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1 |
Lift |
2 |
Well
Then |
3 |
The
Laboratory |
4 |
Tighten
Up The Circle |
5 |
Open
One's Conciousness |
6 |
What It's All About |
7 |
Are There Any Messages For Us? |
Chris
Conway - |
keyboards, acoustic 9 string guitar, tin whistle, bamboo flute,
voice, kalimba |
Carl
Peberdy - sitar,
tabla, voice, percussion |
Mary
Browne - |
voice,
percussion, tin whistle, kalimba |
Simon
Styring - electric
guitar, voice |
Lester
Moses - flute,
soprano saxophone |
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A
wild and amazing set of free improvised music.
Recorded at The Rain Garden's 10th birthday concert, this
album finds them in an adventurous mood, blending world
music, minimal music and free jazz.
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background
A
live concert celebrating 10 years of The Rain Garden from
1995 sees them augmented by a space rock electric guitarist
and free jazz saxophonist. The end result is a wild surreal
trip from atmospheric world music to space music to free jazz
and everywhere inbetween. This
concert found everyone in adventurous and experimental mood.
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influences
Oregon,
Alan Stivell, Terry Riley, Evan Parker, Keith Tippett, Collin
Walcott
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trivia
The
title of the album taken from Clifford Simak's book of the
same neame which Chris was reading at the time. Track titles
were randomly drawn from the book.
This was Mary Browne's last album with the band - she moved
to London soon after, as did Lester.
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