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Gregor Samsa a écrit:

Tu connais "Comm'si la terre penchait" ?

Planet waves a écrit:

Gregor Samsa a écrit:

Tu connais "Comm'si la terre penchait" ?

Plus ou moins, mais mal en tout cas.

Lee Hazlewood - Requiem For An Almost Lady

Gregor Samsa a écrit:

Planet waves a écrit:

Gregor Samsa a écrit:

Tu connais "Comm'si la terre penchait" ?

Plus ou moins, mais mal en tout cas.

Tu as l'album ?
Je peux te filer une copie si tu veux,je l'ai en double .. (ou si quelqu'un d'autre est interessé ..)

Planet waves a écrit:

Gregor Samsa a écrit:

Planet waves a écrit:

Gregor Samsa a écrit:

Tu connais "Comm'si la terre penchait" ?

Plus ou moins, mais mal en tout cas.

Tu as l'album ?
Je peux te filer une copie si tu veux,je l'ai en double .. (ou si quelqu'un d'autre est interessé ..)

Ah ben du coup, oui, c'est pas de refus....

Fugazi - The Argument
Un CO absolu !

La suite de ce faramineux coffret vient de sortir! Miam!

Gregor Samsa a écrit:

Planet waves a écrit:

Gregor Samsa a écrit:

Planet waves a écrit:

Gregor Samsa a écrit:

Tu connais "Comm'si la terre penchait" ?

Plus ou moins, mais mal en tout cas.

Tu as l'album ?
Je peux te filer une copie si tu veux,je l'ai en double .. (ou si quelqu'un d'autre est interessé ..)

Ah ben du coup, oui, c'est pas de refus....

Ok,file-moi ton adresse par mp et je t'envoie ça dès que j'ai le temps.

Planet waves a écrit:

Gregor Samsa a écrit:

Planet waves a écrit:

Gregor Samsa a écrit:

Planet waves a écrit:

Gregor Samsa a écrit:

Tu connais "Comm'si la terre penchait" ?

Plus ou moins, mais mal en tout cas.

Tu as l'album ?
Je peux te filer une copie si tu veux,je l'ai en double .. (ou si quelqu'un d'autre est interessé ..)

Ah ben du coup, oui, c'est pas de refus....

Ok,file-moi ton adresse par mp et je t'envoie ça dès que j'ai le temps.

Saint-Cloud Amigo!

Souvent, le jazz bavarde. Peut-être trop parfois. Mais coltrane, ah...Coltrane. Olé, est sans doute le titre que j'aime le plus de Coltrane, une longue plage de 20 minutes que je peux écouter 2 à 3 fois d'affilée.... Quelques accords de piano, joués en boucle pendant 20 minutes, et Coltrane, Dolphy et les autres s'en donnent à coeur joie, mais sans jamais trop en faire. Etonnamment, ce silence est également plein de silence, il se donne le temps. Il est tendu, au bord d'être crispant (la répétition des mêmes accords, encore et toujours sans doute....) mais vous embarque, vous enveloppe. Quant à "My favourite things", c'est la porte d'entrée idéale entre le jazz classique de Coltrane, et le jazz plus "free" qu'il va pratiquer ensuite. Cette version studio reste raisonnable et respectueuse de l'écriture de base. Mais en Live, houlà....disgressions, et compagnie. Oui, définitivement, ce sont deux foutus grands disques!

Petit album passé plus ou moins inaperçu. Certes, pas un CO, mais il comporte de bonnes choses. Sympatoche.

odradek a écrit:

Raoul a écrit:

...

donc




http://8tracks.com/Raoulle/a-lot-of-people-would-like-to-see-armand-schaubroeck-dead

Citation :

Armand Schaubroeck pours his experience over six sides of vinyl on this first release on his own Mirror Records label. The saga of Armand P. Schaubroeck, prisoner #24145, and his partner in crime Daniel P. McCabe, sentenced as youthful offenders on February 21, 1962, and imprisoned for 18 months in the Elmira reformatory, a maximum security prison, is equal parts catharsis for the artist, as well as documentary. The cover has a bullet hole in the center of Armand's forehead while he grins wide-eyed; the photos inside the gate-fold give a glimpse of the horror young Schaubroeck faced in the "reformatory."



The tracks are listed as "Scene I", "Scene II", "Scene III", and so on, beginning with the 17 year old confessing his crimes to a priest, Armand & Dan going to the "Rock & Bowl" to steal dimes, his last night with his girlfriend Suzy before sentencing, up to his being delivered to Elmira prison. The soap opera style documentary broken up with some musical bits, from an Elvis style rave up, to reformulated sixties riffs which help the stories move along. Though not as refined as his classic Ratfucker album, where the artist takes on a different persona, A Lot Of People Would Like To See Armand Schaubroeck...DEAD! would make a good independent movie and is intriguing. In his confessional he claims 32 robberies, which, if true, require no sympathy from the listener - let's face it - the guy in his youth seemed to be a menace - but the documentation of his year and a half behind bars shows the injustice disguised as "rehabilitation." Did the punishment fit the crimes? "Cut My Friend Down," "New Young Inmate Meets Lifer," "God Damn You," give a unique perspective from the troubled young man, recording not only his experience, but the thoughts and feelings generated by his actions and their consequences. Side 6 is mostly dialogue, with the song "Ex Con," based on a Bo Diddley riff, deteriorating into a semi-monologue disguised as a conversation with McCabe, "Dan & Armand Meet On Streets While Going To See Parole Officer.." If aired in its entirety on radio this album might might be a little too much for the average listener. "Warden's Circus" concludes the epic with minimal music, sax, guitar, light drums, and Armand's distinctive voice. This is an adventurous first set of discs which show originality, but do not beg for repeated listenings. Still, it is a good look into the psyche of a unique individual who had a need to express himself on record.

Jean Terrine.

Dis-moi Raoul, un topic 'croquignolets & autres outsiders' serait du plus bel effet en ces parages. Qu"en dis-tu ?

Certes oui mais alors du Rank Xerox; j’ai du stock mais rien en prévision

Raoul a écrit:

odradek a écrit:

Raoul a écrit:

...

donc




http://8tracks.com/Raoulle/a-lot-of-people-would-like-to-see-armand-schaubroeck-dead

Citation :

Armand Schaubroeck pours his experience over six sides of vinyl on this first release on his own Mirror Records label. The saga of Armand P. Schaubroeck, prisoner #24145, and his partner in crime Daniel P. McCabe, sentenced as youthful offenders on February 21, 1962, and imprisoned for 18 months in the Elmira reformatory, a maximum security prison, is equal parts catharsis for the artist, as well as documentary. The cover has a bullet hole in the center of Armand's forehead while he grins wide-eyed; the photos inside the gate-fold give a glimpse of the horror young Schaubroeck faced in the "reformatory."



The tracks are listed as "Scene I", "Scene II", "Scene III", and so on, beginning with the 17 year old confessing his crimes to a priest, Armand & Dan going to the "Rock & Bowl" to steal dimes, his last night with his girlfriend Suzy before sentencing, up to his being delivered to Elmira prison. The soap opera style documentary broken up with some musical bits, from an Elvis style rave up, to reformulated sixties riffs which help the stories move along. Though not as refined as his classic Ratfucker album, where the artist takes on a different persona, A Lot Of People Would Like To See Armand Schaubroeck...DEAD! would make a good independent movie and is intriguing. In his confessional he claims 32 robberies, which, if true, require no sympathy from the listener - let's face it - the guy in his youth seemed to be a menace - but the documentation of his year and a half behind bars shows the injustice disguised as "rehabilitation." Did the punishment fit the crimes? "Cut My Friend Down," "New Young Inmate Meets Lifer," "God Damn You," give a unique perspective from the troubled young man, recording not only his experience, but the thoughts and feelings generated by his actions and their consequences. Side 6 is mostly dialogue, with the song "Ex Con," based on a Bo Diddley riff, deteriorating into a semi-monologue disguised as a conversation with McCabe, "Dan & Armand Meet On Streets While Going To See Parole Officer.." If aired in its entirety on radio this album might might be a little too much for the average listener. "Warden's Circus" concludes the epic with minimal music, sax, guitar, light drums, and Armand's distinctive voice. This is an adventurous first set of discs which show originality, but do not beg for repeated listenings. Still, it is a good look into the psyche of a unique individual who had a need to express himself on record.

Jean Terrine.

Dis-moi Raoul, un topic 'croquignolets & autres outsiders' serait du plus bel effet en ces parages. Qu"en dis-tu ?

Certes oui mais alors du Rank Xerox; j’ai du stock mais rien en prévision

Certains plats sont meilleurs réchauffés si je puis me permettre.

Bêtement, j'ai découvert GASTR DEL SOL, avec ce disque, le plus facile d'accès, alors que le groupe venait de splitter. Je n'ai pas pu les voir Live. Dommage. O'Rourke est un allumé, c'est plutôt drôle de le voir en vrai. Lors d'une première partie de SONIC YOUTH, j'ai pu le constater.

Sachons raison garder et patientons jusqu'à la sortie de la réédition.

Au réveil, un café brûlant sur les genoux, ça fait du bien.

Mazzy Star - She Hangs Brightly

Dr. out et Gregor - ça y est, vous avez pris vos RTT ?

Mr. Oyster a écrit:

Dr. out et Gregor - ça y est, vous avez pris vos RTT ?

Ah non, pas vraiment....Au contraire.

Gregor Samsa a écrit:

Mr. Oyster a écrit:

Dr. out et Gregor - ça y est, vous avez pris vos RTT ?

Ah non, pas vraiment....Au contraire.

Dur.

http://www.campusgrenoble.org/

J'ai pris rendez-vous avec lui le 23 Novembre à l'Elysée montmartre et le 2 Mars au Grand rex !

La vache.
Je viens de m'acheter l'intégrale de Blind Blake, coffret 5 CD.

Tant d'émotions, ça m'use.