Відео

Manmaolek na kanta siha para un taitai i suhetibu na fina'tinas i mappot siha ya un li'e' yan un åmko' na matan i lina'la' i trongko siha; agradesi i komplikao na tinige' i ramas siha ni' manma'a'atan, tåsta i kulot i lina'la' i atdao gi i hånom gi un tinanom, sentungo' i hånom gi i tano' i manåmko' para un li'e' i trastes i gå'ga' siha ginen i tiempon antigu

If there is an album that is the high watermark of avant-garde, it’s this one. Musical equivalent of a painting by Salvador Dali, Fred paints a landscape where all the clocks have melted, logic has been transformed and was deliberately obscured by apparent chance. Listening to it, it is a dense sculpture, despite sometimes a few drooling digressions, highly worked out of polyrhythms and musical themes which are in accord with the absurd and playful poetry of this composer 🙊🦊

Ora calma RNR...fogna...mentale....NO!!!!!!!! NON sono ASSOLUTAMENTE d'accordo!!!!!!!! C'è rock e.....ROCK al MAIUSCOLO!!!!!!!!! C'è il pop mescolato al rock commerciale e c'è il ROCK quello BELLO di alto livello e quello che propone FRED FRITH prima con gli HENRY COW gli ART BEARS anche gli SKELETON CREW e quello che fa oggi con vari musicisti di suo pari valore è SICURAMENTE da mettere nel GRANDE ROCK,nel ROCK progressivo AVANGUARDISTA che ROMPE.... ASSOLUTAMENTE gli steccati,le barriere della musica cosiddetta.... CONVENZIONALE,CANONICA, ORDINARIA!!!!!!!! Un artista un musicista che guarda a cercare sempre più IDEE di INNOVAZIONE nella musica moderna!!!!!!! In poche parole...un VERO GENIO musicale!!!!!!!!!

1 Motormouth 0:00 2 Stinky Eye / (ND Solo) / To Laugh Uncleanly At The Nurse 4:10 3 Spitty Boy 12:05 4 Antaeus / (FF Solo) / Rosali’s Song 12:56 5 Squinty Pea 25:36 6 (MS Solo) / Speedy Feety 27:30 7 Red Rag 32:48 8 Out To Bomb Fresh Kings 36:24 9 Say Slinky 37:51 10 (RL Solo) / Tout De Suite 39:40 11 Skinny Bee 47:47 12 No Bones 49:19 13 Sinky Sea 53:11

First song reminds me of Silver Apples. I forgot how great this album is, thanks for the reminder

Yes, yes, yes 🙂

im really that guy.

how i wish this was on spotify

some King Crimson circa Larks vibes on A3

Sad indeed….very sad Too bad

No offense, my man, but you are using John Coltrane‘s name in vain… Clickbait they call it these days.

Intense.

Just found a first pressing of this masterpiece in Mexico on vacation. Such a blessing

The expressive power of the sound architecture breaks with any form of transcription of the real to attach itself to the expression of an explosive and fairytale universe. Colors and rhythm of these compositions are a language that gives life to exaltation 🤠💥🧙‍♂🧞‍♀

Никак не могу понять зачем инструментальные композиции все дебилы называют песнями? Нет словарного запаса?

Masterpiece

Fred Frith has to be one of the most underrated guitar players in history

Totally ass kicking album. Trash Jazz.

Excelente

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This is my generation, a great album, simply sublime.

Nat Health and the Soft Machine were my college favorites. Still are!

Wow. Unreal.

My name is Great Scott😂 national health is one of my favorite bands you can go to caravan and Hatfield and North

Personally I think the is the greatest Canterbury scene album - this is the pinnacle of what the sound achieved

Just now discovered after doing some research on T Lavitz. This album is insane. Was a huge fan and saw his twice with the Dregs. A giant.

Absolutely one of the most inspired free jazz albums I've heard. Incredible that it's a trio.

One of their best.

nels cline a winsome winner whimsically wunderkinding

To listen to this band is to abolish the surge of everyday noises and images to half-open the space of an elsewhere where contingency and representation give way to the immateriality of the sensitive. The expressive power of the sound architecture breaks with any form of transcription of reality to attach itself to the expression of a fabulous universe where the color and the hythm of the compositions constitute an expiration which gives voice to the exaltation

I heard a later iteration of Curlew, I guess early 90s, I think Amy Denio was onboard. Remember Davey Williams brought out his tape measure. Tom Cora was still here. Fun on so many levels. Hearing this earlier grouping, I think Prime Time is an unavoidable influence, isn’t it?

Its like how life comes at you

In The Village Voice, Robert Christgau said Sonny Sharrock continues to develop as a gifted melodist with music that is "as accessible as good jazz-rock gets" despite some moments of "signature chaos". He gave Seize the Rainbow an "A" and deemed it "uncommonly beautiful and direct without flirting with the saccharine or the simplistic". And in his list for the Pazz & Jop critics poll, Christgau named it the tenth best album of the year

niiiiiice

RIP CORA

❤ Where is Your Woman. ❤❤❤❤❤ Laura Nyro. Thank you for honoring her with your lovely song.

Fabulous album!! Thanks 😮for sharing this

Guau !! Esto te parte la cabeza, es intimista y te hace volar !!

Impresionante grupo, con gran versatilidad y calidad !!Ya me he suscrito a este excelente canal.👏👏👏

Can somebody please explain to me why this massive talent is not shown the level of reverence of say a John McLaughlin, Alan Holdsworth, Robert Fripp...?

National Health, Egg, Curved Air, early Strawbs, Hatfield & The North and Igginbottom were the best, but I love them all.

I picked up the debut National Health album on vinyl when it was issued but somehow missed this gem until now. Thank you intertubes!

I bought this on the strength of John & Ric's tenure in Soft Machine. I wasn't disappointed. I still have my treasured vinyl. They also appeared on the BBC2 music programme OGWT where they performed two numbers which unfortunately I can't recall. It's good to see John and Ric are still around.

Adventurous rock music from the punk era (meaning people proud that they could not play instruments and thought that spitting on the 'audience' was the ultimate musical statement - pfffleaseee!). I'm so glad there is diversity in human minds and hearts because that could have been the end of creativity and substance in music. For more music like this check out early Robert Wyatt, early Gong, Gilgamesh, Alan Gowen, Phil Miller, Hatfield and The North, Egg, Pichio Dal Pozzo, early Hugh Hopper, early and mid-70s Carla Bley, Kew Rhone album, Soft Machine, Camel, Caravan, early Aksak Maboul, Henry Cow, Bruford, etc. etc.

I could dedicate 20+ years getting reeeeally good at Sax, or just take a few minutes making noises with a balloon for the same effect.

Sadly unknown excellent album with fantastic musicianship and superb vocals. I mean, Ian Mosley alone...just amazing.

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this is that final frontier james ferraro stuff, the juice

Excellent thanks❤