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Points: 529 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 30 2006 at 16:12
Originally posted by Yukorin Yukorin wrote:

Originally posted by Faaip_De_Oiad Faaip_De_Oiad wrote:

It does !

.. And im my case right now, a cup of milk, and some old crackers



 


You sure know how to party Faaip ! Oh, an' let me know how you got on with the bird from Kayo Dot









Thank You, Thank You.


Oh man ! The Show was great ! Thier was only like.. 34 people there.
And me and Ms. Matsumiya hung out all night ! We both sat on the love seat they had in there for
two of the bands. which equalled around 35 minutes. But then we went down ot their little merchedise table and i got some sweet stuff, autographed and everything !

Then when Kayo got on i was standing only 2 feet away from them. Which is pretty close seeing how they didn't play on a stage !!



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Points: 529 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 30 2006 at 16:15
As for Eskaton's other work. I totally agree.

Still good listens though



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Thank You, Thank You.


Oh man ! The Show was great ! Thier was only like.. 34 people there.
And me and Ms. Matsumiya hung out all night ! We both sat on the love seat they had in there for
two of the bands. which equalled around 35 minutes. But then we went down ot their little merchedise table and i got some sweet stuff, autographed and everything !

Then when Kayo got on i was standing only 2 feet away from them. Which is pretty close seeing how they didn't play on a stage !!


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Sounds like you had a great time Faaipster ! Two questions:

Love seat ?
Did you get her number ?
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Points: 1589 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 30 2006 at 22:14

For anyone wondering about Faaip's new girl:
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Oh a Love Seat is like a small couch. One that is made for just two people.

And i didn't get her number. But i do have her E-mail..




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Originally posted by Faaip_De_Oiad Faaip_De_Oiad wrote:

Oh a Love Seat is like a small couch. One that is made for just two people.

And i didn't get her number. But i do have her E-mail..



Good work Faaips !  How did the Japanese go down ? !
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I doubt this will ever see a cd reissue and whilst not essential listening it is quite a nice slice of late seventies jazz zeuhl:













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Almost impossible to find any information on this band. Here is a review I plucked from Last.fm. Clearly the reviewer doesn't share my view about the zeuhl connections:


You Better You Bedjabetch

5 May 2006, 22:11, by RocketShipX41
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Bedjabetch - Subrepticement (1979)

Has it been a while since I covered a real obscurity? How's this for obscure? This French band only ever released this one album, and it's never showed up on CD. Stylistically, it's kind of fusiony, but not of the overly technical variety. There's a bit of Canterbury flavor to it, and sometimes it makes me think of what Camel would have sounded like if they went jazzy while Mel Collins was with them. Aside from the bass and drums, guitar, electric piano, and soprano sax are the main instruments. The tunes are a little quirky, which (along with the electric piano and occasional Phil Miller similarities on guitar) leads to the Canterbury vibe. I'm also reminded at times of Passport, though there's certainly no funky element to Bedjabetch. The playing is solid, if not inspired. All in all, a decent effort, though not essential. The best track is probably the 15 minute closer, "Boucle d'or", which goes through a number of differing sections. 9/15.
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I was trying to remember the Japanese, but i was blanking... so i gave up on it



Bedjabetch. I never heard of them.


Do you just go to a record store(?) and just pick up random LP's?

Or was there some research involved with this?



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It gets a mention on this Spanish site:

http://www.progresiva70s.com/francia_ag.htm

Also appears on this list:

http://synphonic.8m.com/country/france.htm

(no idea if a label out here has reissued it. Helluva lot of bootlegs in Japan which nobody seems too bothered about)
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Originally posted by Faaip_De_Oiad Faaip_De_Oiad wrote:

I was trying to remember the Japanese, but i was blanking... so i gave up on it



Bedjabetch. I never heard of them.


Do you just go to a record store(?) and just pick up random LP's?

Or was there some research involved with this?



a little bit of research Faaip. I usually trust the opinion of the Freemans' at Ultima Thule

http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/ultimathule/shop.html
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Ahh. ok for a second i thaught you might have special powers to spot Zeuhl Records from miles away.


Sweet links Yuko ! names of bands i've never heard before.


and that Ultima place sounds like a little heaven on earth !



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Points: 529 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 01 2006 at 01:09
Happy 500 Post's 'Zeuhl 5' !



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Originally posted by Faaip_De_Oiad Faaip_De_Oiad wrote:


Happy 500 Post's 'Zeuhl 5' !
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Points: 1589 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 01 2006 at 04:53

Wow ! This is zeuhldust !

 
1969  MAGMA  Earliest Formation

      From CRUCIFERIUS LOBENZ--> Christian Vander (drs)
      From CHINESE-------------> Jean Jacques Ferry (gtr) ---> Split
      From CHINESE-------------> Eric Grimbert (gtr) --------> Split
      From ZORGONES------------> Francis Moze (keys) --------> Natl.Service
      From ZORGONES------------> Lucien Zabuski (voc)
      From ZORGONES------------> Laurent Thibault (bs)


from another mighty Peter Thelen article:

http://www.expose.org/magma-dg.html
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Points: 1589 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 01 2006 at 05:03

Non-essential rarity from Laurent Thibault's 'Theleme' label. A beautifully packaged 4 cd box set comprising of Ergo Sum' excellent 'Mexico', the delightful Puissance 13 plus 2 compliation, Uniweria Zekt's stunning 'The Unnameables', and a quite appalling Zabu effort was released a few years back
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The full Theleme repertoire can be viewed here:


           http://f1.aaa.livedoor.jp/~happyman/list/THELEME/Theleme.html
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The Theleme Box
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