Funny you mention "who's who", as I used the same words in my thankyou-mail to Greg (who also loves this one).Originally Posted by Zalmoxe
Nice to see Senri growing up. The amazing child has become a young woman.
Funny you mention "who's who", as I used the same words in my thankyou-mail to Greg (who also loves this one).
Nice to see Senri growing up. The amazing child has become a young woman.
Had never heard him (at least his solo work) before - and agreed - this sounds terrific. Thumbs up on the Senri Kawaguchi mention on the follow-up thread, also. Will need to look that one up.
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Live DVD by one of my favourite bands from Japan in February
Also new Album by FLAT 122 / IN SPIRIT
Thanks. I guess we have to keep an eye on https://stellaleejones.bandcamp.com/
www.diskunion.net already list it, I think there is a good Chance that cdjapan will do so too.
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Nice Artwork, also very nice music (at bit to nice for me)
Whatever this is I need it, weirdest recorder stuff ever heard. Name of the band might be KAESHIDOME
^ That is good! Might be a Shakuhachi, rather than a recorder.
Kaeshidome is made up of Yoshida Tatsuya, Nasuno Mitsuru, Isso Yukihiro and Otomo Yoshihide. I recognize 2 of those names from somewhere, but sadly can't be of much help.
Edit: According to an HMV site, Kaeshidome has a new CD out April 21, 2021, which comports with the release date in the video. I would say you are correct, it is KAESHIDOME.
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Been listening to this one today, quite nice in a mellow sort of way
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Don't find it mellow at all, but had I discovered this three weeks ago, I would've probably paced in fairly high in my top 2020
my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.
Yoshida and Otomo are for a fact two of the most legendary musicians in modern Japanese music. Yoshida as drummer/composer with Ruins, Koenjihyakkei, Korekyojin, Zubizuva, Musica Transonic, Mainliner, Satoko Fuji and ca. 387 other units, Otomo as guitarist, composer and turntablist with Ground Zero, Optical 8 and ca. 253 others. These guys give ultimo 200+ performances and contribute to a dozen releases each year, work on "serious" art commissions as well as with rock/noise/beyond, and are acknowledged for it globally. Good chaps.
Altogether these two are actually so active in widely various guises of Japanese music that even Ronny Stolp in Sweden, Neil Morp in the US and Steve Milkon in the UK couldn't touch the bare end of their own bottoms in comparison.
"Improvisation is not an excuse for musical laziness" - Fred Frith
"[...] things that we never dreamed of doing in Crimson or in any band that I've been in," - Tony Levin speaking of SGM
^ Those are the 2, thanks.
Nasuno is no slouch either. He's played with Altered States, Daimonji, Fushitsusha, Ground Zero, Korekyojin, Sanhedrin, etc.
I don't know the "other guy" (Isso).
^ True, and Altered States is arguably the single greatest semi-improvising rock trio I ever heard, at least along with (the original) Massacre.
"Improvisation is not an excuse for musical laziness" - Fred Frith
"[...] things that we never dreamed of doing in Crimson or in any band that I've been in," - Tony Levin speaking of SGM
That Isso guy played in Tokyo Rotation which was a band by Bill Laswell and Peter Brötzmann (Caspars' Dad) IIRC.
Ouch! Calling Peter Brotzmann "Caspar's Dad" is sort of like referring to Wayne Shorter as "Alan's Brother".
...except it’s a 2006 release.Don't find it mellow at all
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my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.
Mmmm...this is indeed excellent.
Sadly, I can find absolutely zero about 3even the mere existence of this band anywhere.
Please don't ask questions, just use google.
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I'm only here to reglaze my bathtub.
Considering the guys involved this is most likely more a project than a band. It is an Arcangelo release so it shouldn't be to hard to find.
Just got this from CDJapan.
Very tastful DVD. One hour of beautiful music, shot in a small club (Silver Elephant). Camera's a close to the seven musicians, so you really have the idea you were there. Nice way of introducing the musicians in between the 8 tracks, while there're also some split-screen moments. Very clear stereo-mix: you can hear every instrument very well. It looks like they played one new track, "Russians", here in a different setting:
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