BIS
Abus Dangereux
•Jazz Rock/Fusion
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Studio Album, released in 1982 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Radio Pékin - Pierrejean Gaucher / guitars Recorded at d'Aguesseau studio - february, 1982 Thanks to avestin for the additionEdit this entry |
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ABUS DANGEREUX Bis ratings distribution
(14 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music (7%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection (36%)
Good, but non-essential (36%)
Collectors/fans only (21%)
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Not exactly named originally, Bis sports a slightly different feel, often taking the cool latino
fusion with Devos's marimba being a bit too systematically spread over the whole album,
reminding us of Uzeb tiring obsessions, but mainly for the Moerlen's Gong. The sax player
was also different, as Rangell had replaced Kzrewina. The Canterbury influences are
unfortunately a bit more absent often surging momentarily in the middle of a track (like
Summer Homework), but never hanging around long enough, to this writer's tastes. The
fact that three years have gone since their debut is obviously an understandable factor of
changes of ambiances, but Bis is also a typical product of the JR/F scene of those years.
Not that AD has gone soft, either, as their fusion is still extremely technical (Phaedra), but
I find it cold. Not my favourite, but I'm not the only one thinking so, either.
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The follow up from their excellent debut album. The follow up and a change of direction. An
unfortunate change of direction.
Bis is a jazz album with a Latin flavour. Not the language with the same name but with Latin as in
Latin America. The likes of Santana and the Caribean islands. There are
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