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Re: (idm) Re: barry adamson

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1998-06-03 04:58Greg Earle (idm) Re: barry adamson
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1998-06-03 21:03Giles Ward Re: (idm) Re: barry adamson
1998-06-04 10:59Thaddeus Herrmann Re: (idm) Re: barry adamson
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1998-06-03 04:58Greg EarleJon wrote: > Barry Adamson has been making quietly brilliant albums since the late 80's >
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Jon wrote:
quoted 3 lines Barry Adamson has been making quietly brilliant albums since the late 80's> Barry Adamson has been making quietly brilliant albums since the late 80's > but he never seems to get the recognition he deserves. His biggest splash > was probably contributing a few tracks to the "Lost Highway" soundtrack.
... which is of course a damn shame, since he released the one and only Intelligent Industrial Swamp Jazz album, "Moss Side Story", which remains one of the all-time greatest (and *original*) records ever made ... - Greg
1998-06-03 05:10laermi don't know why this thread started, but i'm damned happy to see this finest of musicians
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i don't know why this thread started, but i'm damned happy to see this finest of musicians getting all the recognition he can get. On Tue, 2 Jun 1998, Greg Earle wrote:
quoted 8 lines Jon wrote:> Jon wrote: > > Barry Adamson has been making quietly brilliant albums since the late 80's > > but he never seems to get the recognition he deserves. His biggest splash > > was probably contributing a few tracks to the "Lost Highway" soundtrack. > > ... which is of course a damn shame, since he released the one and only > Intelligent Industrial Swamp Jazz album, "Moss Side Story", which remains one > of the all-time greatest (and *original*) records ever made ...
good description. :) i'd also call it "demented documentary soundtracks, noir". but it's all fine stuff. i also like _soul murder_. but it's all well worth hearing. and, like greg said, extremely original. * #### a disturbance in a system. #### laerm. @voicenet.com #### "I think every good Christian oughta kick Falwell's ass." -the late Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Az, responding to Jerry Falwell's suggestion that every good Christian protest Sandra Day O'Connor's Supreme Court nomination.
1998-06-03 21:03Giles WardWhat would you (anyone??!!) recommend I get after hearing Mr Adamson's fine reworking of E
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What would you (anyone??!!) recommend I get after hearing Mr Adamson's fine reworking of Einsturzende Neubauten's 'Installation No.1' and being impressed? Cheerio Giles Ward
1998-06-04 10:59Thaddeus HerrmannMoss Side Story, Soul Murder, The Negro Inside Me. essential albums, as far as i'm concern
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Moss Side Story, Soul Murder, The Negro Inside Me. essential albums, as far as i'm concerned. and i think they all just came out as mid-price editions in the uk (at least moss side story) Thaddi Giles Ward wrote:
quoted 7 lines What would you (anyone??!!) recommend I get after hearing Mr Adamson's fine> What would you (anyone??!!) recommend I get after hearing Mr Adamson's fine > reworking of Einsturzende Neubauten's 'Installation No.1' and being > impressed? > > Cheerio > > Giles Ward