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I like his wife's stuff a lot more Man I hope this isn't some free built this city on jazz shit Nope he still leaves me untouched! I can listen to Albert ayler all day and have a great time. I only have ears for Alice. Post a Comment. Dig that cover of a medallion nestling into a hairy chest, that wouldn't have been out of place on Oddbod in "Carry On Screaming". Is that supposed to signify some kind of 'Black Power' or shit? Allegedly, John and chums were off their tits on LSD during this recording,but I think its too coherent for that.

His voice, the feedback, the guitar, the crashes and thunders of some distant percussion, and even a haunted piano perfomed by Takafumi Matsuoka is unified and dissolved into a ominous sinister atmosphere. Comprised of one minute track, Nijiumu hovers seamlessly from light, tinkling sounds and whispers to piercing shrieks and droning electronics to metal-object improv clatter and tapping guitar ambience—creating a nearly empty, dark state of dream awareness.

Marcadores: keiji haino. Rafaello November 10, at PM. Rafaello November 15, at PM. Anonymous February 8, at PM. Newer Post Older Post Home. When Hano returned to the music scene in he began to develop his own style, based on the concepts of Shintaido. With Yamauchi and Gotsu he formed the band OPE, which was active from to , and in ''89 he played solo and with dancers in a bimonthly concert series he had organized called Shintaido Performance and Drums.

Hano recorded his solo performances from the series, and these recordings were released the following year as a tape called KI-Improvisation. In May Hano left Japan for the first time, to play in Europe.

Almost every year since , Hano has traveled to Europe or the U. Each year from '91 to '94, for example, he and Bro"tzmann did concert tours in Japan and Germany. They also did a Japan tour in ' Hano toured in Japan and the U. With trombonist Johannes Bauer he toured in Germany in '92 and '94, and in Japan in '94 and ' In Switzerland he played with sax player Hans Koch in , and in a trio with sax player Werner Lu"di with whom he toured around Japan in '96 and '99 and bassist William Parker in In addition, he visited Russia in '94, and Russia and Lithuania in '95, where he played with Russian and Lithuanian musicians including reed players Vladimir Rezitsky and Vladimir Chekasin.