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Re: victo
by Dan Given 09 Apr '03

09 Apr '03

> you all probably got the email update, but if you didnt > > http://www.fimav.qc.ca/ > > this is one of the most user unfriendly sites I have ever visited. > > jt Does anyone know if Barry Guy will be there? According to the European Free Improv site, he's not touring with the Evan Parker Trio this spring,but is being replaced by Alex von Schippenbach. There wsa no mention there, however, if he would still be coming to Victo maybe, since he is also on for another show.

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Re: out of print
by Dan Given 09 Apr '03

09 Apr '03

> Subject: out of print > To: zorn-list(a)mailman.xmission.com > Message-ID: <BAY1-F142DtyFFjfdq90002dc95(a)hotmail.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed > > Getting in on this kind of late, but... > > Lots of great FMP LPs are missing, and their statements indicate little > interest in back catalog reissues. Specifics on my list: Schlippenbach's 3 > NAILS LEFT, ANTICLOCKWISE, and HIDDEN PEAK. Have vinyl copies, but I'd love > them on cd. Bless their hearts, UMS/Atavistic has reissued (today) the > classic PAKISTANI POMADE. Whoopee, and with extra material. I await the > mailman. There's also a couple of Globe Unity that are oop, and one London > Jazz Composers Orchestra that was on the SAJ (?) label, I think. > Considering the small output of both, one or two missing titles are a big > chunk. I preordered Pakistani Pomade from Atavistc, and it came last Thursday. I've only had the chance to listen to it once so far, but it was everything I'd hoped for. Spectacular. One of the promo sheets they included in the package mentions the Globe Unity Live at Hamburg '74 as being in the queue for the UMS/FMP Archive series, so I'm hoping that more of the Schlippenbach 3 (or 4) records also show up eventually. I think I'm even going to stop bidding stupidly high numbers on Ebay just in case! As for the LJCO record on SAJ, it is called Stringer. I'd rank it as my least favorite all of their records. Can't really say why, but it just hasn't blown me away like all the other ones did.

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some more
by Chad Stockdale 09 Apr '03

09 Apr '03

some more things from my fellow dj at kdvs... ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 08 Apr 2003 10:05:21 -0700 From: brian faulkner <bcfaulkner(a)ucdavis.edu> To: Chad Stockdale <chads(a)statenet.com> Subject: Re: okay You mean in general? Like the whole big wide world of possible re-issues? Let me ponder that one and get back to you on that. Things that pop right into mind are _The Truth is Marching In_ by Bloodloss (Aussie stuff, up there with Fungus Brains/Venom P easily), early Radiopuhelimet LPs (raging Finnish rock band, I'll bet Rick would concur on that), the first Starfuckers LP, Smegma's _Pigs For Lepers_ LP, the Ju Suk Reet Meat LP (it's possible that there are plans to reissue the last two of these already). I am sure that if I think about it for a few more minutes I will come up with a huge list. Second White Heaven LP. Uh, ok I need to stop.

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John Cage/Sun Ra mp3
by Paraphrenicc 09 Apr '03

09 Apr '03

Hello, the Cage/Ra collaboration (together with few other files) is available as mp3 at: http://www.ubu.com/sound/cage.html Paraphrenicc

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FW: Simplicity
by skip Heller 08 Apr '03

08 Apr '03

Simplicity is kind of a relative thing. Could Stravinsky have made the point he was after in the Rite Of Spring as effectively if he had done it with less notes in the harmony and less polymetrical content? Probably not. On the other hand, statistical density doesn't assure quality. There's lot of of really crappy stuff that happens to be complex. The idea that complexity assures quality is about as accurate as saying simpler music is less good than music that makes its point with less notes and more tracable beats. Of course, if you're the type who associates "complex" with "challenging", you're likely not to understand that saying what you have to say in the most direct manner possible is the best way. You probably want the stuff to be as obscure as possible in the hopes that it will add to your ability to get you intellectual on. But it will forever deny you the pleasures of "Have Love, Will Travel" by Richard berry and the Pharoahs. skip h np: beau hunks SAXOPHONE SOC-TETTE

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Re: out of print
by skip Heller 08 Apr '03

08 Apr '03

who has this?! I want NAMES! sh http://www.skipheller.com (the new and improved website) on 4/8/03 4:48 PM, bryan aaker at bryaaker(a)yahoo.com wrote: It'd be nice to hear Bill Frisells first two recorded efforts during his year long stay overseas in the late seventies released again. Good Buddies EMI Belgium # LA 064-63568 ( Limited pressing200-300) EMI # 1A064 - 63568 Produced by Jack Mauer Recorded in Autumn 1978 at Studio Shiva Brussels Engineered and mixed by P.Cogneaux Side 1: 1.Acapulco Bells (6.50) (Michel Herr) 2a. Frog Legs Vampin´in the Moonlight 2b. I think I know what you mean (7.53) (Kermit Driscoll) Side 2: 1.Sans Blues Thank You (7.54) (Bill Frisell) 2. What do you mean, What do you mean? (4.49) (Bill Frisell) 3.Good Buddies (6.19) (/Bill Frisell) Bill Frisell (guitar), Kermit Driscoll (bass), Vinton Johnson (drums), Michel Herr (Keyboards) or Live at Chapati Winter '78 Side One 1/Introduction (Bill Fisell) 2/What do you mean? (Bill Frisell) 3/Planta Plus (Bill Frisell) 4/Do what you mean! (Bill Frisell) Side Two 1/Fast Sea (Bill Frisell) 2/March (Bill Frisell) 3/Growing Carrots (Bill Frisell) 4/E-Drone (Kermit Driscoll) 5/Saturday Night (Kermit Driscoll) Kermit Driscoll (bass), Bill Frisell (guitar), Vinnie Johnson (drums). n.p. Balls- Brotzman/Van Hove/Bennick The Sun Died-Ellery Eskelin I have a Zorn releated release up on Ebay right now, if anybodys interested http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2522008847 <http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2522008847> _______________________________________________ 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

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NZ: Bollywood
by Matt Laferty 08 Apr '03

08 Apr '03

Say friends, I have to say that I just watched the 1965 (I think) Bollywood film Gumnaam and am looking for recommendations for the over-the-top Busby Berkeley-isms of 60's Bollywood. Gumnaam's famous for that opening scene in Ghost World, but the movie has four other great song and dance scenes, including a dream sequence with a feller in a beatle wig and a hitler mustache dancing among easter island heads and more I can't begin to describe, a great frankie and annette type hoedown on the beach and a finale with two drunk gals singing while lurching around and hiccuping. In short, it's great, and I want more great vintage bollywood moments. Most of the old dvd's are cheap (12-13 bux) on the web. If you've got recommendations, I'd like to see them. I hope this isn't the pinnacle. Yer'n, Matt

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for some reason
by Chad Stockdale 08 Apr '03

08 Apr '03

the cd reissue of rashied ali/frank lowe's duo exchange has omitted the sections where frank lowe plays japanese flute. curious, since he is credited with it on the insert.

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out of print
by Alan Kayser 08 Apr '03

08 Apr '03

Getting in on this kind of late, but... Lots of great FMP LPs are missing, and their statements indicate little interest in back catalog reissues. Specifics on my list: Schlippenbach's 3 NAILS LEFT, ANTICLOCKWISE, and HIDDEN PEAK. Have vinyl copies, but I'd love them on cd. Bless their hearts, UMS/Atavistic has reissued (today) the classic PAKISTANI POMADE. Whoopee, and with extra material. I await the mailman. There's also a couple of Globe Unity that are oop, and one London Jazz Composers Orchestra that was on the SAJ (?) label, I think. Considering the small output of both, one or two missing titles are a big chunk. Alan Kayser _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: advanced junk mail protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

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Tokyo record store
by Tosh 08 Apr '03

08 Apr '03

Great record vinyl stores in Shinjuku. Get off to the East side of the Shinjuku station and head towards your left. You will go under the train tracks and come across a major street. Just go down and follow the signs on the street. There are zillions of little record stores. Most of them are in office buildings - so don't hesitate to investigate these somewhat 'seedy' buildings. Also fun and amusing 'sex' shops too! Have a great record store hunt! It's worth it. -- Tosh Berman TamTam Books http://www.tamtambooks.com

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