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    Posted: October 20 2018 at 20:57
Originally posted by Argo2112 Argo2112 wrote:

One section of Gates Of Delirium have some fusion flavor in it.


Really? I hear it in soundchaser but not so much Gates. 
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Originally posted by USAGirl USAGirl wrote:

I think the singing on the Didier Malherbe track is much more inspired by South-American music than by Zeuhl. You often get this kind of "doo-doo" background vocals in South-American music.

Any of these fine by me... I actually like both of these pointers. I'm not the best expert for categorisation but the album as a whole and enough time of that song are exemplary jazz fusion to me. Maybe exemplary in the sense "this is how it *also* can sound."
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I feel the end of Penny Hitch from Soft Machine's "Seven" could qualify?
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^I'm anywhere the words "Brian Auger" show up!
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Originally posted by Frenetic Zetetic Frenetic Zetetic wrote:

^Those last two links are fantastic. I listened 2-3 times each. Keep 'em coming!
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Ok I must apologize my last sentence didnīt make sense at all : o
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Originally posted by Quinino Quinino wrote:

Originally posted by USAGirl USAGirl wrote:

"Bateau Vole" is French for "Flying Boat", by the way.


I would prefer "Boat Flies", literal translation and actually much more "poetic" IMHO

Yes, but I did not choose that translation because in English it could be misunderstood as if it were a translation of "mouches de bateau".

My job is being an interpreter for the EU, and as such it is vitally important to avoid misunderstandings. This has become second nature for me.

"Flying Boat" would of course be "Bateau Volant".


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Originally posted by USAGirl USAGirl wrote:

"Bateau Vole" is French for "Flying Boat", by the way.


I would prefer "Boat Flies", literal translation and actually much more "poetic" IMHO
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Anything from the first two Mahavishnu Orchestra albums...........
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Originally posted by USAGirl USAGirl wrote:

I think the singing on the Didier Malherbe track is much more inspired by South-American music than by Zeuhl. You often get this kind of "doo-doo" background vocals in South-American music.


It is Fusion with the very Coltrane like harmonies, it is steady pulsing (tribal) also the piano is jazz atypical totally repetitive and the only use is the zeuhl (of course inspired by Coltrane but used much more frequently and hypnotically moving than in one of his works) like bass following chord progression, the bass line is rough and erupting, the drums are so free and cymbal heavy (ok not sure if it is really cymbals cause my drum knowledge isnt the best) but I hope you know what I mean if I say: Metallic manic ringing plinging. Also the drums donīt leave much air. The singing is tribal chants that follow fast rumpling crescendo stop start sections and also zeuhl like (though yeah not exactly but pretty surely inspired by) if you will but not that important.
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"Bateau Vole" is French for "Flying Boat", by the way.
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going with a stone cold classic and one of the greatest fusion albums ever recorded. At the Fillmore East


The Allman Brothers Band - In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.  
The Pedro and Micky Experience - When one no longer requires psychotropics to trip
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I think the singing on the Didier Malherbe track is much more inspired by South-American music than by Zeuhl. You often get this kind of "doo-doo" background vocals in South-American music.
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He really must be a giant coltrane fan. At least ; D

Edit: No definitely Zeuhl. Listened right trough to the vocal section. If that isnt Zeuhl actually nothing is. xD


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Originally posted by DorothyBaldieFille DorothyBaldieFille wrote:

Originally posted by Lewian Lewian wrote:

Highly underrated album of my favourite saxophonist.



Didier Malherbe is the favorite sax-player of my mothers too, perhaps with the exception of Aunt Bea, the sister of my natural mother BaldJean. But Aunt Bea is family and does therefore not really count.


You really do have interesting relative circumstances. And you all like prog and are on the website. Thats fascinating and funny. : D

I think the Malherbe song is somewhat zeuhlish at least. Lewian
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^Those last two links are fantastic. I listened 2-3 times each. Keep 'em coming!

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Originally posted by Lewian Lewian wrote:

Highly underrated album of my favourite saxophonist.



Didier Malherbe is the favorite sax-player of my mothers too, perhaps with the exception of Aunt Bea, the sister of my natural mother BaldJean. But Aunt Bea is family and does therefore not really count.
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Some stuff in here I've never heard; good stuff, everyone!

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