J_Spaceman-Guitar_Loops-(Treader)-2005-DPS

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                          █  █   P U B L I C . S O U N D
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                          █  █   presenting our latest release
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     r e l e a s e  .  i n f o
     Artist.....: J Spaceman
     Title......: Guitar Loops
     Rip Date...: Sep-05-2006    Cat.No.....: trd006
     Style......: Avantgarde     Label......: Treader
     Quality....: VBRkbps        Type.......: Album
     Size.......: 62,1 MB        Source.....: CDDA
     r e l e a s e  .  n o t e s
     Originally released in 2005, but hard to find until the recent
     repressing. Tagged as 2005 accordingly. For the Spz nuts.
     Laid down in a single continuous take, Guitar Loops reveals
     another side of Pierce's playing, as he launches into a set of
     sliced solos that involve percussive techniques as well as the
     more familiar amplified abstractions. Alternatively sounding like
     a gamelan orchestra, a carillon and the opening bowel-churning
     power chording of a Blue Cheer concert, Guitar Loops ingeniously
     entangles the exotic musical minimalism of Charlemagne Palestine
     and Philip Corner with the free rock sirening of Expressway To Yr
     Skull - era Sonic Youth.
     -Wire Magazine
     J Spaceman is back?!! Yes! New Spiritualized album!? No!! Solo
     guitar loops all itchy and cut up like a bunch of scrap photos but
     recorded really really really well?? Yes!! That's the shit
     Spaceman!! Rock n' roll son!! Actually this record isn't THAT
     amazing, but I do love Spaceman so I'm obviously gonna say it's
     great. It's great! It does take a while to attach itself to you,
     but once it does it grips like stapled lightning! It is very
     electric, almost sounds electronic at times as the editing is
     rather frantic, but by and large it's a great experiment into the
     possibilities of the simple tools of guitar, amp and drugs.
     Although the Wire said it sounded like Charlemagne Palestine!? Not
     quite that great, although it is great and I guess it's a good
     thing that he teases you with subtle drones instead of just going
     the whole hog and saying "here's the key of D for about 2 hours,
     put that in your bong etc etc." So much respect to Spaceman for
     cracking out this crackling piece of midnight static, best enjoyed
     on headphones staring into blank swaying fields with a coupla
     birds divebombing across your field of vision now and then.
     -Diskant.net
     One continuous take of J. Spaceman on guitar might seem like a
     pretty normal idea. Spiritualized have clocked in hours and hours
     of live jams, extended bridges, and full-blown noise soundscapes
     during their past live performances. This cd is 35 minutes, 1
     track, and played with (as listed in the liner notes) a Fender
     Jaguar guitar, a shaker, and a Fender Super Champ. Throughout the
     entire loop notes and harmonics are plucked on the guitar creating
     more of an ecletic rhythm of brittle and metallic sounds. The
     overall effect sounds just like it comes across, experimental. No
     big distorted waves of guitars or drones are to be found.
     After about 1:50 it gets a little more rhythmic with the guitar
     plucking sounding like steel drums. The shaker comes across like a
     container of tic-tacs with only a few pieces left bouncing around
     inside. At about 20 minutes some standard amp-feedback screeches
     forth with a bit more aggression and emotion. Guitar craziness
     ensues, but nothing that hasn't been performed with more intensity
     and vigor in the past. Overall the ideas, if there were any to
     begin with, just aren't there. This sounds like it could've been
     any kid messing around with the massive display of pedals at
     Guitar Center. Kudos to the golden-embossed artwork, that movie
     Clash of the Titans rules!
     -Autopiamusic.com
     p l a y l i s t
     01    guitar loops                                      35:22
                                                             35:22 min
     g r e e t i n g s
     1real - 1way - aes - amok - bcc - bex - boss - cmg - cmc - cms
     def - dh - disc0 - emp - drum - ftd - fwyh - gxe - hit2k - jfk
     jrp - just - kinky - kw - om - rac - radial - sb - sfe - soup
     sour - tr - trt - ube - uki // respect to music lovers worldwide
     never forget  :  go to the show. buy the t-shirt. order the vinyl




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