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Frank Zappa Roxy & Elsewhere

28 dec 05

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I'll get the DVD, thanks... by the way, does anyone know where to find 200 motels the film? (although I think it will be tough). At least to know overall what it’s about...

THIS IS HOW REVIEWS ARE DONE!..."excuse me, but you didn't provide any information about the album, you just rambled on about something and..."...AND SHUT UP! this is how reviews are done! (at least for albums like this)...

Frank Zappa Roxy & Elsewhere

28 dec 05

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Now there is also a DVD called The Dub Room Special, which is supposed to contain extracts from the tour that this little disc is taken from...

Michiel Borstlap Coffee and Jazz

28 dec 05

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Patitucci plays with Perez (who impressed me immensely live, effortlessly switching from piano to clapping on the piano wood to playing a small wind instrument, creating exceptional effects) right in the DeJohnette quartet alongside the very talented guitarist Jerome Harris... if you get the chance to see this quartet, you'll be left speechless... in the concert I attended, each piece was different from the other, moving from classic jazz to free jazz, from African rhythms to Eastern and Arabic ones... truly well-rounded musicians who make you feel the music deep inside... obviously, there's no need to say anything about DeJohnette... MADò!

Robert Wyatt Rock Bottom

28 dec 05

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this remains one of the most imaginative (as only wyatt could do) and beautiful records of all time....and then robert's very particular voice remains one of my favorites......NOW I SMASH UP THE TELLY AND WHAT'S LEFT OF THE BROKEN PHONE........IH IH IH IIH!!!

Robert Wyatt Dondestan (revisited)

28 dec 05

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there's not much to do, I need to delve deeper into the topic of Wyatt beyond rock bottom...

Michiel Borstlap Coffee and Jazz

28 dec 05

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I recently saw another incredible bassist: John Patitucci, with the exceptional band of DeJohnette... it almost looked like he was violating the double bass (more for the movements of his body and his legs tangled around the instrument than for the notes he was creating)... if you get the chance, go see him, it’s truly worth it.