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Rating: THE REVIEW
This album I don't like. But I felt that in its existence there is something great. Immense
We are in 1967, a free year, a psychedelic year. A year where perhaps jazz became rock, freeing itself from constraints -
A wild, free, or free work.
Difficult to understand in its ride through lands unexplored by jazz and rock. A hybrid land without paths to follow, open your mouth and let yourself go.
A path to follow free from constraints, from forms, from paths.
Simple stylistic freedom scream, inconceivable, not understandable by the Jazz audience and by the Rock audience.
Invaluable middle ground.
Pathway between lands not yet explored.
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Summary by Bot
AMMMusic by AMM is a challenging 1967 album that pushes the boundaries between jazz and rock. The album embodies a psychedelic, free-form approach that is difficult to grasp yet holds immense artistic value. It explores unexplored musical territories, rejecting traditional structures and catering to neither jazz nor rock audiences specifically. Despite the reviewer not liking it, the album's boldness and freedom are recognized as great and invaluable.Tracklist Videos
01 Later During a Flaming Riviera Sunset (21:03)
AMM
AMM are a British group formed in the mid-1960s, pioneers of electroacoustic and free improvisation. Across shifting lineups—featuring Keith Rowe, Eddie Prévost, John Tilbury, Cornelius Cardew, Lou Gare, among others—they developed a distinctive, non-jazz, non-jam approach built on collective listening and restraint.02 Reviews
