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Points: 12625 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 27 2008 at 18:24
Originally posted by rileydog22 rileydog22 wrote:

What Supersilent album(s) would you guys recommend?  
 
All of them...
Practically though, I would definitely go in a chronological order to hear how they change in style from one to the other and the different sounds they emphasize on and how they develop a piece on each album.
So, Start with 1-3, but if that's too pricey, then go for either 4 or 5.
 
 
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Points: 8844 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 27 2008 at 18:55
Thanks Thumbs%20Up

Looking forward to hearing them; I'm really enjoying that Box CD, and I hear good things about Rune's other improvising acts. 

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Points: 12625 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 27 2008 at 19:30
Originally posted by rileydog22 rileydog22 wrote:

Thanks Thumbs%20Up

Looking forward to hearing them; I'm really enjoying that Box CD, and I hear good things about Rune's other improvising acts. 
 
I need to get that Box album still, as well as Food's albums and a few other Rune artists. (I'll get them soon from Wayside on my next order).
 
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Holy carp.
 
Ne Zhdali are amazing.
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so much love in this forum. all the time. rio geeks get along the best.Hug
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Points: 12625 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 29 2008 at 09:17
Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Holy carp.
 
Ne Zhdali are amazing.
 
Yes indeed I agree.
Which albums did you listen to?
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Points: 166178 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 29 2008 at 22:13
Originally posted by avestin avestin wrote:

Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Holy carp.
 
Ne Zhdali are amazing.
 
Yes indeed I agree.
Which albums did you listen to?
 
Steadily working through their discog. I particularly love Rhinos And Other Forms Of Life and Hey, Driver.... This stunning mix of avant-folk-prog-fusion-rock with an edge is all too rare. Big%20smile
 
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Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Originally posted by avestin avestin wrote:

Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Holy carp.
 
Ne Zhdali are amazing.
 
Yes indeed I agree.
Which albums did you listen to?
 
Steadily working through their discog. I particularly love Rhinos And Other Forms Of Life and Hey, Driver.... This stunning mix of avant-folk-prog-fusion-rock with an edge is all too rare. Big%20smile
 
 
where is the best place to find their material in the US (if possible?)???

http://www.amazon.com/gp/shops/storefront/index.html?ie=UTF8&marketplaceID=ATVPDKIKX0DER&sellerID=AP
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Originally posted by avalanchemaster avalanchemaster wrote:

Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Originally posted by avestin avestin wrote:

Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Holy carp.
 
Ne Zhdali are amazing.
 
Yes indeed I agree.
Which albums did you listen to?
 
Steadily working through their discog. I particularly love Rhinos And Other Forms Of Life and Hey, Driver.... This stunning mix of avant-folk-prog-fusion-rock with an edge is all too rare. Big%20smile
 
 
where is the best place to find their material in the US (if possible?)???
 
www.waysidemusic.com has a few in stock ((Rhinos...Whatever happens....live rarities....pollo d'oro)).
 
But of you don't mind downloads:   http://nz.tpt.edu.ee/music/Ne%20Zhdali/    has their entire catalogue for download (a great way to see which you like that best). Many many many thanks for Pnoom! for posting this link in the download thread.  Big%20smile


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One of the albums I'm highly anticipating this year is the album Fossil Eyes by the Red Masque which have announced it here in PA already. However I think it should be brought up here as well:

 

04.22.08 | The New Album

The Red Masque are pleased to announce that work on their new album, Fossil Eyes, is finally complete and is being sent off to the record label. Vonorn wrapped up productions this weekend, and the final song list is below:

01. The Spider Is the Web

02. Carbon 14

03. Gliese 138

04. Das Snail

05. The Worm

06. Carbon 13

07. Lost in the Petrified Forest

08. The Hive

09. Polyphemus

10. Metamorphosis

11. The Anti-Man (Not Afraid)

As soon as the band has release date information from the label or further details, we will let you know.

As a reminder, The Red Masque will be performing on May 2nd in Philadelphia at Germ Books and Gallery (2005 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19125; 215.423.5002). This concert is featured as part of Philly's "First Friday" Arts Crawl. Show time is 7 PM and admission is FREE but donations accepted. This will be a very intimate concert experience with a limited number of seating. Germ Books is also an unusual space and describes itself as an “alternative independent bookstore that [provides] access to ideologically unpopular books; books that address difficult social topics; books that don't cater to the lockstep mentality of the current counterculture; and books that reveal who our true masters are: The UFO Overlords.”

Also check out the new interview with the band by David Lilly. Click here to read

 

 
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These are the Cuneiform releases for May 2008. Anyone heard any or will get some of these?
 
RELEASES FOR MAY 2008
COSMOLOGIC
LARS HOLLMER
REVOLUTIONARY SNAKE ENSEMBLE
WADADA LEO SMITH'S GOLDEN QUARTET
UNIVERS ZERO
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galapagos
EYES IN THE BACK OF MY HEAD
VIANDRA
FORKED TONGUE
TABLIGH
UNIVERS ZERO
 
 
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Also spotted this on the Rune Grammofon website; A release by a cool new trio; Have a read below:

 
RCD 2075 - Elephant9: Dodovoodoo
PRICE: 119,00 NOK

Excellent new trio consisting of Ståle Storløkken (Supersilent, Humcrush) on keyboards, Nikolai Eilertsen (The National Bank, Lester) on bass and Torstein Lofthus (Shining) on drums. Storløkken mostly concentrating on organ and electric piano gives the album a late sixtees, early seventees flavour with traces of rock, jazz, prog and psychedelia. The rock solid rhythm section gives it all a contemporary edge and we get an extremely tight little unit with a high degree of great musicianship as well as pure joy in their playing. Already a firm live favourite on the Norwegian scene for a couple of years due to a handful of highly energetic and enthusiastically received concerts, they have transfered their live promise to the recording studio with ease. The album was recorded live to analogue tape in Grand Sport Studio, Oslo.

Release: 26.05.08

 
 
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New Lars Hollmer, nice!  I'll have to check that out.  

Besides that, the rest don't sound terribly interesting to me.  Well, 1313 is interesting but I already have it. 

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Listening to Elephant9's myspace tracks right now....I dig, sounds like Egg if their drummer was on 'roids.  

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Supersilent is rather interesting though I haven't listened to them in the longest time
to be honest the only one I listened to more than once was 6, I had 8 but never gave it a proper listen
aren't their first few albums abrasive as hell?


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Originally posted by avestin avestin wrote:

Also spotted this on the Rune Grammofon website; A release by a cool new trio; Have a read below:

 
RCD 2075 - Elephant9: Dodovoodoo
PRICE: 119,00 NOK

Excellent new trio consisting of Ståle Storløkken (Supersilent, Humcrush) on keyboards, Nikolai Eilertsen (The National Bank, Lester) on bass and Torstein Lofthus (Shining) on drums. Storløkken mostly concentrating on organ and electric piano gives the album a late sixtees, early seventees flavour with traces of rock, jazz, prog and psychedelia. The rock solid rhythm section gives it all a contemporary edge and we get an extremely tight little unit with a high degree of great musicianship as well as pure joy in their playing. Already a firm live favourite on the Norwegian scene for a couple of years due to a handful of highly energetic and enthusiastically received concerts, they have transfered their live promise to the recording studio with ease. The album was recorded live to analogue tape in Grand Sport Studio, Oslo.

Release: 26.05.08

 
 


I am really looking forward to this album coming out!

I think these guys are definitely Canterbury, so I'll drop a link in the JR/F thread. 

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Originally posted by rileydog22 rileydog22 wrote:

Originally posted by avestin avestin wrote:

Also spotted this on the Rune Grammofon website; A release by a cool new trio; Have a read below:

 
RCD 2075 - Elephant9: Dodovoodoo
PRICE: 119,00 NOK

Excellent new trio consisting of Ståle Storløkken (Supersilent, Humcrush) on keyboards, Nikolai Eilertsen (The National Bank, Lester) on bass and Torstein Lofthus (Shining) on drums. Storløkken mostly concentrating on organ and electric piano gives the album a late sixtees, early seventees flavour with traces of rock, jazz, prog and psychedelia. The rock solid rhythm section gives it all a contemporary edge and we get an extremely tight little unit with a high degree of great musicianship as well as pure joy in their playing. Already a firm live favourite on the Norwegian scene for a couple of years due to a handful of highly energetic and enthusiastically received concerts, they have transfered their live promise to the recording studio with ease. The album was recorded live to analogue tape in Grand Sport Studio, Oslo.

Release: 26.05.08

 
 


I am really looking forward to this album coming out!

I think these guys are definitely Canterbury, so I'll drop a link in the JR/F thread. 
 
Like the old wise man said:
 
IT"S DAMN GOOD
 
That is all
 
 
 
 
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Can't argue with that!

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I'll check them out too, I love my Canterbury!
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I don't suppose anyone has hard the new Art Zoyd album "La chute de la Maison Usher" (The Fall of the House of Usher) perchance?

It has a 2008 release, but I'm not sure if it's out yet.  I guess I should check their website.  Anyhow, if anyone gets to hear it, I'd be pleased to hear how it is.

I also wouldn't mind if someone who knows Japanese could somehow translate the words on those Art Zoyd remasters, as it seems there could be a little explanation of the songs.

Also, are some of those bonus tracks solo ones by Thierry Zaboitzeff and the other guy?  I was curious, because if they are, I will change the artist name so they post correctly on last.fm.

If you know, again, it would be appreciated.


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