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JZ's Original 80's COBRA recordings
by Bob 22 Jul '02

22 Jul '02

I've a single copy of the original Hatology double CD release (includes annoying cardboard sleeve with cartoons pix!) If anyone is interested, please reply off list (highest bidder perhaps? I've no idea what this thing is worth. $26? Hey, its almost a classic.) Bob / rk66(a)attbi.com np: Coleman Hawkins (live cd Dali) ps: I promise not to gratuitously use the zornlist as ebay central in the future, but could not resist.

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Alan Lomax RIP
by Samerivertwice＠aol.com 22 Jul '02

22 Jul '02

http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_633212.html?menu=news.latestheadlines There has to be better articles than this but it was all I could find. Tom

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live shows: John Butcher/John Edwards
by Ricardo Campillo 22 Jul '02

22 Jul '02

Hi, After the disappointed show of Stangl the last week, i finally went to the Butcher/Edwards show, and this was another very different thing. The spectacular sound of this duo is simply incredible,The frightening technique of Butcher amaze me from the first note and mixed with the brutal sonority of Edwards striking the bass and playing with a very high virtuosism .It was more than a typical improvisation,it was a magical climax, Butcher explores all the possible sonorities of the sax in an spectacular way, brutal but with coherence,is very difficult to explain this, you have to listen it.I'm still amazed. Steve and Kurt ,thanks a lot for recommend me this. Ricardo. _______________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Messenger Nueva versiÃ³n: Webcam, voz, y mucho mÃ¡s Â¡Gratis! DescÃ¡rgalo ya desde http://es.messenger.yahoo.com

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jz interview with howard mandel
by mwisckol＠ocregister.com 22 Jul '02

22 Jul '02

hardly breaking news, but i just came across howard mandel's 1986 interview with zorn in mandel's 1999 collection of interviews, "Future Jazz." Six pages, much of it verbatim zorn, mostly talking about cobra, how game theory came about and was developed, and his motivations.... martin

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ixi software
by thor 22 Jul '02

22 Jul '02

Hi guys ! I just wanted to let you know of this experimental music software which is cross platform both PC and MAC. It works with new ways of designing interfaces which in turn create some strange workin processes when used by musicians. The good news is that there are around 10 applications and they are all FREE !!! check it out: http://www.ixi-software.net greetings, thor --

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IN STOCK AT DMG: JZ's Original 80's COBRA recordings ltd reissue
by emanuel maris 22 Jul '02

22 Jul '02

211 E. 5th street, NYC Phone: (212) 473-0043 Toll-free: (800) 622-1387 Fax: (212) 533-5059 Email: dmg(a)panix.com >From Downtown Music Gallery Newsletter 7/19/02: JOHN ZORN - Cobra [2 CD Set] (Hatology 580; Switzerland) This classic double CD is available once again, after being out-of-print for over a decade. These are the first recordings of Mr. Zorn's most popular game piece, first released in 1987 on Hat Art as a double LP [5/9/86 studio LP; 2nd LP live at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on 10/21/85] and then in an augmented [30 additional minutes] version on double CD in 1991 [5 extra unreleased movements from the studio sessions and 1 extra movement from the live performance]. Performers - hold onto your hats! - at the studio session [1st disc] included Bill Frisell, Elliott Sharp, Wayne Horvitz, Arto Lindsay, Jim Staley, Anthony Coleman, Carol Emanuel, Zeena Parkins, Christian Marclay, Guy Klucevsek, Bobby Previte, David Weinstein, and Bob James. Performers at the live gig [2nd disc] included J A Deane, Frisell, Sharp, Coleman, Weinstein, Klucevsek, Horvitz, James, and Previte. John Zorn was the Prompter for both recordings. The years since these mid-80s recordings have seen 3 other sets of recordings of Cobra: the Tokyo Operations version on Avant, the no-longer issued [by John's decree] Knitting Factory live performance, and the phenomenal new studio version recorded at the beginning of 2002 by the current crop of improvisers working with Zorn, now available on the Tzadik label. But none of these were meant to replace the others - Zorn's "game pieces" yield completely different musics, even when played by the same improvisers, as startlingly demonstrated by this 1st set of recordings from 85-86. These studio and live versions provide an intense and challenging listening experience which is quite distinctive as the personnel at this time were Zorn's close friends and allies, who understood the complexities of this often riveting game piece. There is that same attention to detail that Zorn demands of all of his collaborators, hence Zorn freaks will hear that same underlying current/focus that is at the center of all the versions, notably the recent Tzadik 'Cobra' release Anyways, don't miss out! Hat editions come and go very quickly, and now that the label has lost its funding from the Swiss government, it's uncertain that they will be around to again re-issue this in the future. Limited Edition (3000 copies) 2 CD Set for $26 + shipping _________________________________________________________________ Join the worlds largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com

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IN STOCK: JZ's Original 80's COBRA recordings Again Available!
by emanuel maris 22 Jul '02

22 Jul '02

1. JOHN ZORN - Cobra [2 CD Set] (Hatology 580; Switzerland) This classic double CD is available once again, after being out-of-print for over a decade. These are the first recordings of Mr. Zorn's most popular game piece, first released in 1987 on Hat Art as a double LP [5/9/86 studio LP; 2nd LP live at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on 10/21/85] and then in an augmented [30 additional minutes] version on double CD in 1991 [5 extra unreleased movements from the studio sessions and 1 extra movement from the live performance]. Performers - hold onto your hats! - at the studio session [1st disc] included Bill Frisell, Elliott Sharp, Wayne Horvitz, Arto Lindsay, Jim Staley, Anthony Coleman, Carol Emanuel, Zeena Parkins, Christian Marclay, Guy Klucevsek, Bobby Previte, David Weinstein, and Bob James. Performers at the live gig [2nd disc] included J A Deane, Frisell, Sharp, Coleman, Weinstein, Klucevsek, Horvitz, James, and Previte. John Zorn was the Prompter for both recordings. The years since these mid-80s recordings have seen 3 other sets of recordings of Cobra: the Tokyo Operations version on Avant, the no-longer issued [by John's decree] Knitting Factory live performance, and the phenomenal new studio version recorded at the beginning of 2002 by the current crop of improvisers working with Zorn, now available on the Tzadik label. But none of these were meant to replace the others - Zorn's "game pieces" yield completely different musics, even when played by the same improvisers, as startlingly demonstrated by this 1st set of recordings from 85-86. These studio and live versions provide an intense and challenging listening experience which is quite distinctive as the personnel at this time were Zorn's close friends and allies, who understood the complexities of this often riveting game piece. There is that same attention to detail that Zorn demands of all of his collaborators, hence Zorn freaks will hear that same underlying current/focus that is at the center of all the versions, notably the recent Tzadik 'Cobra' release Anyways, don't miss out! Hat editions come and go very quickly, and now that the label has lost its funding from the Swiss government, it's uncertain that they will be around to again re-issue this in the future. Limited Edition (3000 copies) 2 CD Set for $26 + shipping _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com

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Re: BYG/Actuel releases on Fuel 2000
by serge dautricourt 21 Jul '02

21 Jul '02

I thought I saw an BYG LP reissue of Joe McPhee's "Visitation" in a store. I was going to buy the next day, but it was gone. Was this indeed reissued, and if so where would it be available? thanks, serge _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

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Non-JZ FS NEW: Borbetomagus & Donald Miller
by pm.carey＠utoronto.ca 21 Jul '02

21 Jul '02

** PRICES ARE US$ POSTAGE PAID ** in North America (more for overseas) If you don't like a price, make me an OFFER. $16 -- Borbetomagus/Shaking Ray Levis - "Coelacanth" pic disc 10" (Agaric) 1991 [Beautiful full-color pic disc with artwork by Dennis Palmer. Feat. Sauter & Dietrich (saxes), Miller (guitar), Palmer (electronics, synth) & Bob Stagner (drums). 3 pieces of reed-drone/squawk, percussion & electronics. Limited & numbered (#312/1000). NEW copy.] $ 7 -- Borbetomagus - "Coelacanth" US 7" (Butt Rag: br006) 1993 [2 more screeching live versions of this cut (another version is on the pic disc 10") from 1992/93. NEW copy. Deleted.] $ 4 -- Don Dietrich - "Chinese Root Letter/Tabulae Sex" US 7" (Ecstatic Peace!) 1994 [Solo trancelike, chunky, looping saxophone streams from this Borbeto reedsman. NEW copy.] $10 -- Donald Miller - "Little Treatise On Morals" US CD (Audible Hiss) 1995 [Borbetomagus guitarist with 3 long collage/drone/feedback pieces on solo electric from May 1982. NEW copy. Out of print.] -Patrick pm.carey(a)utoronto.ca

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boredoms interviews on the net?
by kevin.by 20 Jul '02

20 Jul '02

i'm striving as hell to find Yamatsuka Eye-interviews on the nett but i can't find any. can anyone help me with some links? ...if there is any... please...

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