recommend noise-friendly "percussion" records (NO HIPPIE BULLSHIT JAMBANDZ)

actually hippie bullshit jambandz are ok as long as they're jesus freaks from 1970

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Javanese_Court_Gamelan

"The sounds of sparrows that make their nests in the hall and other ambient noises are considered normal."

Thank you wikipedians.

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Drums of Death: Field Recordings in Ghana

i have a couple of those nonesuch comps. "puspawarna" is incredible, total repeat-listening. (xxpost)

Drums of Death is funeral music. Produced by John Zorn. It is AWES.

milford graves. thread over.

Glen Velez - Internal Combustion - http://www.discogs.com/release/197446

Aidan McIntyre - Quintessence - http://www.gongmagic.com/Buy_a_CD.htm (actually pretty hippie meditative stuff, but Top Notch A++ gong & chime fields)

Charles Ives - Universe Symphony, Johnny Reinhard realization, 2nd movement "Pulse of the Cosmos" - orchestra playing 25 simultaneous time signatures

Xenakis - "Ionization", Robert Craft (no one has reviewed this reissue yet

Hal Blaine - Psychedelic Percussion (I know you know this one) ok

Skratchy Seal - Sealed Breaks (this is a Dirt Style DJ Tool -- side one is about several thousand completely different drum sounds all spliced together at about 120 BPM, one after the other -- you're supposed to just scratch with the different hits, but it makes for total ADD fantastic listening as well)

Baka Forest Pgymies - Heart of the Forest (Water Drumming, sampled by eYe)

Max Neuhaus - Electronics and Percussion - Five Realizations by Max Neuhaus (esp. for Fontana Mix Feed)

Warren Burt - The Animation Of Lists And The Archytan Transpositions - two CDs of people gently hitting justly intoned tuning forks

& still my favorite master musicians _because_ of the weird recording

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Jones_Presents_The_Pipes_of_Pan_at_Jajouka

"ionisation" is varese!

jesus

at least I got the link right

http://www.moderecords.com/catalog/171_173xenakis.html

put this in instead

glen velez otm

no milford graves recommendations tho, milton? ;_;

milton parker, u are a traet.

"First Construction (in Metal)" from The 25-Year Retrospective Concert of the Music of John Cage

haven't heard this yet: Percussion Music: From Lou Harrison’s collection of 78 rpm acetate records (March 10, 1971)

great cover lovable comments http://www.amazon.com/Shamanic-Journey-Drumming-Spirit-Passages/dp/customer-reviews/B00005MOH2

xpost I only have records he plays on! I know his ESP disc is supposed to be great, open to recommendations

well i don't own the tzadik discs but they're pretty good. the esp one is fuckin' killer, fo' sho'.

i feel like there's about 3000000000 percussion records i should be able to think of and recommend, but am too lazy to look up.

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http://www.skatesonhaight.com/Skratchy-Seal-Sealed-Breaks-p/trsb1.htm

I didn't realize -- it's edited to 133 BPM so even if it skips while you're scratching, it falls into the exact same part of the drum loop on the next groove over, skip proof. & halfway through the side they add a low sine wave you can scratch into melodies. sound is a bit mungy, probably used a really old 8bit sampler. 'Super Seal' was the one that really did well but for the drum wall on side two, this record's legendary

folkways - negro folk music of africa and americas
babatunde olatunji - drums of passion
niagara - s/t
xavuer cugat - viva cugat

olibi

search all three (?) glenn kotche's records and also anything you can find by crash worship.

also search gygax! no1 myspace crush soft circle at your own risk.

yayacrashworship... at least one of angus maclise's records has some crazy droney drum action... both of those might fall under hippie bullshit possibly depending on your pov.

a talent drumline can be pretty rad. more rad than most rock. i wonder if there are some good drumline records out there?

ran into some marching band records... omg, there's one on rhapsody... it's all music in tribute to phish... track 17: boredomes.
m.

http://www.orkhestra.fr/imag/pochet/FOR822.jpg

Le Quan Ninh - Ustensiles

Ninh is also a member of Quatuor Helios, who did this awesome disc-

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also these:

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http://www.freewebs.com/teejo/disco2/29scat2french.jpg

http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~XG6Y-WTNB/photo.hayward/mark.rothko.gif

also try to find the Les Batteries records (Guigou Chenevier from Etron Four with Rick Brown from Fish & Roses / Run On / Peach Cobbler , etc.)

Etron Fou. don't know how that R got in there

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awes

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David Moss & Tom Cora- Cargo Cult Revival (was this ever on CD? I have it on vinyl)
Sun City Girls- For Drummers Only
George Crumb- Music For A Summer Evening (for two amplified pianos and two percussionists)
Bartok- Sonata for Two Pianos & Percussion (the obvious ancestor to the Crumb)
Jon Leifs- Saga Symphony (orchestra includes one of the heaviest percussion sections ever, including "massive chains")
Stravinksy- Les Noces (chorus, four pianos & big percussion section. Orff straight-up ripped off Carmina Burana from this piece)

http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/dre400/e496/e49630lph7b.jpg

x 1000

http://www.allegro-music.com/sku_images/AME312.JPG

This is pretty nice actually, more hip-hop and less jam.

sanskrit 10000% otm re: niagara.

this is good too: http://www.souljazzrecords.co.uk/releases/?id=157

maybe obvious, but Amon Duul's Collapsing

^^^ haha, I felt so sure someone had already mentioned it that I didn't bother.

Othar Turner - Everybody Hollerin' Goat
Led Zeppelin - Bonzo's Montreux

Even more obvious than Amon Duul I would be the Boadrum soundboard recording! But JBR surely has that already...

Har-You Percussion Ensemble.

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http://cdn.last.fm/coverart/300x300/1416807.jpg

I love stockhausen's percussion stuff. i have an amazing japanese direct to disc pressing on rca (i think) of one of his pieces and it's friggin' amazing! of course, the audiophile pressing helps. sounds like the drums are inside your body. can't remember the name of it unfortunately. but all his drum stuff that i have heard has been super-cool.

stuff like this is always cool:

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i dunno, i kinda dig any indigenous drum sounds. it's all good. cuban santeria stuff is nice too. i have a serious vintage santeria record that is really dark and ominous. voodoo stuff is good too.

this album is cool!

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and i love that she is half anvil/half virtuoso deaf percussionist.

http://store.espdisk.com/images/uploads/esp1052.jpg

i haven't listened to the zitro record in forever but isn't it a jazz quartet?

actually looking it up, it's a sextet.

glen velez - Internal Combustion

^this!

http://letsturnthisfuckingwebsiteyellow.com/yellowcounter.php

http://dreamchimney.com/tracks/17256

Ralph Macdonald "The Path" from The Path
File Under: Percussion madness

17 minute percussion extravaganza perfect for a feeling free Friday. Steve Gadd, Jerry Marrotta and Idris Muhammed all on the skins.

^ this is pretty amazing. has electronic drums, african chanting, steel drums, jazz funk. really weird.

hay i got a new hard drive; anyone feel like leonardo-ing some of this?

(listening to the ralph macdonald now -- way cool)

it gets particularly great around the 6 minute mark

ok this sounds amazing and is another reason why i wish i could understand how dreamchimney works or how to navigate it.

yeah, dreamchimney is retarded, but if you throw it in yr rss feed, you can just check in to what's being posted. unfortunately there's so many posts you can't pay attention to all your other feeds

yeah, dreamchimney is retarded, but if you throw it in yr rss feed, you can just check in to what's being posted. unfortunately there's so many posts you can't pay attention to all your other feeds

-- jaxon, Thursday, September 20, 2007 1:04 AM (36 minutes ago) Bookmark Link

do you have add or something?

hahah. yes!

Jaxon, thx dude, this is awesome. It sounds so modern but with that raw afro-cuban thing too!

(at least at the beginning)