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new tricky?
by manolis 16 May '03

16 May '03

hi list, Does anyone have any injformation on the new album of tricky? anyone saw him live recently? thanks manolis PS interesting concert for those nearby: Han bennink- drums Terrie EX- gitaar Andy Moor- gitaar Yannis Kyriakidis- live sampling Ken Vandermark - saxophone OCCII, Amsterdam, Tuesday May 20

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Mr. Bungle No More
by ubaykara＠ykb.com 16 May '03

16 May '03

>"I think [MR. BUNGLE] is over," Patton told Underdog Online. "The guys are >spread all over the world and we don't talk to each other. I have not spoken >to a couple of the guys since the last tour, years ago." When I talked with Trevor Dunn last summer after a gig here, he told me exactly the same... Bad news :( Umit.

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RE: Hans Reichel's daxophone rules!!
by David Keffer 15 May '03

15 May '03

From: "Gullasch Baronen" <theclosethipster(a)hotmail.com> >I just picked up the excellent "Gravikords,Whirlies & Pyrophones" >compilation .... >What would be the next daxophone CD to get? Definitely get "Shanghaied on Tor Road" next. Then "Yuxo". There are ten years between those two recordings, 1992 and 2002, respectively, and you can hear it. I think listening to them in reverse chronological order will make the earlier record less impressive than it really is. If you want more daxophone after that, then pursue "Lower Lurum", which is not in the same class with the other two records in terms of daxophone virtuosity. There are other Reichel cds with daxophone like "Dawn of the Dachsman" and "Buben...plus" to name a couple but they are different beasts, more improvisational fiddling in nature, not the multi-tracked symphonic compositions of "Shanghaied on Tor Road" and "Yuxo". David K. NP: Sonic Youth: Mariah Carey and the Arthur Doyle Handcream (Narnack Records, 2003)

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The Masada Orgy
by Ryan William Blum 15 May '03

15 May '03

Zorners, >From 5am on Wednesday May 21 until 5am on Thursday May 22 95.3fm WHRB Cambridge, Ma will be presenting the entire Masada catalog as part of our spring Orgy season, wherein we feature a month's worth of lengthy presentations on a single artist, genre or locale. This Orgy period has already featured the Village Vanguard Orgy, Earl Hines, Hindemith, Fugazi and will have John Lurie, Pandit Pran Nath, to name a few. (Our entire program guide is on the web at www.whrb.org/pg.) You can hear WHRB in the air at 95.3fm throughout the greater Boston area. Alternatively, we stream through the web (Windows Media) at www.whrb.org. Thanks, Ryan Blum Jazz and World Music Director 95.3fm WHRB Harvard Radio Broadcasting 617-495-4818

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mr. bungle no more
by Matthew Garrington 15 May '03

15 May '03

Bungle probably is lost, but I wouldn't be surprise if Mr. Bungle reappeared in the years down the road. My friend talked with Patton at the Ipecac Geek Show Festival in Boulder, and he said "Yeah, Mr. Bungle is on the fritz." None of the members are willing to say they're broken up, which makes me think that if a couple of 'em got a wild hair they'd record again. Who knows? By the way, if anyone has an opportunity to see the Geek Show Festival, it's FANTASTIC. The Melvins played one of the best shows I've ever seen them do, and Tomahawk is WAY better than they were on the first tour. They seem to communicate better musically. matt g zorn-list-request(a)mailman.xmission.com wrote: Message: 9 Date: Thu, 15 May 2003 12:11:01 -0400 From: Gary M Gettier According to metalindex.com, Mike Patton is all done with Mr. Bungle. Here's a snip: "I think [MR. BUNGLE] is over," Patton told Underdog Online. "The guys are spread all over the world and we don't talk to each other. I have not spoken to a couple of the guys since the last tour, years ago." -- Gary ------------------------------ _______________________________________________ zorn-list mailing list zorn-list(a)mailman.xmission.com To UNSUBSCRIBE or Change Your Subscription Options, go to the webpage below http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/zorn-list End of zorn-list Digest, Vol 3, Issue 9 *************************************** _____________________________________________________________"They that give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither safety nor liberty." - Benjamin Franklin____________________________________________________________ --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo.

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Re Mr Bungle No More
by jay 7 15 May '03

15 May '03

We can be consoled by the fantastic new 'Tomahawk - Mit Gas', cd but I'm sure Bungle will be back.....

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RE: Hans Reichel's daxophone rules!!
by Mark Saleski 15 May '03

15 May '03

> > >I just picked up the excellent "Gravikords,Whirlies & Pyrophones" >compilation at the library and especially the Hans Reichel piece blew me >away. I've heard his amazing guitar playing before, but the daxophone is >really something special!! Perhaps the coolest "homemade" I've ever heard >(but I haven't heard Fred Frith's new band yet, though). > i've got that cd. the first time i heard the daxophone track it was late at night....and it scared the crap outa me! -- Mark Saleski - marks(a)foliage.com | http://www.foliage.com/~marks "Nothing in the world is more haughty than a man of moderate capacity when once raised to power." - Baron Wessenberg

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New Tzadiks...
by Arthur Gadney 15 May '03

15 May '03

Anyone had a chance to pile through the new batch of Tzadiks? I'm especially interested in the new disc by Seiichi Yamamoto. At first I was very skeptical, but after several listens I grew more and more into his previous one "Crown of Fuzzy Groove" and this one seems to continue this direction. YAMAMOTO SEIICHI - Nu Frequency (Tzadik 7243) Since the late '80's, Yamamoto has played brilliant and brutal noise/prog/psych lead guitar for the sensational and crazed Boredoms, as well as his own twisted band - Omoide Hatoba and more recently with the great trance/psych/rock unit - Rovo! 'Nu Frequency' is his rare new solo/duo effort with Yamamoto on guitar, bass synth and percussion and Ms. China on drums/percussion on three tracks. This is a fine blend of ambient, space-rock, free-floating, instrumental bliss. Dreamy drones and hypnotic noodling bathe our minds in a wash of groovy ghosts. Ancient synth squiggles, eerie blips, laid back Dead-like space music and even some soothing funky jazz flows like liquid herbal smoke and makes us feel free, relaxed and floating on clouds of joy. This what us old hippies used to refer to as head music, so light up that joint and dream wayS CD release for $14. _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

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Henry Rollins/Black Flag (No Zorn)
by Samerivertwice＠aol.com 14 May '03

14 May '03

All: Below is Henry Rollins's latest newsletter. I'm forwarding it on in case any of you are Rollins Band fans (which is somewhat likely) or grew up listening to Black Flag (which is more likely) or the type of person who just wants to support a good cause (which is most definite). I'll let Henry do the rest of the talking. Tom This is a pretty massive undertaking but we’re going for it. You remember the Rise Above: 24 Black Songs to Benefit the West Memphis Three album that we did last year. We did some shows at the end of last year with that material. Thanks to the generosity of the audiences, we were able to send the West Memphis Three Defense Fund ten thousand dollars. We had a great time playing those songs live and the audience was into it too so we have decided to take it worldwide. We will be doing several dates starting on June 01. There’s a solid month in America for sure and the dates are being booked as I write this. From there we go to Europe and as it looks now, Australia will be included. For the US shows, none other than the man himself, Mr. Keith Morris, the original singer in Black Flag the leader of the Circle Jerks will be joining us. When you hear him sing these songs—whoa. We did an instore appearance last year with Keith starting the set out and when Keith and the boys went into Gimmie Gimmie, I damn nearly wept. Keith did all but one of the shows with us last year and he was amazing. So, there’s a ton to be done to pull this off. The first show is in less than three weeks. We will be ready with the music, the boys are amped and ready to hit the rehearsal room. We will be learning songs that are not featured on the record. Last year we were playing Can’t Decide, Clocked In and Don’t Care and they sounded great. I have to think we’ll be learning some more songs for the tour. The hard part is getting all the details hammered out. There’s a lot of press to be done and countless other things. Road manager Mike Curtis has been working his ass off getting things together. This week the press release goes out and we’ll see if any of the press types want to write about it. This is for us to obsess and worry about and we’ll do what it takes. Here’s what I need from you. I need you to show up to these shows. Flat out. All the money we make goes to the West Memphis Three Defense Fund and right now things are at a very interesting place in the case. DNA evidence from the case that the defense never had the budget to test the first time around is now being tested. Now we ’re onto something. But, this testing isn’t cheap and that’s where the money is going. I need you to show up at the show. I need you to tell a friend. That’s what I need. I need these shows packed out and the house rockin’. From our side of things, I want to make this absolutely clear: We are not going to be casually shuffling through these songs like it’s some oldies show and you’ll be kind of into it because everyone’s hearts were in the right place. We are a trained assault unit. We are going to fuck you up with this music. This is not a Black Flag reunion. Greg Ginn and Chuck Dukowski wrote some of the best songs ever and we are hell bent on rendering them as best we can. If we didn’ t know for sure that the set was bomb proof, we wouldn’t be out all summer wasting everyone’s time. This is a one time, one time only tour. We’re not looking to cross over to some new audience by playing someone else’s music or cash in on some dubious claim to fame. We didn’t write any of these songs. On this tour, we are a cover band. I should add that when I say cover, I mean you better take cover when we hit stage because we’re not fucking around. I think I have made myself clear on this point. Hey you know what? The DNA evidence might come back inconclusive and it none of this will have made a difference. This was a botched case from the beginning. Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley didn’t get a fair day in court and that’s not right and if you’re down with this program then you’re standing up for justice. They’ve been hanging out in prison for ten years and all you have to do is come to the show and have a great time as you know you will and you will have made a huge difference to three people who have absolutely no recourse now other than to depend on the will of good people to do the right thing. And that would be you, right? Please join us this summer. Please don’t respond to this letter. The next two and a half weeks will be very busy and there’s no time to answer any questions. There’s nothing to ask on this one. Anyone who has their own WM3 Group in their town, make some fliers for the show and get the word out. For dates, locations and other information for these shows, please go to our website. If you don’t see your city, don’t write us about it. Right now there’s no time to answer any questions. Myself and the staff here are going to be wall-to-wall on this thing until the band heads out so please understand. Any shows that come in will be posted immediately. Get ready to rock. For anyone who received this newsletter and are not aware of what I have been talking about, please go to www.WM3.org for more information. Thank you. --Henry Rollins PS: Tour dates are posted at www.21361.com ______________________________________________________ Discs I'm listening to at work: Solomon Burke -- Don't Give Up On Me Tim O'Brien -- Red on Blonde Beck -- Sea Change Jimi Hendrix Experience -- Axis: Bold As Love Dusty Springfield -- Dusty in Memphis Johnny Cash -- At Folsom Prison

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Re: holland festival 2003- chimeras etc.
by Emmanouil Papagiannakis 14 May '03

14 May '03

I saw last night the program of the BIMHUIS for June: people visiting for Holland festival should consider making it a long visit. On 6+7 of June there is the dOEK festival, which among a great deal of the local impro scene (which is worth the visit in itself) it features P.Brotzmann (7th). Then there's a guitar evening with Ribot and Bailey among others on the 9th, Zorn evenings on 10,11,12 Bennink+Bailey 11th, NC on the 17th (got my tickets today, it seems that it will be for real!!!). See you there (here) peace, manolis

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