Showing posts with label Bill Frisell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bill Frisell. Show all posts

Friday, September 4, 2015

Naked City - Naked City


For Zorn admirers this is an inevitable part of a large and varied career, but for those who don't know who Zorn is, it will be an excursion into something that they could not even imagine :) This powerful blend of rock, jazz, metal and noise, linked with violent strikes of Zorn's saxophone, as well with fantastic assembled team of New York musicians (Fred Frith, Bill Frisell, Wayne Horvitz, Yamatsuka Eye), makes that music here resists all borders and genre limitations and give to us something completely unique.
Just the way I like :)

Review
Year : 1989                                                                                              Ex - Yu verzija
Label : Elektra
TT : 53:30

Enjoy :)





Saturday, February 21, 2015

Jim White - Drill a Hole in That Substrate and Tell Me What You See


A strange beast is this Jim White. Starting to make music in the forties, already formed as an author, with a vision of merging traditional and modern, he gave to us a few great, emotionally high and very advanced recorded country - rock albums. Old and new, on Jim White records are connected in one, while the quality of the melody and lyrics always heating up our senses, guaranteeing satisfaction :)

After all, listen to yourself :)

Review
Year : 2004                                                                                              Ex - Yu verzija
Label : Luaka Bop / V2
TT : 1:02:39
Lyrics

Enjoy :)

Sunday, March 11, 2012

John Zorn - The Big Gundown: John Zorn Plays the Music of Ennio Morricone (15th Anniversary Edition)


I always tought about Zorn like one of the greatest. And Morricone? Well, with his significant sound, he is deeply in world's subconscious by now. I watched “Once upon a time in the West” few days ago, that is perfect movie. Leone and Morricone made peace of art, raw model for present art. You can say: "It is classic", but once upon a time it was the universe with its own rules. Just like today's post. Morricone for 21st Century.

Review
Year : 1985                                                                                                Ex - Yu verzija
Label : Tzadik records
TT : 74:39
Enjoy :)