Schaumann, leave these pages at once and

al j · January-13th-2004, 11:24 AM

get yourself a copy of Alberto Pinton's DOG OUT, further evidence of the greatness of Swedish jazz. You haven't heard baritone like this in a while, I'm willing to bet. Get some.

shrugs · January-13th-2004, 11:55 AM

And fix your e-mail!!! I just got two e-mails from the 30th of Dec a few days ago.

Paul B · January-13th-2004, 12:01 PM

Quote:

You haven't heard baritone like this in a while,

Sounds like a challenge to Reynolds' boy Mats....

Are there really TWO Swedish bari players?? ;--)

MRS · January-13th-2004, 12:10 PM

Joe. . .thanks, tacked it on to my new order (do you people know my pay periods?). If it's as good as 1/2 your recommendations, I won't be disappointed.

Dave. . .mea culpa. I'll Email you from a new address.

Paul B. . .I know a third one.

shrugs · January-13th-2004, 01:49 PM

thanks!

And as long as we are talking about the baritone.....

MRS · January-13th-2004, 03:32 PM

Is this it? I gleaned from the ridiculously hilarious Moserobie site that it's the name of a band, too? Thanks.

al j · January-14th-2004, 12:24 AM

that's it!

Kuchen's looking pretty rough in that pic. As he should.

Paul B · January-14th-2004, 10:26 AM

Now that I've seen a shot of this aging-hipster bari player from the icy climes, might Mssrs. shrugs or Christmas give us a little more info, i.e. why should one listen to this guy? I like his glasses...but what about his music?

If he plays like M. Gustaffson, though, I'm probably not interested.

Bye-ya.

walto · January-14th-2004, 11:00 AM

Should we care that he looks like Shostakovich?

al j · January-14th-2004, 11:15 AM

For all I know that IS Shostakovich, because it isn't Pinton. Found this at albertopintondotcom:

gnhrtg · January-14th-2004, 01:04 PM

Whoever he is, it's good that Pinton had sense enough not put his own picture w/shades on the cover trying to look anywhere nearly as charismatic. Now Kuchen's picture, that's a whole different matter. I wonder who/what he was posing for (must be since he's staring right into the lens). Oh yeah should talk about the music - I guess - I listened to the sample clips and they didn't yield much and cadence seems to be the only place carrying this.

Shrugs - how's the Lazro outing? I did read the AMG review but I wonder if you'd concur (even though they rated it high the review itself is rather descriptive for my likes, and no comparison/reference so I have no clue what it sounds like)

MRS · January-15th-2004, 11:18 AM

Jan. . .or anyone else: know anything about a recording by this group?

Sophie Guignard, sång
Martin Küchen, saxofon, flöjt
Peter Lindberg ,gitarr
Amit Sen, cello
Rafael Sida, slagverk

moneyp · January-15th-2004, 04:31 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Michael Schaumann
Joe. . .thanks, tacked it on to my new order (do you people know my pay periods?). If it's as good as 1/2 your recommendations, I won't be disappointed.

But if it's anything like the other half, you're in serious trouble, mister.

MRS · January-15th-2004, 05:01 PM

Yeah that didn't come out well. . .supplant subsequent public bootlick:

"Joe Christmas' musical recommendations are nine times out of ten good to very good."

moneyp · January-15th-2004, 06:52 PM

I wasn't criticizing your verbiage, Michael, the intent which was very clear. Just razzing our buddy JC (who has also provided me with some excellent discs).

MRS · July-15th-2005, 10:37 AM

belated return volley to Christmas:

http://www.moserobie.com

Felix · July-15th-2005, 12:01 PM

I have been on Moserobie's website yesterday, and I listened to a few excerpts from those bands I know nothing about (from the Favorite Labels thread)... The Stahls Bla sounded good, as did the Zanussi Five, although I can't judge on a few seconds of music. The album by Magnus Broo sounds OK, perhaps a bit too common in its approach (instrumentation, themes, ...). Maybe I had greater expectations because of his excellent playing on the Atomic albums.

I will go listen to that Dog Out album right away...

Felix · July-15th-2005, 12:09 PM

...done!

Well, that's it, I'm gonna move to Stockholm!

Jesse · July-15th-2005, 12:48 PM

Quote:

IF YOU SEE THIS MAN DO NOTHING YOURSELF.
CALL YOUR LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND WAIT FOR HELP!

WARNING:
SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED WITH A BARI & POSSIBLY DANGEROUS.

Alastair · July-15th-2005, 06:46 PM

Why the change to MRS? Or has this been covered elsewhere?

Now, MES I could understand.

MRS · July-15th-2005, 06:47 PM

trying to get a job where they are known to check you out A to Z, just precautionary

I was thinking of changing to Malcolm or Glazer, actually

Alastair · July-15th-2005, 06:51 PM

You really know how to hurt a guy.

Do you think Arsenal have got rid of Viera too soon, or have they cashed in just at the right time?

Richard Pinnell · July-15th-2005, 06:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alastair

You really know how to hurt a guy.

Do you think Arsenal have got rid of Viera too soon, or have they cashed in just at the right time?

A year too late Alastair, though I can't believe they still got that much for him.
My brother (the world's biggest Arsenal fan) is wearing a black armband today. (I'm not kidding!)

MRS · July-15th-2005, 07:04 PM

They dropped 13.5 on Hleb, whom I like and have watched a lot, but they were just rejected by Sevilla after they offered 13.75 more for Baptista. Who knows--when they threw all that at Hleb they had to know Patrick was heading to Serie A. Bah! High-end English sides and all their damned money!

Ballack to ManU rumors still ubiquitous. . .

Oops. . .back to the thread.

Alastair · July-15th-2005, 07:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard Pinnell

A year too late Alastair, though I can't believe they still got that much for him.
My brother (the world's biggest Arsenal fan) is wearing a black armband today. (I'm not kidding!)

I fear your brother and I can never be friends.

But then I kinda knew that when you mentioned that he listened to Bruce Springsteen.

al j · July-15th-2005, 08:55 PM

likewise · July-16th-2005, 03:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MRS

Jan. . .or anyone else: know anything about a recording by this group?

Sophie Guignard, sång
Martin Küchen, saxofon, flöjt
Peter Lindberg ,gitarr
Amit Sen, cello
Rafael Sida, slagverk

Martin K is a man of many facets - no bari excesses here. This might be a buried project, at least I haven't seen/heard anything from them. Apparently this, the Sogu Kvintett, was founded in 1998 for a theater performance involving Butoh dance & video art. The music seems to be centered around Guignard's chansons. Haven't seen the record(?), but found some samples here: http://www.substella.org/

(Click the sunflower down right, then "musik".)

Nim Chimpsky · July-16th-2005, 08:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alastair

You really know how to hurt a guy.

Do you think Arsenal have got rid of Viera too soon, or have they cashed in just at the right time?

Dunno, I'm just glad to see the back of the miserable f**ker. Roy Keane will have to find someone else to square up to in the tunnel before the game