ILX Gonna Shine in My Backdoor Someday (new post-Fahey folk for ppl posting in Takoma/Tompkins Square threads Pt II)

I'm working through the community centre recordings now; might come back to the talk and spoken word but focusing on the music. I'm a little envious of those of you who got to see all of this. Some beautiful stuff here. The Peter Walker set was way up my alley. The Glenn Jones/Susan Alcorn duo also really good. A little surprised (in a v good way) by how far out the Sarah Louise and Luke (Stewart?) and Susan (Alcorn?) set got.

yeah it really had little to do w/am primitive at all, dug that set a lot (s louise et al)

oh no poor peter :(

https://www.gofundme.com/medical-expenses-for-peter-lang

cool NY taper set of solar motel band

http://www.nyctaper.com/2018/08/chris-forsyth-the-solar-motel-band-july-28-2018-union-pool-summer-thunder/

yeah, the new stuff / two-drummer lineup sounds radical!

this is maybe a little off for the thread, but: https://okazakiwork.bandcamp.com/album/work-complete-volumes-1-6

complete works of Monk for solo guitar ... sounds pretty cool.

oh wow cool idea

i can't remember the name of the guy but i downloaded this collection of american primitive arrangements of genesis stuff for solo guitar that was dope

^ Jerry Hionis :)

https://jerryhionis.bandcamp.com/album/jerry-hionis-plays-genesis

oof missed that peter lang news upthread! glad he's reached his goal — hopefully he's healing ...

^ Jerry Hionis :)

https://jerryhionis.bandcamp.com/album/jerry-hionis-plays-genesis

― Neal Cassady, Thursday, August 16, 2018 10:38 AM (three hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
yes! thanks!

Peter seems to be back posting avuncular anti-Trump posts on Facebook, a good sign

If anyone is looking to grab the new Bachman or any other Three Lobed releases, today is an OK day to do so. Celebrating 18 years today! Quite a feat:

"18 years, that's how old TLR is as of today. hard to believe - seems like stuffing those first bardo 10"s wasn't that long ago. sheesh! thanks to everyone out there! the code "ufos_are_real" will get you 15% off whatever at http://threelobed.bandcamp.com through the end of the day..."

A lot of good options in that catalogue. Probably still copies of those 3 Jack Rose reissues, along with many other good options of course.

how is there no dedicated Three Lobed thread?

Good question. I mean, they come up HERE a lot, but Three Lobed is broader than this thread tends to get. Such a good label.

did you guys all hear fabiano do nascimento's album from last year, tempo dos mestres? he's a brazilian guitarist based in california, his playing is tight, crisp, light & lyrical, it's full of gorgeous and quite varied duets, he's got a lovely voice (top mumbler) and is generally an irresistible cutie. it's easily the best guitar album I've heard from the last few years, it's everything I want from guitar music

no but thanks for the recommendation, will check that out

yeah it's lovely

(it's been mentioned a couple times in some threads IIRC)

wow he sounds great — thanks for the tip!

wow this is exceptional, thanks ogmor!

I love the old school 60s hard-pan stereo mix

This stops me listening to the orang-asli playing their nose flutes, and frankly that isn't good enough*!

Jokes, obviously, I'm sure I picked up his first record on this thread, and loved it. Didn't know about the second.

*Apologies for any dickish comments during Lattimore-gate.

let's all hold hands and bask in fab's light. the first album is really good but tempo dos mestres is a glistening masterpiece. all these bad boys trying to cook up the gnarliest open-tuned whirlwind to supercharge everything with righteous fury and here's fabiano with the gentlest breeze to make your heart cave in. there's so much joy in it, such clarity to his playing (a v rare quality nowadays) and it's foregrounded so beautifully by the more diffuse/unfocused elements (is this what he means when he talks about the rainforest? I have never been & have no clue), especially the percussion

would be curious how you feel about the new daniel bachman, as he's sort of abandoned his young hotshot status for more ethereal stuff

he also put these other versions/reworkings on bandcamp - https://fabianodonascimento.bandcamp.com/album/tempos-selection

hard to pick any tracks out on such a consistent record but his version of canto de xango is... the best version? it's sublime, anyway. really adore o tempo too, just the sweetest tune

haven't been able to bring myself to listen to the bachman yet despite yr and global's enthusiasm. i will dutifully report back if and when

haha american primitive: the toughest job you'll ever love

just recall i said i enjoyed it, not that i think it's the second coming of Days Have Gone By or anything

New Glenn Jones here. Haven't seen any discussion on this yet.

yeah just digging into it this morning on the way into work

glenn's about as consistent an artist as you'll find in the world today, he's so at ease with his own playing

the last passenger pigeon is a standout

only thing that's kind weird for him is i hear some rattling on his guitar that's def. not there on my garden state, almost sounds like a setup issue on the guitar?

xp below the fold, but this is all the discussion I see here so far:

new glenn jones! https://thrilljockey.com/products/the-giant-who-ate-himself-and-other-new-works-for-6-12-string-guitar

― tylerw, Tuesday, May 22, 2018 3:36 PM (three months ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

very good stuff

― global tetrahedron, Tuesday, May 22, 2018 6:34 PM (three months ago)

I like River in the Sky where you can hear crickets and a plane flying by overhead

Bachman has a lot of environmental stuff on his album too, definitely adds to the sense of space

Bachman's new one is terrific, puts a lot of other stuff in this vein to shame imo

WXDU /Three Lobed day party at Hopscotch is upon us (i.e. today). Tons of good stuff lined up, beginning with Bachman at 12 pm. Will post a link to the livestream when I find it (unless they aren't doing it this year, but my guess is they are).

Alright, line-up and links here: http://www.kingsraleigh.com/shows/three-lobed-wxdu-2018-annual-ritual-of-summoning-a-day-show/

that's amazing it's free! would be fun to go to

If you are remote the entire day’s performances will be simulcast on WXDU using a special live feed from NYCTaper‘s Jonas Blank.

cool, maybe these sets will show up on the NYCTaper site?

usually some of 'em (though not all of 'em) show up on NYC Taper

My guess is some performers are cool with it and some maybe aren't, but its a bummer they don't all end up there. Regardless, I hope to catch most of this live if I can.

I have made it to a couple of these, it is a good time. Pretty low key and of course the line-up is usually stacked. And added bonus of it being free, which is crazy.

As UMS noted! (being free that is)

Seems like Bachman has a crew there! Not sure who is playing with him, but lots of bells/noisemakers starting this thing off.

About 10 minutes in and no guitars hah hah. Going full Pelt.

yeah this is so great...dronetastic

Two members of the current Mind Over Mirrors crew apparently (Jamie Fennely himself and Jim Becker of Califone/MoM live ensemble). Also Forrest Marquise, who plays the octotone and other instruments on the last couple of records. Indeed, droney as hell. For those who didn't tune in, it was a single long piece with constant drones going and a lengthy Daniel guitar passage in the middle. Good afternoon listening for sure.

Pretty sure it was "Invocation" from the new album stretched out to twice as long

mary lattimore + mac maccaughn doing some kinda alice coltrane meditation currently

this is super awesome

love that between sets they switch to roots reggae :)

it's actually kinda helpful -- i've tuned in during past years' shows and thought i was listening to a live performance only to realize it was like Dopesmoker or something.

haha yeah this keeps a nice stoner mellow vibe but it's distinct

haha yeah

btw, the nyc taper archives for this annual event go deep: http://www.nyctaper.com/tag/wxdu/

i think this is a dub instrumental version of "black starliner" by culture?