I saw Takemura open for Tortoise in Montreal earlier this week.
Basically, Takemura and another Asian fellow hid behind their PowerBooks
and "performed" for 45 minutes or so. Aside from mildly interesting
visuals, the experience wasn't really different than just staying at home
and listening to their recorded stuff.
I believe the vocoder-y track is the title track from the Sign EP
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=Admdyyl43xpcb. Unfortunately,
I'm at work right now so I can't check.
Julian
At 09:29 05/17/01 -0400, William VanLoo wrote:
quoted 34 lines Since Nobukazu Takemura was just added to the DEMF lineup, can you
>Since Nobukazu Takemura was just added to the DEMF lineup, can you
>describe what/how he played? Was it live or DJing? How was it?
>
>He's only on the DEMF schedule for a half-hour, and it's at the same
>time as the first 30 minutes of Autechre, but I'm still curious. "Scope"
>took me a while to get into but is now a pretty interesting piece of
>music to me.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Bill
>
>Dmitry Elentuck wrote:
> >
> > Question to those Bostonians who caught Nobukazu Takemura's performance at
> > Other Music store on Tuesday:
> >
> > what was the second track of his set (with melancholic vocoderized vocals)
> > and where can it be found?
> >
> > I have "Child and Magic", "Funfair", the 1st Issey Miyaki CD, "Scope" and
> > the latest record but did not recognized that particular song.
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> >
> > Dmitry
> >
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