or boundaries in what makes up a Wakhévitch composition ! The rock elements return throughout this album and, although not credited, I would guess that again Triangle members are featured. The guitar reminds of Alain Renaud, and percussion is quite distinctive, backed-up with weirdly treated organ. Although a short album, it is so engrossing and weird that it would be too-much if it were much longer.




Hathor '73
 Dating from 1973, shortly after working with Terry Riley on his Happy Ending soundtrack,
there’s an obvious big advance in Hathor "Lithurgie du Souffle Pour la Résurrection des Morts", with greater use of keyboards, synthesizers, and looping techniques. But Hathor is no mere synth album, far from it, but is Igor Wakhévitch’s most powerful opus. Making use of the Paris Opera choir (no-less), along with weirdly processed vocals, his usual off-the-wall electronics, and even drum/sequencer drives unprecedented in any form of music before this. It’s another sonic roller-coaster ride, in which we experience an ominous bellowing God-like voice heralding something visionary.
As with his previous albums, Hathor contains a number of separate tracks that continue or segue from each other, amounting to what feels like one work. Here, we have surging electronic and percussion drives, a climax sparked off by lightning, thunder-crashes, a wealth of weird contorted voices, and much much more. Here tension gives way to intense power resulting in a kind of dark Vangelis - on the edge ! With a weird Gothic choral number and another electronic rock opus to follow Hathor really flies ! Only the closing coda offers relief, with a reflection on obvious Terry Riley influences, and hinting at the albums to come. All text is taken from Fractal Records


I have his four first albums. (Fourth being a completly avantgarde piece for written for ballet called:  Les Fous d’Or) Avantgarde, Progressive Electronic, Krautrock and occult mass in one. Especially these three has enough prog(rock) relation to be considered here. My current favorite composer. Not as difficult as it may look. Lots of dark beauty, and plenty og melody and quite a bit of rock. 
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Thrice MiceThrice Mice
20 Jazz Funk GreatsThrobbing Gristle
Throw Away the Books, Let's Go Into the StreetsTokyo Kid Brothers
AnonymTolerance [JPN]
Tomorrow's GiftTomorrow's Gift

The band also included a member of Sphinx Tush, who were listed separately (though they only released two compilation tracks)
TranscendprovisationTrans Museq
Real Time MusicUli Trepte
Reflections on the FutureTwenty Sixty Six and Then
HeresieUnivers Zero
Les Cygnes Et Les CorbeauxChristian Vander
The Velvet Underground & NicoThe Velvet Underground
Krig/VolubilisVERTØ
Bruits et Temps AnaloguesPatrick Vian
The Way OutL Voag
CrackleMichel Waisvisz
Docteur FaustIgor Wakhevitch
Monsters from the DeepNed Sublette and Lawrence Weiner

Lawrence Weiner (Some sources misspell this entry "Lawrence Wiener")
BuyJames Chance & the Contortions

Listed under "James White & the Contortions"
Dedicated to Peter KurtenWhitehouse

Earlier incarnation "Come" also listed
Free Improvisation %5baka Wired%5dWired [DEU]
Red Bird/AnticredosTrevor Wishart
WoordenWoorden
Rock BottomRobert Wyatt
Electronic MusicIannis Xenakis
ElectripXhol Caravan
Penetration: An Aquarian SymphonyYa Ho Wa 13 / Ya Ho Wa
The Well-Tuned PianoLa Monte Young
We're Only in It for the MoneyFrank Zappa
Barricade 3ZNR
Trip Flip Out Meditation Zweistein [DEU]
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Normalette SurpriseDer Plan
Egon Bondy's Happy Hearts Club BannedPlastic People of the Universe
Chappaquiddick BridgePoison Girls
KotrillPôle
YThe Pop Group
DockingsMichel Portal
TestBomis Prendin
Metal BoxPublic Image Ltd.
The Parable of Arable LandThe Red Krayola
Sarcelles - LocheresRed Noise
Music for 18 MusiciansSteve Reich
RegenballadeAchim Reichel
The Third Reich 'N RollThe Residents
PaixCatherine Ribeiro + Alpes
Boyd RiceBoyd Rice
A Rainbow in Curved AirTerry Riley
Volo magico n. 1Claudio Rocchi
Storie di uomini e nonRocky's Filj
Raudelunas 'Pataphysical RevueRon 'Pate's Debonairs
Selten Gehdrte Musik von den 3. Berliner Dichter Workshop - 12./13.7.73Dieter Roth / Gerhard Rühm / Oswald Wiener
June 11, 1971: Ray Russell Live At The ICA %5bRetrospective%5dRay Russell
OdysseyTerje Rypdal

Martin Saint Pierre
MåltidSamla Mammas Manna
SamtvogelGünter Schickert
Death May Be Your Santa ClausSecond Hand
Sea SonSecret Oyster
Synthetik 1Seesselberg
EssaisSemool
Ask the AgesSonny Sharrock
4 Times Sound RazingSilberbart
SiloahSiloah
TiromancySmegma
HomosapienPete Shelley

Sally Smmit is actually Sally Timms, of the Mekons.  She is listed for her collaboration with Buzzcocks' Pete Shelley, Hangahar.
Pal JudyJudy Nylon & Crucial

Judy Nylon and Patti Palladin recorded 4 singles as Snatch.
Volume OneThe Soft Machine
Shh!The Sperm
Aus Den Sieben Tagen %5b7CD%5dKarlheinz Stockhausen
Fun HouseThe Stooges
Cantare La VoceDemetrio Stratos
Present From NancySupersister
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Tazartes TransportsGhédalia Tazartès
Canaxis 5Technical Space Composer's Crew
Pas Peur De Vous...Mama Béa Tekielski
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V.C.U. %28We See You%29Lily
MandalasLimbus
VibrationsBernard Lubat
I Am Sitting in a RoomAlvin Lucier
Super RecordMagical Power Mako
Mëkanïk Destruktïw KommandöhMagma
TransitColette Magny
Mahjun / Filsa Colin-MaillardMahjun
With %28Junk-Saucepan%29 When %28Spoon-Trigger%29Mahogany Brain

Radu Malfatti

Listed with Stephan Wittwer (cf. Thrumblin, FMP)
The Hapless Child and Other Inscrutable StoriesMichael Mantler
Albert MarcoeurAlbert Marcœur
The Complete Studio Recordings NYC 1977-1978Mars
HeadmovieMaschine No.9

Costin Miereanu
Min BulMin Bul
HordeMnemonists
Modry Efekt & Radim HladikModry Efekt (a.k.a. Blue Effect or M. Efekt)
Woe, Ye Demons PossessedMoolah
Reed, Whistle & SticksAnthony Moore

The Mothers of Invention
The World of Genius HansMoving Gelatine Plates

Fritz Müller
D.Prune-Tribute vol.3: The BridgeThierry Muller

Also see Ilitch.
Leave the CityMusica Elettronica Viva
Music Improvisation Company 1968-1971Music Improvisation Company
DreamlabMythos
Napoli CentraleNapoli Centrale
U2Negativland
Neu!Neu!

New Phonic Art
Chelsea GirlNico
Mournin'Night Sun
No RecordThe Nihilist Spasm Band
Nine Days WonderNine Days Wonder
NosferatuNosferatu [DEU]

Nu Creative Methods
Die Pariser CommuneOktober [DEU]
Yoko Ono / Plastic Ono BandYoko Ono

Also listed under "Plastic Ono Band"
Expression SpontaneeOperation Rhino
IntrospezioneOpus Avantra
Flee Past's Ape ElfOrchid Spangiafora
Wake UpOut of Focus
Ovary LodgeOvary Lodge
The Baptised TravellerTony Oxley
After ApplebyParker / Guy / Lytton & Marilyn Crispell

Listed Parker & Lytton
PataphoniePataphonie
Le grand amourJean-François Pauvros

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RevolverWalter Franco

Free Agents
JoyrideFriendsound
GravityFred Frith
A Young Man's GashGash [DEU]
A Raise Of EyebrowsRon Geesin
GilaGila
Œil VisionJef Gilson
Nine Months to the DiscoGlaxo Babies
I Turned to See Whose Voice It WasGomorrha
Camembert ElectriqueGong
Fire From HeavenGood Missionaries
Le Grand Mechant Cochon et les Trois Gentils Loups Grand Magic Circus
Kew. Rhone.John Greaves, Peter Blegvad & Lisa Herman
FluvineFernando Grillo
SandRagnar Grippe
Solar Music - LiveGrobschnitt
Agemo's Trip to Mother Earth %5b3D cover%5dGroup 1850
TacetJean Guerin
At BirdlandFriedrich Gulda
UFOGuru Guru
Can´t Get ThroughHairy Chapter
Music To EatHampton Grease Band
Le VoyagePierre Henry
UnrestHenry Cow
GwendolyneHeratius
HeroHero
Rrose Selavy Juan Hidalgo
1984Hugh Hopper
Gestation SonoreHorde Catalytique Pour la Fin
L'Etrange Monsieur WhinsterHorrific Child
SupernovaIbliss
L'InfonieL'Infonie
Sov gott Rose-MarieInternational Harvester
AllemansrättIskra
PicturesIsland
Mice & Rats in the LoftJan Dukes De Grey
In the Court of the Crimson KingKing Crimson
QuantumBasil Kirchin
The SourceOsamu Kitajima
Zwei-OstereiKluster
Keine Macht für NiemandTon Steine Scherben

Listed under "Kollectiv Rote Rube".  They collaborated on an album titled Paranoia (apparently the only release of KRR).

Frank Köllges
Le bal du rat mortKomintern
AutobahnKraftwerk
An Invisible World RevealedKrokodil
ReflectionsSteve Lacy
I'm Around About MidnightLard Free
The Lowest Form Of MusicLos Angeles Free Music Society

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We Buy a Hammer for DaddyLemon Kittens
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Appunti Per Un'Idea FissaCapsicum Red
Trout Mask ReplicaCaptain Beefheart
ChamberpotChamberpot
Grüß Gott mit hellem KlangCheckpoint Charlie
AuroraThéatre Du Chêne Noir
ChillumChillum
Audiopoems 1956-1980Henri Chopin
Half Machine Lip MovesChrome
Hippotigris Zebra ZebraCohelmec Ensemble
Flutes Libres / Captain TarthopomJean Cohen-Solal
KonvergencieCollegium Musicum
Sfogatevi Bestie Roberto Colombo
L'oucomballaCompanyia Electrica Dharma
First UtteranceComus
Full HornCornucopia
Penis EnvyCrass
GorillaCreative Rock
OrgasmCromagnon
Artificial Homeland %5bw/ Angela Jaeger%5dDavid Cunningham
Like This for AgesCupol

Dadazuzu
Rischka's SoulWolfgang Dauner

Martin Davorin Jagodic
Static DisposalDebris'
Not Yet!The Decayes
DedalusDedalus
My Geraniums Are BulletproofDeep Freeze Mice
Alles ist gutDeutsch-Amerikanische Freundschaft

Dharma Trio

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FirstDies Irae
1 & 2 CDDome
Look To ThisThe Doo-Dooettes
Pile ou FacePhilippe Doray / Thierry Müller
ThaliaRoger Doyle
Musical ExperiencesJean Dubuffet
Electric SilenceDzyan
EiliffEiliff
SaatEmtidi
ErocEroc
BatelagesEtron Fou Leloublan
ExmagmaExmagma
Monkey Banana KitchenFamily Fodder

Patrizio Fariselli
Faust IVFaust
Danses organiquesLuc Ferrari
Trixie Stapleton 291Fille Qui Mousse
ProfitgeierFloh de Cologne
The Flying LizardsThe Flying Lizards
Social Gathering Foodbrain
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MaleschAgitation Free
Madam I'm AdamPekka Airaksinen
Beyond the Pink LiveAirway
Un peu de l'âme des banditsAksak Maboul
Vampire State BuildingAlcatraz [DEU]
Framtiden är ett svävande skepp, förankrat i forntidenÄlgarnas Trädgård
Ritual All 7-70Alan Sondheim

Listed under "All 7-70"
The Image Has CrackedAlternative TV
Drinkin My Own SpermAlvaro The Chilean with the Singing Nose
CatalyseAme Son
AMMMusicAMM
Paradieswärts DüülAmon Düül
YetiAmon Düül II
Beyond the Black CrackAnal Magic & Rev. Dwight Frizzell
AnimaAnima
OsmoseAnnexus Quam
Arbete Och Fritid %5bSonet%5dArbete och Fritid

Arcane V
ArchaïaArchaïa
TreArchimedes Badkar
Arbeit Macht FreiArea [ITA]
Urban SaxUrban Sax

Listed as Gilbert Artman
Hopes And FearsArt Bears
Symphonie pour le Jour où Brûleront les CitésArt Zoyd
ArzachelArzachel
Automatic WritingRobert Ashley
Ash Ra TempelAsh Ra Tempel
Live: Erna MorenaAssociation P.C.
YsIl Balletto Di Bronzo
BantenBanten
FetusFranco Battiato
Nerve Beats: 1973Han Bennink
Deadly Weapons %28with David Toop, John Zorn and Tonie Marshall%29Steve Beresford
La nuit est au courantJac Berrocal
Cesi est CelaPhilippe Besombes
Biglietto per l'infernoBiglietto Per L'inferno

Birge Gorge Shiroc
Blue SunBlue Sun
Rêve en CouleursRaymond Boni
Distance Between UsDon Bradshaw Leather
Smile a WhileBrainstorm
CottonwoodhillBrainticket
DebonBrast Burn
Impressions on Reading Aldous HuxleyBrave New World
Von GoldabfischerAnton Bruhin
Keine Macht für NiemandTon Steine Scherben

Listed under "Bruhwarm Theatre"

Franz de Byl
Red MeccaCabaret Voltaire
VariationsJohn Cage
Tago MagoCan
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Wow avers! I see! Where did you dig this up? On my most wanted list. cd reissue?
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Points: 529 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 03 2007 at 00:13
So, Janik Top plays the Fuzz Phaser eh'.





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Points: 6667 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 02 2007 at 20:03
BTW, I found this article that might be very interesting. It's in French, so I don't understand much of it myself, but a lot of RIO/Zeuhl bands are mentioned, as well as other experimental rock groups:

http://carnetsnoirs.free.fr/bonus/cn_grandsanciens.pdf

(I also posted this in the RIO Drop-In Centre.)
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Points: 6667 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 02 2007 at 20:02
Beautiful painting on the cover!
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