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1 - Asylum Zorn 1:56
2 - Sunset Surfer Zorn 3:23
3 - Party Girl Zorn 2:34
4 - The Outsider Zorn 2:27
5 - Triggerfingers Zorn 3:31
6 - Terkmani Teepee Zorn 3:59
7 - Sex Fiend Zorn 3:31
8 - Razorwire Zorn 5:31
9 - The Bitter and the Sweet Zorn 4:52
10 - Krazy Kat Zorn 2:03
11 - The Vault Zorn 4:44
12 - Metal Tov Zorn 2:07
13 - Poisonhead Zorn 1:09
14 - Bone Orchard Zorn 3:55
15 - I Die Screaming Zorn 2:29
16 - Pistol Whipping Zorn :57
17 - Skatekey Zorn 1:24
18 - Shock Corridor Zorn 1:08
19 - American Psycho Zorn 6:10
Supposedly, Radio was conceived as a set for a college radio program, making it a kind of "Young Person's Guide to Naked City," beginning with accessible tunes, gradually building up listener tolerance to dissonance, and finally sandbagging the listener with evil blasts of dissonant metallic noise and convincing perpetrator-and-victim screaming.
Zorn gives ace guitarist Bill Frisell and versatile keyboardist Wayne Horvitz the space to shine on this collection, and both more than meet the challenges of these pieces. Avant-garde guitarist Fred Frith takes a supporting role in the band, supplying an in-the-pocket bass that keeps the funkier tracks cooking, and the depth and range of his playing on these tunes is a consistent pleasure.
Master drummer Joey Baron alternates restraint and abandon, keeping solid time on the jazz tunes, throwing tasty fills into the funk, and laying down a muscular, punishing thrash on the metal sections. Zorn himself does a fair amount of his balloon-animal-twisting squeals and sustained shrieking blasts, but he does vary the palette. Listed also as a full band member on Radio (but not performing on every piece) is Japanese noisecore/funk screamer Yamatsuka Eye of the Boredoms (now going by Yamataka Eye). His babbling, howling, choking, and flat-out screams of terror take many of the metal performances well over the top.
10 jul 2008
Naked City - 1993 - Radio
20 nov 2007
Tim Berne, Tonic (NY) 6/dic/2000
Este disco me impresionó mucho cuando lo escuché hace años.
Tim Berne: Saxo
Marc Ducret: Guitarra
Melvin Gibbs: Bajo
Craig Taborn: Teclados
Tom Rainey: Batería
1) 59:55
2) 15:33
MP3 128
15 sept 2007
Anthony Braxton / Chris Dahlgren - ABCD (2003)
Anthony Braxton / Chris Dahlgren
ABCD
July 5-6, 2003, NotTwo
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1. No.316 - version a (with Falling River musics) [14:48]
2. Penumbra for woodwind(s) & bass(es) 4+2 [08:34]
3. No.316 - version b (with Falling River musics) [12:32]
4. Penumbra for woodwind(s) & bass(es) 3+3 [08:46]
5. No.316 - version c (with Falling River musics) [06:17]
6. Penumbra for woodwind(s) & bass(es) 1+1 [08:34]
7. No.316 - version d (with Falling River musics) [12:52]
8. Penumbra for woodwind(s) & bass(es) 4+1 [08:34]
1, 3, 5, 7 composed by Anthony Braxton
2, 4, 6, 8 composed by R.Chris Dahlgren
Anthony Braxton - sopranino, soprano, Eb & F alto, baritone & bass saxophones, Bb clarinet
Chris Dahlgren - double bass, preparations and electronics
Recorded by Jon Rosenberg at Wesleyan University, CT (USA), July 5-6, 2003
11 sept 2007
10 sept 2007
Kuhn/Humair/Jenny-Clark - Music from the Threepenny Opera
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1. Die Seeräuberjenny (Jenny Des Pirates)
2. Barbara Song (Chanson de Barbara)
3. Der Morgenchoral des Peachum (Choral Matinal de Peachum)
4. Salomon Song (Chanson de Salomon)
5. Ruf aus der Gruft (Appel Venant du Tombeau)
6. Anstatt-dab-Song (Chanson des Au Lieu De...)
7. Liebeslied (Chant d'Amour)
8. Die Moritat von Mackie Messer (La Complainte de Mackie)
Joachim Kuhn, piano
Daniel Humair, drums
Jean Francois Jenny-Clark, bass
Kurt Weill, music
Original Release Date: August 25, 1998
Audio CD (April 27, 2007)
8 sept 2007
Ground Zero - Null & Void (1995)
Ground Zero
Null & Void
july 1995 Tzadik
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(subido por Sirenoise)
- Null & Void: Introduction (0:41)
- Null & Void: TV-Q Missile (7:20)
- International 1 (8:55)
- Null & Void: Left Side (1:32)
- Movie 1 (5:39)
- Null & Void: Right Side (1:30)
- Movie 2 (9:01)
- International 2 (9:45)
- Null & Void: Continued (3:53)
Otomo Yoshihide: turntables (1, 3, 6-8), guitar (2, 4, 5, 8), sampler (3, 5, 7, 9), CD (2, 4, 5, 8), DAT (2), MD (5)
Masahiro Uemura: drums (2, 5, 8)
Junji Hirose: tenor sax (2, 8), soprano sax (7)
Shuichi Chino: synthesizer (2, 5, 8), piano (2, 7-9), small electronics (7), sampled reverse piano (9)
Kazuhisa Uchihashi: guitar (2, 5, 7)
Kazuyoshi Kimoto: bass (2, 5, 8), violin (7)
Jon Rose: shopping list (3)
Rik Rue: shopping list (3)
Kumiko Takara: percussion (8)
Akioka Oh: bandolin (8)
Hideki Kato: sampled double bass (5, 8)
Nelson Hiu: sampled Chinese flute (7)
Dickson Dee and his family: sampled voices (7)
Xper. Xr.: sampled Chinese reed (7)
Arranged by the performers and Yoshiaki Kondo
Image and live video by Hideaki Sasaki
Track 7 and 9 composed for the film, The Blue Kite
Recorded and mixed by Yoshiaki Kondo at GOK Sound in Tokyo, July-August 1993
Additional recording and re-mix by Otomo Yoshihide at Lost Space in Tokyo and Fukushima, December 1993-March 1994
Mastered by Allan Tucker at Foothill Digital in New York
Design: Ikue Mori
Produced by Otomo Yoshihide
Released in 1995