Well, I downloaded his first album because I couldn't believe how he got that picture of me and my shorter older brother on the cover. I still have a few of those suit jackets and most of them still have that stylish stretched button feature. Anyway, he tells some interesting stories. Ben Weaver 2003 - Hollerin' At A Woodpecker 2008 - The Ax In The Oak 2010 - Mirepoix And Smoke 2014 - I Would Rather Be A Buffalo
Thanks for pointing out Eleh. A great reminder for me to check out more Important Records while I still can. I do hope by them sticking with Emusic that they do have some expectation of getting paid. Björk 1993 - Debut 1996 - Telegram 1997 - Homogenic
Huh. I have been doing some tagging by label. Thrill Jockey, Temporary Residence, and Kranky are sort of associated in my head because I was collecting them intensively at about the same time. Before I started I thought I had a good selection from all three. Turns out my brain only thinks that about Thrill Jockey because I have all the Tortoise albums - I was suprised to find very little else (some Mouse on Mars). Whereas I have a day and a half worth of Kranky albums, even after an earlier purge.
Paul Dresher Anybody’s Land: Songs from the American Trilogy - Slow Fire, Power Failure & Pioneer
These are studio recordings for a planned CD (but never
released - I honestly can't tell you why) of selected arias/songs from
the American Trilogy a set of three experimental music theater works-
Slow Fire (1985-88), Power Failure (1989) and Pioneer (1990). These
songs were meticulously recorded in my home studio from 1992 through
1995 using a Tascam 16tr. 1" reel to reel analog recorder and mixed to
DAT (with one exception, "Cortez" was taken from a live two track DAT
recording). All tracks recording were produced by Jay Cloidt.
While
I composed the music for all these works (with two songs contributed by
Terry Allen in Pioneer), they were all collaboratively-created and
performed by the following teams of artists:
Slow Fire - text and
performance (vocal and physical: Rinde Eckert; directed by Richard ET
White; Paul Dresher - electric guitar, keyboard and live tape loop
processing: Gene Reffkin - electronic drums, Jay Cloidt - sound design
& audio engineering; produced by Robin Kirck.
Power Failure:
Rinde Eckert - libretto, tenor; John Duykers - tenor, Thomasa Eckert -
soprano; Stephanie Friedman - mezzo soprano; directed by Richard ET
White and Tom O'Horgan; alto saxophone and bass clarinet - Ned
Rothenberg; keyboard - Miguel Frasconi; Gene Reffkin - drums; Paul
Dresher - electric bass, keyboard; Jay Cloidt - sound design & audio
engineering; produced by Robin Kirck.
Pioneer: Directed by Robert
Woodruff; text by Rinde Eckert, Terry Allen, Jo Harvey Allen and
historical sources (most of the songs excerpted here are transcriptions
of actual speeches or writings of the historical sources whose name is
attached to the song title); Rinde Eckert - tenor; Jo Harvey Allen,
speaking; John Duykers - tenor; Phil Aaberg - keyboard; Craig Fry -
violin; Gene Reffkin - electronic drums; Paul Dresher - electric guitar,
bass, keyboard; Jay Cloidt - sound design & audio engineering;
produced by Robin Kirck.
Comments
Amoul Bayi Records, January 25, 2019
1973 - Betty Davis 1974 - They Say I'm Different
Recorded 1976 - Is It Love Or Desire
1994 - Mellow Gold 1994 - One Foot In The Grave
1996 - Odelay 1998 - Mutations
Octave - 500 Fingers
released February 2, 2019
2005 - E-Pro 2006 - The Information
2008 - Modern Guilt
my shorter older brother on the cover. I still have a few of those suit jackets and most of them
still have that stylish stretched button feature. Anyway, he tells some interesting stories.
Ben Weaver
2003 - Hollerin' At A Woodpecker 2008 - The Ax In The Oak
2010 - Mirepoix And Smoke 2014 - I Would Rather Be A Buffalo
The Bevis Frond
1987 - Miasma 2013 - White Numbers
2015 - Example 22 2018 - We're Your Friends, Man
2003 - Thickfreakness 2004 - Rubber Factory
2006 - Chulahoma 2006 - Magic Potion
2012 - Emusic
Ps I forgot to add one of them, oops
(The Eleh track released December 1, 2017)
Björk
1993 - Debut 1996 - Telegram
1997 - Homogenic
released March 23, 2018
Bill Orcutt
2013 Loren Connors and Bill Orcutt 2015 Bill Orcutt & Jacob Felix Heule
- Natch 8 - Colonial Donuts
2015 Thurston Moore & John Moloney : Caught On Tape / Bishop - Orcutt - Corsano
- Parallelogram
Bill Orcutt
2017 - Bill Orcutt 2018 Corsano & Orcutt - Brace Up!
2001 - Up Here 2004 & Crown Victoria - Fireworks On TV!
1997 - Magnificent Dream People 1997 - Weird Critters
1998 - Deep Dream Decoder
https://wavefarm.org/
Bojanek & Michalowski - Solid
released April 27, 2018
- and warming up for the brand new Bearthoven album, out in a couple of days
1996 Bill Kirchen - Have Love, Will Travel 2004 Bill Mallonee - Dear Life
2011 Bill Morrissey 2004 The Bills - Yes Please
- Something I Saw Or Thought I Saw
1996 Billy Childs - The Child Within
Paul Dresher
Anybody’s Land: Songs from the American Trilogy - Slow Fire, Power Failure & Pioneer
These are studio recordings for a planned CD (but never released - I honestly can't tell you why) of selected arias/songs from the American Trilogy a set of three experimental music theater works- Slow Fire (1985-88), Power Failure (1989) and Pioneer (1990). These songs were meticulously recorded in my home studio from 1992 through 1995 using a Tascam 16tr. 1" reel to reel analog recorder and mixed to DAT (with one exception, "Cortez" was taken from a live two track DAT recording). All tracks recording were produced by Jay Cloidt.
While I composed the music for all these works (with two songs contributed by Terry Allen in Pioneer), they were all collaboratively-created and performed by the following teams of artists:
Slow Fire - text and performance (vocal and physical: Rinde Eckert; directed by Richard ET White; Paul Dresher - electric guitar, keyboard and live tape loop processing: Gene Reffkin - electronic drums, Jay Cloidt - sound design & audio engineering; produced by Robin Kirck.
Power Failure: Rinde Eckert - libretto, tenor; John Duykers - tenor, Thomasa Eckert - soprano; Stephanie Friedman - mezzo soprano; directed by Richard ET White and Tom O'Horgan; alto saxophone and bass clarinet - Ned Rothenberg; keyboard - Miguel Frasconi; Gene Reffkin - drums; Paul Dresher - electric bass, keyboard; Jay Cloidt - sound design & audio engineering; produced by Robin Kirck.
Pioneer: Directed by Robert Woodruff; text by Rinde Eckert, Terry Allen, Jo Harvey Allen and historical sources (most of the songs excerpted here are transcriptions of actual speeches or writings of the historical sources whose name is attached to the song title); Rinde Eckert - tenor; Jo Harvey Allen, speaking; John Duykers - tenor; Phil Aaberg - keyboard; Craig Fry - violin; Gene Reffkin - electronic drums; Paul Dresher - electric guitar, bass, keyboard; Jay Cloidt - sound design & audio engineering; produced by Robin Kirck.