Soft Machine - Grides part 1 of 2
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Music was just better back then....
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@BennyGaberMusic No one really, the whole Canterbury scene basically springs from them, and you can hear their influence in all of them,,,you could probably go seee a Fred Frith solo performance today and hear the influence in his work.
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I never realized that Elton Dean played piano, I always just assumed that Ratledge did everything, its cool though really frees up mike so he can take even more facemelting solos.
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GENIUSSS OF MUSIC ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ YEHAAAAAAA
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I must have bought about 15 CDs trying to find the record this stuff is on. Never found it either. LOL I just knew it was called 3 diffrent toons or something like that. Had it on a beat club vhs tape from the 80s
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Isn't anyone surprised how Hugh Hopper plays his bass ? We're in 1970 here and Jaco Pastorius is still a teenager and hasn't brought his revolutionary technique to the instrument. What about Hopper's solos ?? Can't we say this is pre-Pastorius style ??
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@jbphburg You damn right it was....the whole 65 - 80ish era was simply devine!
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<3
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One of a kind band!
Seriously find me one band that is really like Soft machine.
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Free-jazzers, very cool stuff but at times free-jazz sounds so disconnected. It usually takes some time before all the musicians get it all together.
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what a tight band,
they know what each other is thinking,
thanks for posting
This is most definitely _NOT_ a different performance than 3 tunes. The Grides CD/DVD pack holds the Concertgebouw gig on CD, and the BeatClub gig on DVD.
However, the Grides DVD holds the _full_ beatclub performance, whereas the 3 tunes MPG only holds 11 minutes.
So thanks for sharing :)
PS: Those of you interested in the mpg's of 3 tunes, and the Kralingen 'nosejob' clip, check out my blog shortly.
Bye, formerly known as 'InterzoneMusic'
wilhelmtellroutine 4 years ago
Yes, you are definitely right!! Thanks for the correction.
siroen 4 years ago