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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

This one's a little on the iffy side, though I'm strangely drawn to it.  Jandek plays low-key new-age sounding keyboards throughout the whole show (no guitar), with very quiet accompaniment from guitar and drums.  The lyrical concept is pretty cool, though, it's an extended piece called "The Duality of Self".  My favorite release of his is one I just reviewed a couple of hours ago.  Jandek isn't in the PA archives (and probably shouldn't be), but there's a sticky thread for  "Non Prog Album Reviews".  Here's my review if yr interested.  http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=64648&PID=4624332#4624332


Oh, I definitely need to check that one out! Chris Corsano is one of my favorite drummers (and obviously a stellar improviser). There's Seattle concert that Jandek released that features Sam Coomes (of Quasi, Built to Spill, Donner Party) on bass and Liz Harris (from Grouper) on vocals. That one is terrific.

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NP: The Eccentronic Research Council - 1612 Underture

This thing is amazing. Loads of primitive and lo-fi synthesizer experiments wrapped around surreal travelogue narration by Maxine Peake, all in service of a concept album about the Pendleton Witch Trials. Somewhere between Eve Libertine, Kraftwerk, Laurie Anderson, and Yeats.

Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

Damn that sounds weird.... I am intrigued.


I HIGHLY recommend it.


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Originally posted by lastplaneout lastplaneout wrote:


I HIGHLY recommend it.
On my wish list it goes. Thanks. Thumbs Up
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First listen to Anglagard except for Jordrök i think i heard once, it's pretty good so far.
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Originally posted by Undercover Man Undercover Man wrote:


First listen to Anglagard except for Jordrök i think i heard once, it's pretty good so far.

Is it completely instrumental? I might check Anglagard out if it is (not a fan of non English vocals).

I'm slowly and successfully getting into Pawn Hearts. After 4 listens, I finally maybe get Man-Erg, and the other two are slowly revealing themselves.
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No, i know the first song Jordrök is instrumental, i'm on the second track now and it has vocals, it's pretty great and i also can understand much of what they say since i'm norwegian. 
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The second Anglagard album (Epilog)  is all instrumental, FYI.
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I'm pretty impressed, but i need to listen to it more since i don't really remember much from each track, but i guess that's how it is after first listens, i also need to hear the other two albums, are they great too, or better?
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Why can't it be October already? Approve I've been waiting for this album to come out for years. It certianly has a lot to live up to, seeing as The Great Misdirect was an extraordinary record.
 
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