Hey frérot! Thanks for that. Indeed, I'm still after the Ian Bonighton LP, and the two Ross Bandt on the same label ^^ I have the Grano, but the other cover, also have that syrian LP, Omen, the Basle one, the Smalley. Acezantez is the one I'm missing of Detoni, and it's the one I've been aware of for the longest... Sikkim sounds really interesting, thanks for playing that! Bisous
Very happy you enjoyed it and hope the love behind it gives you some positive energy..as I said no surprises really but maybe you might feel like revisiting the ones you have..😃. Well I do have one of the ros lp's for you still..😉..we both need the grain silo lp..lol..that is tough. I have no doubt the boington will eventually end up on your shelf's as you of all people would definitely appreciate his sensibilities and range as a composer..every piece is interesting and has something to offer..I remember in your den Bosch video seeing the ensemble lp..that was the one of his I too was aware of the longest..but I never thought I would have a copy..I don't know why I was thinking of the il gruppo lp but..lol.i had a feeling that sikkim lp would be something you would appreciate as you share a love of ethnographic lp's and music which I think some of your followers forget..😃..well guess I will get youna copy of that as well..❤..hope your feeling better daily brother..much love chris
Good morning Kris. I hope you are doing well. Just wanted to let you know that I gave you a little shout in the video that I posted recently. The music that you share, sent and everything in between continues to play a factor in my ongoing journey with music. I hope that you get some time in to check it out. Sending a whole lot of love from New England. I hope your mom and you are doing better than ever~ Rob/Boston
Thanks brother..glad I took time to make the video as i felt you in particular would really want to put these on radar or at least the ones that were maybe unknown to you. I hope you find that omen it took me years to find an affordable one!..lol Much love chris
Hey Chris, my wife crocheted a hat not unlike yours. Her thinking was it looked like a record on my head I think 😅 rather dished and warped like me........ You are right about library music but put in more politely than myself. Alot is well played but dull. That's why as you said patience is appreciated not just going out and buying what you want. I think that has really scuppered the VC IMO. Fair enough if your young you go out but what you want it's generally going to be more mainstream most of the time. I am very into sampling, looping and sound effects so I think we'd have some good crossover chats for sure. Ok have a blessed day, cheers, Martin.
Hey brother..thanks for stopping by. Indeed almost all of these have your imprint on them as I know you yourself love these kinds of records and the music there in. Glad I could make you aware of them and if your interested in any of them hope you find them as well..😃. Much love chris
I sampled that Bonighton track that is on YT and it sounds pretty great, so I’m quite curious to hear the rest of the album! Also WS Fischer’s Omen and Denis Smalley both sounds great. Didn’t try Le Caine yet but it should maybe be interesting too. Thanks for playing the Sikkim record. Interesting stack as always! Thanks, Johan
Hey brother..you probably would like most of these..that boinghton is great all the way..too bad he passed so young..a wide ranging versatile composer for sure.. That sikkim lp like I said is a favorite very cheap too..😃. Much love chris
Hey Brother Chris, Lovely thoughts and tunes for Stunty. All the best to improved health his way. Unsurprisingly, these are all fascinating to me. 🙂Especially the W.Fischer, Japanese, Tibetan, Denis, and Hugh ones.....Like only half these overall, ha. Hope you're surviving the holidaze as much as possible and much love to you and the family as always. -Carm
Good energy always 💖..no surprise you are interested in many of these.. When are you not..lol..I am indeed surviving and eagerly await them to end as well..lol..hope you guys are keeping well too brother..much love chris
I have no doubt some ocora will find it's way into your shelf's at some point brother..that fischer is the shit. If your familiar with ra's my brother the wind lp's which are solo moog excursions by ra..not so much the approach but in the same spirit if you know what i mean..😃..much love chris
Thanks Chris. Good to see you sending out these positive vibes. I know I little about Ferneyhough, but not Kessler. There is a Dubravko Detoni album that I am looking for which is sort of piano based, Detoni Plays Detoni, which I now see on UA-cam so I am off to listen. Haven't heard that ensemble record. The Fischer sounds interesting. Take care, Chris
Glad you enjoyed brother..not surprised you did as much of what's in this one is up your alley as well. I know that particular detoni lp though don't have it..I know you sample some things of interest to you..I think you will like that ensemble lp for sure... The fischer is a masterpiece imho.. Much love chris
Nice video for Stunty and of course great to see you. That side you played entirely almost sounds like fusion of all the best elements of Africa and Asia. Best thing about ethnic records is that even on quite short tracks they seem to reach the mode that most western kraut, psych and electronic bands take for minutes to get. That Italian composer was unfamiliar to me but after short research i see that he has composed a track that as a Finnish version has been quite popular here, a schlager though :) not on that one i guess, lol. Omen and Bonington seems like a real jewels after quick visit. Thanks brother, cheers -petri.
Thanks brother..sikkim is a favorite of mine and it fit the stunty vibe so I played it..ya there seems a direct and immediate connection to some divine energy in those ethnographic records..they don't dick around..😂. Oh Finnish schlager does not sound appeal to either of us I am sure.. But that is fascinating as his electronic record is pretty heavy. Both the fischer and boington are absolute must imo if you can find them of course..😉..glad you checked them out brother..much love chris
I’ve always enjoyed the vibe of your videos and the knowledge shared. Much to pursue and seek out here. I knew the name Le Caine from somewhere and see he’s on that Folkways “Electronic Music” comp. I’ll be eagerly pursuing that Maki Ishii and Music in Sikkim.
Hey hey brother..thanks much..😃. Ya alot of these are right in your wheelhouse for sure..ya I could not remember the name of that folkways but that is indeed it!. Both the ishii and sikkim won't set you back much and definitely easy to find which helps..hope you do pick those up and enjoy them ❤. Much love chris
All my best to Stunty for a quick recovery. Great to see you again, Chris. As Carm said: I hope you're surviving the holidays.. Once again, man, much of this stuff looks great to me. Another lesson and I'll be looking many of these up on Discogs to read about them. Much Love, Gary
Hey brother..hope your getting through as well. Lol not surprised it does and always glad you go check the stuff out. I know a few of these at least have cd versions as well. And ya they all are on discogs with the pertinent information. Glad you enjoyed as always..much love chris
Hi Chris, Christian's channel is new to me. I wish him a quick recovery. Broad, interesting stuff. Interesting new stuff yourself Chris. Sequenza and Acezantez are great. The rest are interesting as well. Creel Pone chose some great releases for it's catalog. Le Caine's 'Nocturne' is really nice. Happy holidays Chris.
Hey brother..really nice to hear from you and I did watch a bit of your epic update video I have to go back to it.. Not surprised you are aware of some of these as I know you love electronic music well all kinds of music in general..😃. Ya keith does stellar work with those creel pone issues..nocturne is definitely one of my favorite pieces as well..he was a fascinating figure and a somewhat forgotten pioneer. Appreciate you stopping by brother.. Much love chris
Lots to wonder and revel about here. I am still looking for Fischer, and the Circles LP on Embryo which even though is clearly more common than Omen, you still rarely see. Good selections for Christian. I do have the Hugh Le Caine which I scooped up for $10 on ebay with an opening bid. It is indeed an interesting trip through his developments in electronic music. I was pretty unfamiliar with him though, don't have that Folkways comp. Glad you made this video Chris and yeah, your descriptors were on point!
Oh you need circles good to know as I do see it from time to time so noted!..glad you enjoyed the video and got something from it too. Oh cool you have the le caine..😃. Definitely worth it for that.. Ya was nice to share some music here been awhile and thanks for your support as always brother..much love chris
You ain't lying there mike!..i have faith stunty will make it out of the woods..was happy to share these and maybe stunty might pull some of these out to revisit..would guess the smalley maybe has crossed your path. Great one imo..much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Not that I remember, but if I have heard/seen it on vinyl it would have been 81-83 era when I used to spend time with a chap who had many, if not most, of these 'types' of efforts. I doubt I could recall more than 5% of what he had now!! Of this bunch the Acezantez is more likely to be the one I'd pick up, listening now, .........
Chris, I have been sort of ''out of the loop'' lately. I did not know that Christian not Christian was sick. I wish him a speedy recovery! The composition, '' Experience In E'', written by WS Fischer and Joe Zawinul, as performed by Cannonball Adderley Quintet with Orchestra, is a great 20 minute long, piece. Brian Ferneyhough is one of my favorite composers , I rate him as high as Beethoven and Xenakis. He lives and teaches in California, he moved here from England, in the late 1980's. He is considered the Father of New Complexity, a title that he rejects. His music does use, ''hemi- demi- semi quavers'', but is simply enthralling and filled with surprise.
Experience in e is a great piece Michael know it well..😃. Not surprised you know fernyhough's work well that is high praise indeed..this is the only thing I have of his but definitely is someone I want to investigate further..😃. Much love chris
a nice gesture for the great stuntrock.... thanks for showing Omen, now l know it really exists... it's amazing sometimes the sequence of events,, a couple years ago l sent our friend in spain a copy of Acezantez so naturally l smiled when you held it up... no nurse with wounds? haa ;) l may do one more talking video before the year ends, how about a flip through your ocora titles... be well...
Indeed got to bring out the special stuff for a special person 💖..much like you are yourself brother. Ya omen took me many years to find an affordable copy was a huge want...was gratifying to finally land one..incredible record..fischer imo was a genius. Well if you do I will look forward too it..well as for ocora I might just do that for you soon..😉... Oh ya I did not know you sent rob a copy of the detoni lp..that's great.. Did you like it?..much love chris
Hey frérot! Thanks for that.
Indeed, I'm still after the Ian Bonighton LP, and the two Ross Bandt on the same label ^^ I have the Grano, but the other cover, also have that syrian LP, Omen, the Basle one, the Smalley. Acezantez is the one I'm missing of Detoni, and it's the one I've been aware of for the longest... Sikkim sounds really interesting, thanks for playing that! Bisous
Very happy you enjoyed it and hope the love behind it gives you some positive energy..as I said no surprises really but maybe you might feel like revisiting the ones you have..😃.
Well I do have one of the ros lp's for you still..😉..we both need the grain silo lp..lol..that is tough.
I have no doubt the boington will eventually end up on your shelf's as you of all people would definitely appreciate his sensibilities and range as a composer..every piece is interesting and has something to offer..I remember in your den Bosch video seeing the ensemble lp..that was the one of his I too was aware of the longest..but I never thought I would have a copy..I don't know why I was thinking of the il gruppo lp but..lol.i had a feeling that sikkim lp would be something you would appreciate as you share a love of ethnographic lp's and music which I think some of your followers forget..😃..well guess I will get youna copy of that as well..❤..hope your feeling better daily brother..much love chris
How did I miss this video? Watching it now~
Good morning Kris. I hope you are doing well. Just wanted to let you know that I gave you a little shout in the video that I posted recently. The music that you share, sent and everything in between continues to play a factor in my ongoing journey with music. I hope that you get some time in to check it out. Sending a whole lot of love from New England. I hope your mom and you are doing better than ever~
Rob/Boston
beautiful records, highly interested in most of these as you predicted. congrats on omen, I'll keep looking for it.
Thanks brother..glad I took time to make the video as i felt you in particular would really want to put these on radar or at least the ones that were maybe unknown to you.
I hope you find that omen it took me years to find an affordable one!..lol
Much love chris
Hey Chris, my wife crocheted a hat not unlike yours. Her thinking was it looked like a record on my head I think 😅 rather dished and warped like me........
You are right about library music but put in more politely than myself. Alot is well played but dull. That's why as you said patience is appreciated not just going out and buying what you want. I think that has really scuppered the VC IMO. Fair enough if your young you go out but what you want it's generally going to be more mainstream most of the time. I am very into sampling, looping and sound effects so I think we'd have some good crossover chats for sure. Ok have a blessed day, cheers, Martin.
Hi Chris! Amazing stuff as always. All new to me. Thanks for showing these!
Hey brother..thanks for stopping by.
Indeed almost all of these have your imprint on them as I know you yourself love these kinds of records and the music there in.
Glad I could make you aware of them and if your interested in any of them hope you find them as well..😃.
Much love chris
Great video! You always show stuff I’ve never heard of but am immediately interested in. Cheers!
Thanks brother..please do explore what your interested in here and see what you think..😃..much love chris
Great video Chris! Lots of cool stuff to add to my wantlist!!! Hope you have a great holiday🙏🙏🙏
Hey brother..glad you enjoyed the video..you as well my friend..much love chris
I sampled that Bonighton track that is on YT and it sounds pretty great, so I’m quite curious to hear the rest of the album! Also WS Fischer’s Omen and Denis Smalley both sounds great. Didn’t try Le Caine yet but it should maybe be interesting too. Thanks for playing the Sikkim record. Interesting stack as always! Thanks, Johan
Hey brother..you probably would like most of these..that boinghton is great all the way..too bad he passed so young..a wide ranging versatile composer for sure..
That sikkim lp like I said is a favorite very cheap too..😃.
Much love chris
Hey Brother Chris, Lovely thoughts and tunes for Stunty. All the best to improved health his way. Unsurprisingly, these are all fascinating to me. 🙂Especially the W.Fischer, Japanese, Tibetan, Denis, and Hugh ones.....Like only half these overall, ha.
Hope you're surviving the holidaze as much as possible and much love to you and the family as always. -Carm
Good energy always 💖..no surprise you are interested in many of these..
When are you not..lol..I am indeed surviving and eagerly await them to end as well..lol..hope you guys are keeping well too brother..much love chris
That is exactly the type of Ocora LP I would love to stumble on. The Fischer really got my attention with the Sun Ra reference.
I have no doubt some ocora will find it's way into your shelf's at some point brother..that fischer is the shit.
If your familiar with ra's my brother the wind lp's which are solo moog excursions by ra..not so much the approach but in the same spirit if you know what i mean..😃..much love chris
Thanks Chris. Good to see you sending out these positive vibes. I know I little about Ferneyhough, but not Kessler. There is a Dubravko Detoni album that I am looking for which is sort of piano based, Detoni Plays Detoni, which I now see on UA-cam so I am off to listen. Haven't heard that ensemble record. The Fischer sounds interesting. Take care, Chris
Glad you enjoyed brother..not surprised you did as much of what's in this one is up your alley as well.
I know that particular detoni lp though don't have it..I know you sample some things of interest to you..I think you will like that ensemble lp for sure...
The fischer is a masterpiece imho..
Much love chris
Nice video for Stunty and of course great to see you. That side you played entirely almost sounds like fusion of all the best elements of Africa and Asia. Best thing about ethnic records is that even on quite short tracks they seem to reach the mode that most western kraut, psych and electronic bands take for minutes to get. That Italian composer was unfamiliar to me but after short research i see that he has composed a track that as a Finnish version has been quite popular here, a schlager though :) not on that one i guess, lol. Omen and Bonington seems like a real jewels after quick visit. Thanks brother, cheers -petri.
Thanks brother..sikkim is a favorite of mine and it fit the stunty vibe so I played it..ya there seems a direct and immediate connection to some divine energy in those ethnographic records..they don't dick around..😂.
Oh Finnish schlager does not sound appeal to either of us I am sure..
But that is fascinating as his electronic record is pretty heavy.
Both the fischer and boington are absolute must imo if you can find them of course..😉..glad you checked them out brother..much love chris
Yes, dont dick around is the term, not that there is anything wrong about dicking around either...too much good music in the world...
I’ve always enjoyed the vibe of your videos and the knowledge shared. Much to pursue and seek out here. I knew the name Le Caine from somewhere and see he’s on that Folkways “Electronic Music” comp. I’ll be eagerly pursuing that Maki Ishii and Music in Sikkim.
Hey hey brother..thanks much..😃.
Ya alot of these are right in your wheelhouse for sure..ya I could not remember the name of that folkways but that is indeed it!.
Both the ishii and sikkim won't set you back much and definitely easy to find which helps..hope you do pick those up and enjoy them ❤.
Much love chris
All my best to Stunty for a quick recovery.
Great to see you again, Chris. As Carm said: I hope you're surviving the holidays..
Once again, man, much of this stuff looks great to me. Another lesson and I'll be looking many of these up on Discogs to read about them.
Much Love,
Gary
Hey brother..hope your getting through as well.
Lol not surprised it does and always glad you go check the stuff out.
I know a few of these at least have cd versions as well.
And ya they all are on discogs with the pertinent information.
Glad you enjoyed as always..much love chris
@@johncoltrane68
Hi Chris, Christian's channel is new to me. I wish him a quick recovery. Broad, interesting stuff. Interesting new stuff yourself Chris. Sequenza and Acezantez are great. The rest are interesting as well. Creel Pone chose some great releases for it's catalog. Le Caine's 'Nocturne' is really nice. Happy holidays Chris.
Hey brother..really nice to hear from you and I did watch a bit of your epic update video I have to go back to it..
Not surprised you are aware of some of these as I know you love electronic music well all kinds of music in general..😃.
Ya keith does stellar work with those creel pone issues..nocturne is definitely one of my favorite pieces as well..he was a fascinating figure and a somewhat forgotten pioneer.
Appreciate you stopping by brother..
Much love chris
Lots to wonder and revel about here. I am still looking for Fischer, and the Circles LP on Embryo which even though is clearly more common than Omen, you still rarely see. Good selections for Christian. I do have the Hugh Le Caine which I scooped up for $10 on ebay with an opening bid. It is indeed an interesting trip through his developments in electronic music. I was pretty unfamiliar with him though, don't have that Folkways comp. Glad you made this video Chris and yeah, your descriptors were on point!
Oh you need circles good to know as I do see it from time to time so noted!..glad you enjoyed the video and got something from it too.
Oh cool you have the le caine..😃.
Definitely worth it for that..
Ya was nice to share some music here been awhile and thanks for your support as always brother..much love chris
Sweet idea, fingers crossed for Stunty, long covid is no joke!
You ain't lying there mike!..i have faith stunty will make it out of the woods..was happy to share these and maybe stunty might pull some of these out to revisit..would guess the smalley maybe has crossed your path.
Great one imo..much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Not that I remember, but if I have heard/seen it on vinyl it would have been 81-83 era when I used to spend time with a chap who had many, if not most, of these 'types' of efforts. I doubt I could recall more than 5% of what he had now!! Of this bunch the Acezantez is more likely to be the one I'd pick up, listening now, .........
Chris, I have been sort of ''out of the loop'' lately. I did not know that Christian not Christian was sick. I wish him a speedy recovery! The composition, '' Experience In E'', written by WS Fischer and Joe Zawinul, as performed by Cannonball Adderley Quintet with Orchestra, is a great 20 minute long, piece. Brian Ferneyhough is one of my favorite composers , I rate him as high as Beethoven and Xenakis. He lives and teaches in California, he moved here from England, in the late 1980's. He is considered the Father of New Complexity, a title that he rejects. His music does use, ''hemi- demi- semi quavers'', but is simply enthralling and filled with surprise.
Experience in e is a great piece Michael know it well..😃.
Not surprised you know fernyhough's work well that is high praise indeed..this is the only thing I have of his but definitely is someone I want to investigate further..😃.
Much love chris
a nice gesture for the great stuntrock.... thanks for showing Omen, now l know it really exists... it's amazing sometimes the sequence of events,, a couple years ago l sent our friend in spain a copy of Acezantez so naturally l smiled when you held it up... no nurse with wounds? haa ;) l may do one more talking video before the year ends, how about a flip through your ocora titles... be well...
Indeed got to bring out the special stuff for a special person 💖..much like you are yourself brother.
Ya omen took me many years to find an affordable copy was a huge want...was gratifying to finally land one..incredible record..fischer imo was a genius.
Well if you do I will look forward too it..well as for ocora I might just do that for you soon..😉...
Oh ya I did not know you sent rob a copy of the detoni lp..that's great..
Did you like it?..much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 i sent him three records that l knew he wanted and threw in the detoni to make it worthwhile ;) l liked it but figured what the hell.