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Artist | Papir
Title | Live At Roadburn
Genre | Psychedelic Rock
Source | Vinyl
Label | El Paraiso Records Rip | 04.01.2015
Catalog | EPR023LP Time | 77:08
Bitrate | 245kbps Size | 135.7mb
Freq | 48.0kHz Encoder | Lame 3.98.4
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A1. Lykk Trep-R Hi-Lose 08:28
A2. Live I 15:13
B1. IIII.I 10:18
B2. Monday 13:40
C. Live II 13:00
D. Sunday #2 16:29
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The Danish trios groundbreaking performance at the legendary
Dutch festival in Tilburg last year was easily the festival
highlight.
This double LP captures their blistering first show in its
entirety, so you can finally appreciate what their fans
already know û that Papir are one of the premiere
instrumental psych bands on the planet. The set runs the
gamut of their discographical output to date, opening with a
ferocious take on LykkTrep-R Hi-Los from their eponymous 2010
debut before leapfrogging into the lead track from last years
fourth album (rather lackadaisically entitled IIII). But
there is nothing lazy or remotely boring about Nicklas
SorensenÆsserpentining guitar runs around the solid rhythm
chunks laid down by drummer Christoffer Brchmann and fluid
bass throbbing of Christian Becher. My best advice is to sit
back and enjoy the trip, as the trio lead us down quiet back
alley passages, roaming through the myriad twists and turns
to explore flights of fancy at every nook and cranny along
the way,
There are sections of immense beauty, followed by soaring
heights of crystalline guitar and headbanging rhythm a
perpetual rise and fall of our senses as we experience the
various tools in the bands musical arsenal. The band get
funky on Monday from 2011s Stundum, as all arms fly akimbo
through its intricate time changes, always leaving room for
solid improvisatory flights into the stratosphere. Again,
SorensenÆs guitar work boggles the mind with his steaming
runs, followed by pastoral segments of immense beauty and
relaxation. Theres plenty of time during its amazing 14
minutes for your mind to go on holiday and still come back to
prepare for the next half hour devoted to two improvisational
new tracks. To keep your head firmly planted in the clouds,
theyve elected not to trouble you with trying to remember
their titles, opting for the bands typically nondescript
numbering scheme, Live I and, you guessed it, Live II.
The first one starts simply and pleasantly enough with a
catchy little melody like snowflakes fluttering to Earth, but
within minutes the cats out of the bag and our friends are
off for another trek around the universe on the back of
SorensenÆs inventive solos and the solid rhythm sectionÆs
impeccable time keeping. IÆm sure this went down a storm and
mustve been a joy to experience live video footage must be
AMAZING! The second track pulls out all the stops to leave
the audience gasping for air and crawling on all fours in
search of their collective jaws. Like, totally awesome, dude!
A brief respite towards the ten-minute mark settles things
down before a 17-minute ôSunday #2 (theres those catchy
titles again!) wraps things up in a brain-frying onslaught of
torrential psychedelic escapades that you wont soon forget.
All I can say is to be certain to catch these guys live when
they come to your town so you can experience unbridled
psychedelic mayhem first hand.
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