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8 x CD |
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| 1. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | First Light
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| 2. | Cloud Wars
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| 3. | Muchas Gracias
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| 4. | Professor Nohair
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| 5. | Reliquary
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| 6. | Free Go Lily
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| 7. | Rolling Son
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| 8. | Sweet Pea Dreams
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| 9. | God Fire
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| 10. | Hidden Moon
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| 11. | Incantation
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| 2. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Flat Tires
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| 2. | Junkyard
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| 3. | Padrecito
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| 4. | ijiji
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| 5. | Riffin' Ed
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| 6. | Amber Gris
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| 7. | Chasen vs. Suribachi
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| 8. | Dollar Pants
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| 9. | Amish Pintxos
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| 10. | Baby Let Me Follow You Down
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| 11. | Clifton
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| 3. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Chantes Des Femmes
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| 2. | Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down
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| 3. | Kota
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| 4. | Undone
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| 5. | Wonton
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| 6. | Walk Back
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| 7. | Jean s Scene
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| 8. | Broken Mirror
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| 9. | Gwyra Mi
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| 10. | Satan Part II
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| 4. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Amber Gris
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| 2. | Amish Pintxos
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| 3. | Undone
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| 4. | Reliquary
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| 5. | Junkyard
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| 5. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Chasen vs. Suribachi
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| 2. | Walk Back
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| 3. | Free Go Lily
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| 4. | Hidden Moon
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| 5. | Padrecito
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| 6. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Chasen vs. Suribachi
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| 2. | Dollar Pants
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| 3. | Amish Pintxos
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| 4. | Walk Back
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| 5. | Junkyard
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| 6. | Gwyra Mi
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| 7. | Flat Tires
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| 8. | 10 Minutes of Our Lives
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| 7. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Undone
Undone D-Mix Remixed by Danny Blume
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| 2. | Flat Tires
Remixed by DJ Logic
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| 3. | Chasen vs Suribachi
Produced by Mister Rourke
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| 4. | Kota
Remixed by Dan the Automator
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| 5. | Rolling Son
Remixed by DJ Olive
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| 6. | Free Go Lily
Produced by DJ Spooky
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| 7. | Flat Tires
Produced by DJ Spooky
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| 8. | Junkyard
Remixed by Scotty Hard
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| 9. | Chasen vs Suribachi
Remixed by Mat Young, RPM
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| 10. | Reliquary
Qubti Mataraqah Produced by Mutamassik
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| 8. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | A feature-length documentary DVD about the band and the Radiolarians series, directed by Billy Martin
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Jazz
5 CD, 2 LP, 1 DVD BOX SET
Disc 1: Radiolarians I
Disc 2: Radiolarians II
Disc 3: Radiolarians III
Disc 4: Double vinyl LP
Disc 5: Double vinyl LP
Disc 6: Live album
Disc 7:Remixolarians
Disc 8: Fly in a Bottle DVD
Medeski Martin Wood culminate their 2-year Radiolarians Series with a comprehensive box set of material entitled Radiolarians.
The box set will include:
Radiolarians I, II and III complete with bonus tracks, a 10 track disc of remixed music, a previously unreleased 70-minute live album, a double vinyl LP set consisting of highlights from the three Radiolarians albums, plus a DVD feature film entitled Fly In A Bottle directed by Billy Martin.
All of the material contained in the box was written and performed by MMW specifically for The Radiolarians Series. The Radiolarians Series,named after a type of single-celled organism with a dazzlingly intricate exoskeleton, was designed to subvert the age-old music industry cycle of writerecordtour.
The trio, consisting of keyboardist John Medeski, drummer Billy Martin, and bassist Chris Wood, convened for ief writing retreats, performed only that new material on tour and recorded the material immediately after getting off the road. The band repeated this processes three times while touring in different regions of the US and South America. MMW and Indirecto Records released this music on three records, which came out over the course of the past year.
Radiolarians: The Evolutionary Set compiles the three records of The Radiolarians Series in the same package for the first time, and gives the listener the addition of three previously unreleased bonus tracks. Radiolarians I, II and III were met with widespread praise upon their release, as the trio pushed their music in new directions.
Be it the more experimental sounds of Chasen vs Suribachi, the pop-rock swagger of Undone, the funk-lilt of Free Go Lily or the classical meditation of Kota, MMW challenged themselves with ever-changing forms of playing and writing. What resulted was some of the best and most advanced music of MMW s prolific history.
As mentioned, included with the three Radiolarians records are three bonus tracks: Incantation, Satan Part II and Clifton which the band recorded live during the original Radiolarians sessions.
DOUBLE VINYL LP SET Medeski Martin Wood have hand selected tracks from the three Radiolarians albums to include on a special edition, high quality audio, double vinyl LP pressing. The first record in the 10 track collection of highlights, will center around MMW s more riff-focused compositions such as Amber Gris and Undone, while the second record will feature funkier tracks such as Walk Back and more ambient mood pieces such as Hidden Moon. The band wanted to give their fans a chance to experience the music in a superior audio format, while offering the visceral physical connection that can only come through vinyl.
FLY IN A BOTTLE (DVD) As an amazing finale to the entire box set, Billy Martin directed the first feature film in Medeski Martin Wood s history entitled Fly in a Bottle. Tirelessly working through footage of MMW in the studio and on the road, the film provides an extremely intimate portrait of the band. It highlights the trio s intricate relationships with each other and with the music they have worked to create over their past 19 years as a band. In conjunction with Fly in a Bottle, the DVD will also include the music video for Amber Gris , the esoteric Incant to Chantes Des Femmes directed by Grey Gersten, and an experiment with time-lapse film entitled CW.
Medeski, Martin & Wood
Active Decades: '90s and '00s
Born: 1992
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Jazz-Funk, Soul-Jazz, Post-Bop, Jam Bands
A group that effortlessly straddles the gap between avant-garde improvisation and accessible groove-based jazz, Medeski, Martin, & Wood have simultaneously earned standings as relentlessly innovative musicians and an enormously popular act. Emerging out of the New York downtown scene in the early '90s, the group soon set out on endless cross-country tours before returning home to Manhattan to further refine their sound through myriad influential experimentations.
Each of the musicians -- keyboardist John Medeski, drummer/percussionist Billy Martin, and bassist Chris Wood -- crossed paths throughout the '80s, playing with the likes of John Lurie, John Zorn, and Martin mentor Bob Moses. In 1991, the trio officially convened for an engagement at New York's Village Gate. Soon, the group was rehearsing in Martin's loft, writing, and soon recording 1992's self-released Notes from the Underground. As the group began to tour, escaping the supportive, though insular, New York music community, Medeski -- a former child prodigy -- switched to a Hammond B-3 organ, an instrument far easier to travel with than a grand piano.
Grammavision released It's a Jungle in Here in 1993, which featured horn arrangements by future Sex Mob founder (and pan-scenester) Steven Bernstein. The medley of Thelonius Monk's "Bemsha Swing" and Bob Marley's "Lively Up Yourself" spoke volumes about what the band was attempting to accomplish. Friday Afternoon in the Universe, widely considered the band's breakthrough record, further continued the push toward groove-oriented accessibility, a movement which peaked with the group's 1996 Rykodisc debut, Shack-man (recorded entirely in the band's practice shack in the Maui jungle). By 1996, through a combination of endless touring and two widely circulated live collaborations with Phish, the group caught in the burgeoning jam band scene, where they continue to draw the bulk of their audience outside of New York.
Late in 1996, the group began a public return their avant-garde roots, hosting a series of weekly "Shack Parties" at New York's Knitting Factory, which featured collaborations with many musicians, including Vernon Reid and DJ Logic; the latter would soon become the group's unofficial fourth member. The trio issued the extremely free (and utterly beautiful) Farmer's Reserve on their own Indirecto imprint in 1997, a series of improvisations recorded at the Shack. Logic soon joined the band on the road, and they prepared to record Combustication, their first effort for Blue Note, as well as their first full-length collaboration with producer Scott Harding.
In 2000, the band made their coming-out as leaders with two releases -- the live acoustic Tonic (recorded at the New York City club of the same name), as well as the electric The Dropper (recorded at the band's newly christened Shacklyn Studios in the trendy DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn) -- as well as an acclaimed Halloween performance at Manhattan's Beacon Theater. The Dropper featured Harding's gritty production, as well as appearances by Sun Ra alum Marshall Allen. In 2006, the group released Out Louder, an album that saw them collaborate with John Scofield. Their music was also featured on Grey's Anatomy. Radiolarians 1, the first of three loosely linked albums, appeared in the fall of 2008 on the group's own Indirecto Records imprint. Radiolarians 2 followed a year later. The band's reputation has achieved massive proportions. As they always have, the three core bandmembers contributed to numerous other recording projects, both as sidemen and leaders. Increasingly, their word was gold and their efforts carved paths for musicians to follow. Following their rise, for example, was a renaissance in B-3-based organ trios. Many groups had played with DJs before them, but their performances with Logic made it downright fashionable. Though they were -- and are -- considered "alternative" jazz, they were drawing larger audiences than many of their mainstream counterparts.
---Jesse Jarnow, All Music Guide |
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