My hat is off to William Parker, though he will never remove his.

The other night I saw a French/Algerian guitarist named Camel Zekri play a duo concert with Evan Parker. He is probably the best guitarist I've ever seen. I can only hope they make a record together. And I'm putting it in this thread 'cause it was as free as free can be. Camel Zekri is my new hero.

Did no one else think that some of Herzog's narration was trite and predictable at times? The bit about the striated glacial/ice formations mapping Treadwell's soul? Lame.


I did. I had other problems with it; this thread already hit on some of them. They aren't numerous or significant enough ...

you should read the whole account on the pitchfork site, because it is rather hilarious. guy who hit MES with the banana talks about "mr. burns" coming after him with "1800's english boxing hands." i love the fall, but he shouldn't be surprised that people in america won't take abuse from him ...

crap

I have wanted to hear Spiritual Unity (with Ribot and Henry Grimes) for a while now. I'm sure it's good.

Never heard the SS album Guitar.. I'll have to find that. Faith Moves is terrible. Monkey Pockie Boo actually was reissued (vinyl and CD); I think it's still in print.

Masayuki Takayanagi ...

-Fred Frith circa "Guitar Solos"

how could i loose fred frith he's fantastic

there is olso Marc ribot!!

both have large portions of their output sullied by jazzbo tendencies and bad 80s production.. might as well throw elliott sharp in the mix here too

there is a FF/Chris Cutler duo ...

Could be remembering incorrectly but i think E.C. plays banjo on "Don't Punk Out"

You may want to hear Interstellar Space Revisited (Nels Cline/Gregg Bendian duo), one of my favorite records of the 90s. I am forever pushing this record on people. It's great.

Sharrock: Black Woman/MPB/Paradise ...

Why don't you go suck your mom's dick

You are an insufferable ponce