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Points: 110 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 05 2008 at 20:35
Originally posted by James James wrote:

Do I have to be nice to him? LOL

It's just I think NeBeLNeST need to put more soul into their compositions as they occasionally seem uninspired and bland on occasion.  The same can be said for Far Corner.

Don't question him about the above though. Wink
I have to agree with you on NeBeLNeST, and I used to agree with you on Far Corner, but recently I have found Far Corner much more enjoyable. I even got over the fretless bass. Endangered is a great album, if one that occasionally borders on being too repetitive. But I guess that's the nature of chamber prog, variations on a theme is almost the whole point.
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Points: 12625 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 05 2008 at 21:55
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Sotos' debut is sublime, I forgot how good it was!  This is what chamber prog should sound like... it even has some math moments.

Where did that violin go on their second release?
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Points: 89372 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 06 2008 at 00:10
Originally posted by avestin avestin wrote:

Originally posted by rileydog22 rileydog22 wrote:

Originally posted by rileydog22 rileydog22 wrote:

Michael Anselmi, the drummer from NeBeLNeST, has agreed to do an interview over email, so if you have anything you want me to ask him, just post it here or PM me or something and I'll ask it to him.  


Actually, make that ALL of NeBeLNeST.  Not just the drummer.  My bad. 
 
 
Silly question here - What's with the band name, album titles and song names? Is there anything behind them or just whatever comes to their mind?
 
Also, given what I heard in their two last albums, how much of their songs are created in improvisation, if at all? Cause at times it sounds like it.
 
Oh, and ask them what are current bands/musicians they appreciate/like/think highly of etc.
 
that's about it... I think...
 
 


I read somewhere they started as simple Nebelnest but have somehow changed their name to the unfathomable NeBeLNeST.  I guess they wanted to do a Godspeed You Black Emperor! there.
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Except it's slightly more obnoxious. But at least it doesn't mess with search engines at all!
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Points: 89372 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 06 2008 at 00:27
True.

Oh and welcome to P.A., Salvo, it's always good to see a new RIO and Avant-prog fan here.

Sotos make NeBeLNeST sound like amateurs and they're even from the same country.  'tis a shame Yan Hazera passed on, his guitar playing was fantastic.
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A recommendation:
 
Officer - Ossification
 
I've had this album for a year or so but never though of mentioning it here but I should have.
 
Here's what it says in Mended Records blogspot - http://mendedrecords.blogspot.com/2006/12/officer-ossification.html
 

Mick Hobbs and a loose list of guests including Felix Fiedorowicz, Andy Bole, Cath Jauniaux, Tom Cora, Zeena Parkins, Georgie Born and the rest of The Work in 14 toe-tappers with arrangements ranging from complex chamber-rock to Incredible String Band influenced folk. And all things between. A couple of cuts with string-quartet backing. As idiosyncratic as you would expect from a gathering of such characters. You know the phrase: Pop music as it should be - meaningful, intelligent and entertaining. May i ask why this is not reissued yet?


OFFICER! - Ossification, 1984 (AYAA)
Mick Hobbs (kb/d/p/g/b/pc/comp) - Felix Fiedorowicz (voc/bsn/rec/pc/p/comp)
with: Bill Gilonis (kb/b/cl/p/tones) - Tim Hodgkinson (as/bs/g/cl) - Tom Cora (cel) - Zeena Parkins (harp) - Catherine Jauniaux (voc) - Rick Wilson (d) - Andy Bole (g) - Georgie Born (cel) - Judy Carter (voc) - Jussi Karel (vla) - Patrick Gundry (vln/fhn) - Terry Robson - Anne Stokes - Christina Wild - Graham - Kevin - Kevin - Mary
Rec: 1983-84 - Loc: Cold Storage, Brixton - Pr: unk
Tracks: Dynamite - Anagrams - Air - Telepathy - Spitter's Hooked (On Love) - Dogface - Some - Boxers v Wrestlers - Tunnels - Apply - Office Occasion - Origin - Hello - Top, Top, Top

 

There's another release:

OFFICER! - Yes Yes No No Yes No Yes, 1988 (AYAA)
Mick Hobbs (kb/d/p/g/b/pc/comp) - Bill Gilonis (kb/b/cl/p/tones) - Antoine Gindt (unk) - Claudia Schmid (unk) - Daniel Koskowitz (unk) - Felix Fiedorowicz (voc/bsn/rec/pc/p/comp) - Keisuke Matsui (unk)
Rec: 1986-88 - Loc: France & England - Pr: unk
Tracks: Coma - R Tune - Simone - Old St - Remove your Hat - (I've got a) Nice Girlfriend - (I Only Want to Make You) Smile - Truck - Hid it - Gawping - Bright Star

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Points: 89372 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 06 2008 at 11:34
I've seen this mentioned, but have yet to hear anything by them.  I believe ReR Megacorps has copies of Ossification, but I'm not sure about Yes Yes No No Yes No Yes.

Infact, they may not, but I'm sure I've seen it recently somewhere... what's your thoughts on it, Assaf?
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Oh! I've heard two Officer tracks on some various artists compilations and I had always wondered if there was more out there, and I recently found a comprehensive list of albums on which Zeena Parkins appears, so Mick Hobb's name has been on my mind. It's time I listened to an album. =)
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Great recommendation. This little nudge has gotten me to play it once again, been a while, I snagged this from mended back in the day (sighs, nostalgic b*****d me is). I seem to be an absolute sucker for AYAA label releases, especially 'round that genius period of '85. I guess you could put this alongside some of the other fun loving avant-pop release, I'm quite the fan of Catherine Jauniaux's vocals. laplace do you know her? Methinks you could be interested in her solo album Fluvial it's splendid, her French accent for some reason makes me reminisce over numerous female characters Jean-luc Godard has used in his films (which is pleasant at worst!).

Anyone actually heard Yes Yes No No Yes No Yes. ?

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Originally posted by Black Velvet Black Velvet wrote:

Great recommendation. This little nudge has gotten me to play it once again, been a while, I snagged this from mended back in the day (sighs, nostalgic b*****d me is). I seem to be an absolute sucker for AYAA label releases, especially 'round that genius period of '85. I guess you could put this alongside some of the other fun loving avant-pop release, I'm quite the fan of Catherine Jauniaux's vocals. laplace do you know her? Methinks you could be interested in her solo album Fluvial it's splendid, her French accent for some reason makes me reminisce over numerous female characters Jean-luc Godard has used in his films (which is pleasant at worst!).

Anyone actually heard Yes Yes No No Yes No Yes. ?

 
 
As for Fluvial, had it in mp3 and lately bought it from Dave on CD. I actually bought it because of hodgkinson, but she is quite special with her voice.
 
As for that second Officer album, haven't heard it.
 
 
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Points: 12625 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 09 2008 at 21:37
I opened a thread about Electro-Acoustic Music and I figure people reading this thread might find this style of interest to them.
 
Have a look and give your recommendations or feedback; I'm new to this style and am exploring it currently with the guidance of a friend (from Progressive Ears) and this is turning out to be a very special musical trip.
 
 
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A few additions of late (and not so late...):
APPENDIX from Slovakia. Interesting inventive rock.
ART FLEURY  - Italian band, who I recommend getting their reissued album, I Luoghi del Potere  by Die Schachtel
DRAKE, BOB - fantastic and prolific musician and composer. Wonderful stuff, highly recommended.
ELLIPSIS, RICH WOODSON'S - US avant-rock musician; for those who like the chaotic and complex.
ENSEMBLE HAVADIÀ  - Italian avant/folk band. Worth looking for.
FERNANDEZ LEDESMA,JOSÉ LUIS - Mexican avant-rock musician. Recommended by Cesar Inca
GRUPPO D’ALTERNATIVA  - pretty good Italian band from the 70's. Their album Ipotesi has been reissued in mini-lp format.
HARRY ROESLI - avant-rock musician from Indonesia
KAM-PAS-NEL-LA - cool multi-national project.
LOOK DE BOUK  - another French oddity/craziness, cool stuff.
MAMMA NON PIANGERE  - Italian 70's avant-rock band. Recommended.
NOODBAND* - Dutch jazzy avant-rock
NOXAGT - crunchy, heavy rock from Norway
TARTAR LAMB - -project of Toby Driver and Mia Matsumiya
TOUPIDEK LIMONADE - French band related to Hellebore
TR-OND & THE SUBURBAN SAVAGES - from Trond Gjellum of Panzerpappa comes another project. Read the interview I did with him in the interview section
 
 
Soon to come an interview with XHOHX
Cleared bands for addition can be seen here - http://ratingfreak.com/home/progarchives.xhtml?path=raz/cleared
 
 
 
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By the way, I posted here that I bought from Bob Drake all his solo albums. I have to give a high praise and recommendations for all of these albums!!! I am getting into his music so easily and it's just excellent!
I'll give a more detailed description later, but for now, suffice it to say it's highly recommended.
 
 
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Nichelodeon - http://www.myspace.com/nichelodeonband
 
"A new project with Francesco Zago (electric guitar), Maurizio Fasoli (piano) of Yugen, the singer/composer Claudio Milano (voice), the jazz/avantgarde player Riccardo Di Paola (synth)"
 
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Originally posted by avestin avestin wrote:

By the way, I posted here that I bought from Bob Drake all his solo albums. I have to give a high praise and recommendations for all of these albums!!! I am getting into his music so easily and it's just excellent!
I'll give a more detailed description later, but for now, suffice it to say it's highly recommended.
 
 


Which disc would you suggest starting with? Damn my firewall I cannot get into his site
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Originally posted by Black Velvet Black Velvet wrote:

Originally posted by avestin avestin wrote:

By the way, I posted here that I bought from Bob Drake all his solo albums. I have to give a high praise and recommendations for all of these albums!!! I am getting into his music so easily and it's just excellent!
I'll give a more detailed description later, but for now, suffice it to say it's highly recommended.
 
 


Which disc would you suggest starting with? Damn my firewall I cannot get into his site
 
 
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^^^ thanks Assaf, I will try an get my paws on it. 
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