Everett P's Reviews

This is a Japanese band named Air, not the French duo or the amazing free jazz outfit from the 70s. Just a clarification!
Review Date: 2/26/2009

Anthony Braxton and Lee Konitz with Brubeck, how can you go wrong!!?
Review Date: 1/14/2014

Utterly perfect intro to Tropicalia, Brazilian psych-pop scene from the late 60s/early 70s. Many classics here by Veloso, Gil, Nascimento and their peers. There is also a Tropicalia comp on Soul Jazz, which is a more varied affair, but this disc is a more gentle and intoxicating introduction to this amazing movement which tore Brazilian music from it's carnival/bossa nova-foundation.
Review Date: 7/30/2012

ex-Agitation Free/Tangerine Dream member first solo LP from 1978, one of those LPs that straddles the line between new age and Krautrock-should please fans of both.
Review Date: 5/25/2010

If you are into skronk (Godflesh, Scorn, God, Ice, etc.), give this a shot. Great, unheard LP from the late 80s.
Review Date: 8/6/2009

Wonderful UK postmodern psych, somewhat akin to Bongwater. On the Freek label, mid 90s home of Skullflower, Richard Youngs, etc. If you are into off-the-wall rock weirdness give this a listen, you won't be dissapointed.
Review Date: 7/2/2008

Italian Morricone tribute band, this disc even has the "whistler" Ennio used for his spaghetti western soundtracks...
Review Date: 4/24/2010

Not a mix CD, these are 12" versions of the tracks listed. Does a decent job showcasing key tracks from early disco, philly sound, synth-pop, finishing off with early Chicago house tracks and a sprinkling of Detroit Techno (with Kevin Saunderson's Inner City project).
Review Date: 5/24/2009

Cosmo Intini Jazz Set
with Cosmo Intini- piano
Gary Bartz- alto & soprano sax
Paolo Fresu- trumpet & flugelhorn
Carroll Dashiell- bass
Victor Lewis- drums

Tracks:
1. When Sunny Gets Blue 12.18
2. Powerful Warrior 5.42
3. Round Midnight 7.35
4. Fatherly Love 10.24
5. My One and Only Love 9.10
6. Steps 5.10

from 1990 on Denmark's Timeless label
Review Date: 10/2/2007

Steel Pan improvisations from Japanese experimental artist known for his electronic works.
Review Date: 11/7/2007

just a warning to others here, if you are expecting the Ryko issue you may not get it because the upc attached to this record is the old SST issue, good mid-period Meat Puppets though, charming mix of their psych and country roots
Review Date: 9/9/2013

More Phil Collins than Ultravox....
Review Date: 7/2/2008

fun & catchy Latin (Argentina?)new wave style pop w/falsetto vocals
Review Date: 11/17/2008

US Version has six tracks including the 11 minute "A Tribute To Monk & Cantella" and the pseudo-soundtrack "Theme From To Kill A Dead Man." Good non-LP stuff here.
Review Date: 1/17/2009

The attached review is way off, no "chants" here or a Joe Taylor!? This is a side project of Wire's Colin Newman form the early 90's. Newman and his spouse (Minimal Compact's Malka Spigel) put together their own unique spin on the electronic sounds of the time. Because of both of their songwriting capabilities, the resulting disc sounds remarkably undated. Recommended, especially for fans of Minimal Compact or Colin Newman's solo work.
Review Date: 4/30/2010

This is NOT Richard H Kirk's from Cabaret Voltaire ambient dub project, rather it is a blues CD. So the genres listed here are way off, just a warning.
Review Date: 9/6/2015

a.k.a. Robin Rimbaud, otherwise known as Scanner
Review Date: 1/20/2008

Fans of the "new weird americana" scene will love this as it includes musicians who've worked with Jandek and the Charlamabides. Toxic blend of psych, folk and strangeness for late sleepy nights.
Review Date: 11/8/2007

Great record that confidently straddles the experimental wing of post-rock. Jim O'Rourke and guests disassemble rock songs into movements based on physicality and color, rather than groove. Should also appeal to fans of free improv and avant electronics.
Review Date: 1/10/2013

Mission of Burma fans take note! This is Roger miller and brothers band from the late 60s, protopsych gArage rock.
Review Date: 2/5/2010

Zoviet France founder Robin Storey collaborates with Nigel Ayers from Nocturnal Emissions, fans of one or both should check this one out...
Review Date: 8/14/2009

The import of this has four tracks (the one I posted) including 3 non-lp
Review Date: 9/3/2007

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