quoted 6 lines This brings up a question I've had for a while.
>This brings up a question I've had for a while.
>I'm in love with michael brook's infinite guitar...any recommendations for
>other work similar to this sort of experimentation with guitar? I really
>liked branca's symphony for guitars (#3?), but I'm looking for something
>with less symphonic flavor...okay, this is vague and sloppy, but I think it
>makes a bit of sense...any ideas?quoted 1 line So what's timofeyev sound like?
>So what's timofeyev sound like?
Don't know who that is, but as I love Michael Book's sound, I may give some
recommandations I feel valid in comparison :
You should definitively listen to Absynthe from Naked City (John Zorn)!
Though Fred Frith plays in it, Bill Frissell handles the guitars : some of
the tracks are really noisy almost post industrial, but track number 7 or 8
is just one of the single purest moment of music ever made... After that,
you should try to listen to Bill Frissell's pre 90ies work... There's few
albums really completely good, but you'll definitivly find some beautiful
landscapes there!
Then listen to Jon Hassel's first album and last album for the most
beautiful ambient trumpet soundscapes ever played, and lastly his
collaborations on the second CD of Re Entry from Techno Animal, their second
album and their best work to date!
Other records artists of mention : Main, Jim O'Rourke on Staalplaat &
Extreme (I mean ONLY those)...
Cheers
Cicerobuck
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