Richard_Youngs_and_Alexander_Neilson--Ourselves-2004-HiT2000

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108,16 MB
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2010-01-27

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                        "HiGH   ▀ iNTELLiGeNCE tRoLLS"

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      a r t i s t : Richard Youngs and Alexander Neilson
        t i t l e : Ourselves
          d a t e : 2004
        l a b e l : VHF Records #82
        g e n r e : Avantgarde
  r l s.  d a t e : July/2004
      t r a c k s : 03
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 108,2 MB

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     Ourselves was originally recorded as a one-hour special for
     broadcast on London's Resonance FM but was too good to leave to
     the ether. Ourselves is the first collaboration between Richard
     and octopus-armed percussionist Neilson (currently working with
     the Glasgow big-band Scatter - debut out soon on Cenotaph). The
     music here represents something of a return to the extended
     psychedelic mania of mid 90-s R!!! outings such as Asthma and
     Diabetes and Endekeg. "Beam" kicks off the CD with Richard
     ripping it up on electric guitar over a thick blanket of hand
     percussion, plucked strings, backwards scraping noises, etc.
     The 36 minute "Mexico" follows with more string mangling,
     segueing into an atmospheric interlude for voices, bowed
     cymbals, bells, etc. The final track is an unusual rendering of
     the traditional "God Bless The Master," with Richard's
     unmistakeable voice carrying the original melody over the cloud
     of bric-a-brac and swells of electricity swirling in the
     background.

     http://www.vhfrecords.com

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      01-Beam                                                   [07:39]
      02-Mexico                                                 [36:02]
      03-God Bless The Master                                   [16:19]
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                                                                 60:00 min
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Files

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01-beam-hit.mp313,20 MB
02-mexico-hit.mp366,02 MB
03-god_bless_the_master-hit.mp328,95 MB