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Originally posted by listennow801 listennow801 wrote:

Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

I'm planning to get my first Zao album before long, been considering starting with one of their first two.  Does that sound like a solid plan to you?


Yes! "7=L" is the best imho.


oh sh*t forgot about that!  yeah claire's right that is the best
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Maybe I'll just grab Z=7L and Osiris together, if I remember right they're not too overly expensive.
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Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

Apropos of more or less nothing, I recently downloade Zao in Tokyo from emusic, a fine live recording from 2004. The line up is piano/sax/bass/drums and a soprano vocalist, and they reinterpret tracks from the first 3 Zao albums. The sound put me in mind of Koenjihyakkei's current line up, and I wonder if anybody else suspects that Yoshida Tatsuya was sitting in the audience taking notes?


Thanks for the heads up Chris - sounds very interesting/have to check that out!

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Originally posted by listennow801 listennow801 wrote:

Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

Apropos of more or less nothing, I recently downloade Zao in Tokyo from emusic, a fine live recording from 2004. The line up is piano/sax/bass/drums and a soprano vocalist, and they reinterpret tracks from the first 3 Zao albums. The sound put me in mind of Koenjihyakkei's current line up, and I wonder if anybody else suspects that Yoshida Tatsuya was sitting in the audience taking notes?


Thanks for the heads up Chris - sounds very interesting/have to check that out!


Oh! you bought that Perhaps Contraption album...how is it? I had forgotten about them, I was really impressed by the samples.
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Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

I'm planning to get my first Zao album before long, been considering starting with one of their first two.  Does that sound like a solid plan to you?


yeah, I think I remember Osiris being one of the better ones

If you like what you hear definitely checkout Yochk'o Seffer solo - Ghilgoul is a great album readily available, I think his first few were mind-blowing but at least the debut is woefully oop, never to be found Ouch

From what I've heard he's brilliant.
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Originally posted by Evolutionary Sleeper Evolutionary Sleeper wrote:

Originally posted by listennow801 listennow801 wrote:

Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

Apropos of more or less nothing, I recently downloade Zao in Tokyo from emusic, a fine live recording from 2004. The line up is piano/sax/bass/drums and a soprano vocalist, and they reinterpret tracks from the first 3 Zao albums. The sound put me in mind of Koenjihyakkei's current line up, and I wonder if anybody else suspects that Yoshida Tatsuya was sitting in the audience taking notes?


Thanks for the heads up Chris - sounds very interesting/have to check that out!


Oh! you bought that Perhaps Contraption album...how is it? I had forgotten about them, I was really impressed by the samples.


Very good indeed! I wrote to them to ask if the edition was the same at CD baby as on their site, and they were reaaly nice! I sd we had voted them in and they were very excited about that - I am sure they'll be happy to help w/ info for us.

Art Mouldu coming soon - Alucard translated a paragraph from a French book for me, and now I'm just trying to work it. Been very busy as i'm going out of town for a month soon, but will get at least that one done before I go.



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Originally posted by listennow801 listennow801 wrote:

Originally posted by Evolutionary Sleeper Evolutionary Sleeper wrote:

Originally posted by listennow801 listennow801 wrote:

Originally posted by Syzygy Syzygy wrote:

Apropos of more or less nothing, I recently downloade Zao in Tokyo from emusic, a fine live recording from 2004. The line up is piano/sax/bass/drums and a soprano vocalist, and they reinterpret tracks from the first 3 Zao albums. The sound put me in mind of Koenjihyakkei's current line up, and I wonder if anybody else suspects that Yoshida Tatsuya was sitting in the audience taking notes?


Thanks for the heads up Chris - sounds very interesting/have to check that out!


Oh! you bought that Perhaps Contraption album...how is it? I had forgotten about them, I was really impressed by the samples.


Very good indeed! I wrote to them to ask if the edition was the same at CD baby as on their site, and they were reaaly nice! I sd we had voted them in and they were very excited about that - I am sure they'll be happy to help w/ info for us.

Art Mouldu coming soon - Alucard translated a paragraph from a French book for me, and now I'm just trying to work it. Been very busy as i'm going out of town for a month soon, but will get at least that one done before I go.




Very cool Claire, I'll probably pick that one up then soo, I very nearly bought it when I first heard the samples, but I stopped myself.
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Originally posted by Rottenhat Rottenhat wrote:

Originally posted by Tsevir Leirbag Tsevir Leirbag wrote:

I finally received Miriodor's Rencontres. Big smile
I like that album. It lacks a bit in production values, and sounds a bit raw in places, but it is very emotionally powerful in my opinion. The album has great value for me, especially when I am in a sad mood. The band lost a bit of the emotional/melancholic feel after their second album, and I must say I miss that. This, and their second self titled album  is their  high point in my opinion, but I don't think many on PA would agree.
 
Jongleries élastiques is far better to me, it might be in my ten favourite albums ever.
I also love Mekano.
 
If you haven't heard Avanti, I suggest it to you; it's more in the vein of their older material. Closer to "classic" progressive.
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For me Avanti is Miriodor's finest 
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Gee this place is terribly quite lately  
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I've been too busy listening to my recent purchases to post here. Tongue
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Xing Sa  - Live


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Very nice - thanks Udi.
 
I'm thoroughly enjoying the Soft Machine NDR Jazz Workshop album at the moment, it sounds wonderful!
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Thanks Chris
We were lucky to be able to trace and locate the Radio broadcast of this show which was stereo (unlike the TV broadcast)

Fitting the audio to fit the picture was the real chllange once this was achieved everything else was a quite eas
So we are able to enjoy a wide stereo sound stage which is rare for 37 year old footage
Glad you enjoyed
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I need that.  I also need Bundles and Softs.

I've heard all of Zao's albums and I think the live album is indeed their best.  Their debut is good too, from what I can remember.  They got a bit underwhelming with further albums though, for me.
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Xing Sa  - Live



Nice.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Man With Hat Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 17 2010 at 22:14
I'd look up some stuff on my own, but sadly my internets isn't performing well these days.
 
Any news on Rouge Ciel? Touring plans, making a new album, still together??
 
Just listened to their album Veuillez Proceder after a long while. Damn is that sweet stuff.
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Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

I'd look up some stuff on my own, but sadly my internets isn't performing well these days.
 
Any news on Rouge Ciel? Touring plans, making a new album, still together??
 
Just listened to their album Veuillez Proceder after a long while. Damn is that sweet stuff.


debut is also excellent

i'd love a new album from them
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Hey gang,

Just wanted to say that I'm currently listening to the full performance by KH at the RIO festival last autumn and it's ******** brilliant! Cool

I've only heard the first two albums by KH and I like this much better (even though I'd rate both those albums with four stars out of five.).
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