PT-TRANS Digest 7

Topics covered in this issue include:

  1) Re: rant and raves
	by Aborigine 
  2) Re: Words
	by Big Blue Engine 
  3) Re: sex change
	by Big Blue Engine 
  4) Spring Cleaning time
	by Kenandsueb 
  5) re: jazz fusion
	by Earl Rapp 
  6) re: jazz fusion
	by dgtalink@webtv.net (j joseph)
  7) Re: Spring Cleaning time
	by Aborigine 

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Date: Sun, 17 May 1998 12:33:17 +0200
From: Aborigine 
To: pt-trans@mudhole.spodnet.uk.com
Subject: Re: rant and raves
Message-ID: <355EBCE9.4828AC21@club-internet.fr>

And soft machine 6....too, there is a fantastic track,which name is:chloe
and the pirates if my memory is good... it's ambient before ambient
existed under that name... there is a
saxophone playing inside.. ouaaa... aerial...;transcendant and so on... i
stop there in superlatives  : - )
but guys... don't forget tangerine dream... the last ones are definitely
not worth the buy
but the early ones in the seventies....
i 'am thinking of   Logos, or Encore, or Green desert (issued in 73) ,and
last but not least...
Pergamon, a live issue in berlin in 1980 , this is ,according to me..the
tadream
record to buy ,if any.
all my best from Paris!
philippe

Pat a écrit:

> Hello!
>
> j joseph wrote:
>
> > check out weather report's " i sing the body electric "
>
> And SOFT MACHINE-"Fourth" & "Five". They rip!(and are very underrated).
>
> C-ya,
>
> JULIAN "The Ranting Man/Jimmy The Weed" BELANGER
> (Paincourt,Ont.,Canada)




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Date: Sun, 17 May 1998 14:49:02 +0100
From: Big Blue Engine 
To: pt-trans@mudhole.spodnet.uk.com
Subject: Re: Words
Message-ID: <355EEACE.60FA@virgin.net>

Dave Rowe wrote:
> 
> Will someone clarify a few words from
> the album "Signify" for me? Its from the
> track "Idiot Prayer" (#8)
> 
> Towards the end, you hear...
> 
> "Green and Blue patterns are pouring all over me like a
>   deck of cards."
> 
> Is that true? I have guesses on the rest as well, but
> maybe there is a place where I can find the words, eh?
> (I looked at the FAQ already...)
> 
> "I have a feeling this is what Alice Paradise must be like"?
> 
> Oohh....Oh Well...Sounds to me like all bad acid trips are the same!

Stating the obvious, aren't the lyrics included?

Gordon

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Date: Sun, 17 May 1998 14:52:33 +0100
From: Big Blue Engine 
To: pt-trans@mudhole.spodnet.uk.com
Subject: Re: sex change
Message-ID: <355EEBA1.4F61@virgin.net>

revdog wrote:
> 
> Well, it would seem that the PT Trans was down for a sex change. Since it's
> come back it's had little to do with the Tree. I thought I was on an Ozrics
> list there for a while. I suppose we digress as we await the new material. I
> would love to hear more on the lyrics, art, etc. I thank Dave for his
> question and hope it will get us back on track.
> 
> Matthew

Ah another one misses the point, this is the PT/Marillion/ozrics/jazz
fusion discussion group but the name got out of hand. What's it matter?

Gordon

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Date: Sun, 17 May 1998 17:53:27 EDT
From: Kenandsueb 
To: pt-trans@mudhole.spodnet.uk.com
Subject: Spring Cleaning time
Message-ID: <80e2d166.355f5c58@aol.com>

Well its that time was again to get rid oof some cds that are just taking up
room (not that they are bad, they just don't get played enough!) Trades or
cash accept, drop me a line and lets talk about it!

Ken
(kenandsueb@aol.com)
Kenny Wheeler "Angel Song" feat L. Konitz, D Hollnad, B. Frisell
The Field  "The Field"
Talk Talk "Natural History (best of)
Tomorrow Child "Tomorrow Child" (hard progressive from Germany
Now (American version) "Everything is Different"
Coda "What a Symphony" (special 2cd version)
Coda "Sounds of Passion"
Tribal Tech "Dr. Hee" (fusion led by Scott Henderson and Gary Willis)
Eela Craig Symphonic Rock (2lps on 1cd)
Academia "The Tale of Ocean Waves)
Java Men "A Letter to St. Paul" (Methany (early) like fusion)
Butterfly Tree "Butterfly Tree (brain May type guitar, wall of keys, great
female vocals)
The Bevis Frond "The Auntie Winnie LP
Soul Whirling Somewhere "Eating the Sea"
Nektar "Journey to the Centre of the Eye"
King Crimson "Vrooom" EP
Strobe "The Circle never Ends"
The Mushroom Band  "The Spaced Collection" A comp
Dunwich "Sol Munte E Il Tuono
Patrick Broguiere "Broceliande"
Jane "Between Heaven and Hell"
Mastermind  I, II, III, and IV (all four cds)
Pargone  "Pargone (for the tron lovers out there)
Prometheus "Prometheus"
Ravana  "Common Daze" (modern VDGG)
Salem "Salem" (does some one like JT?)
Sinkdus "Aurum Nostrum"
Cobweb Strange  "The Temptation of Successive Hours"
Dracma "A Fine Stormy Weather"
Mind Gallery "Guilty Until Proven Rich"
Mind Gallery "The Lemmings Were Pushed"
Simon Says "Ceiwen'
Abercombie "November"
Abercombie trio "While We Were Young"
Abercombie Trio "Speak of the Devil"
Mark White/Bill Frisell  'Motion Pictures" (guitar/violin duets)

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Date: Mon, 18 May 1998 00:33:50 -0400 (EDT)
From: Earl Rapp 
To: pt-trans@mudhole.spodnet.uk.com
Subject: re: jazz fusion
Message-ID: 

Hello PT-ers:

I have been enjoying the fusion talk, while we're
waiting for the next PT cd and the announcement
of the American tour dates.

Julian mentioned Soft Machine, all I can say is
they are a must listen. he also mentioned Nucleus
with Ian Carr another one, to round out your collection.
When No-Man needs a real trumpet they call Ian Carr.
and 'Sweetside Silver Night' is built on a classic Nucleus
riff.

Weather Report    "I Sing The Body Electric" is a monster.
I saw that tour in Philly way back when.

Return To Forever  "Hymn to the 7th Galaxy" another classic.
I saw them with Focus, the Netherlands first breakthrough
band. In my collection away.

the birth of this fusion thing was Miles Davis' "Bitches Brew"
the early years of fusion were really exciting. and In England
Soft Machine, Nucleus and Matching Mole didn't have to take
a back seat to anyone !!!

Best Wishes to All here !!
Earl Rapp

Earl Rapp
(donnamx@waterw.com)
http://www.waterw.com/~donnamx/



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Date: Sun, 17 May 1998 22:27:34 -0700
From: dgtalink@webtv.net (j joseph)
To: pt-trans@mudhole.spodnet.uk.com
Subject: re: jazz fusion
Message-ID: <199805180527.WAA09298@mailtod-121.bryant.webtv.net>

thanks for the reminder on soft machine. haven't heard from that group
for quite a time.

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Date: Mon, 18 May 1998 09:54:47 +0200
From: Aborigine 
To: pt-trans@mudhole.spodnet.uk.com
Subject: Re: Spring Cleaning time
Message-ID: <355FE946.567D18A1@club-internet.fr>

i recommend the Kenny Wheeler, it's damn good...!
philippe

Kenandsueb a écrit:

> Well its that time was again to get rid oof some cds that are just taking up
> room (not that they are bad, they just don't get played enough!) Trades or
> cash accept, drop me a line and lets talk about it!
>
> Ken
> (kenandsueb@aol.com)
> Kenny Wheeler "Angel Song" feat L. Konitz, D Hollnad, B. Frisell
> The Field  "The Field"
> Talk Talk "Natural History (best of)
> Tomorrow Child "Tomorrow Child" (hard progressive from Germany
> Now (American version) "Everything is Different"
> Coda "What a Symphony" (special 2cd version)
> Coda "Sounds of Passion"
> Tribal Tech "Dr. Hee" (fusion led by Scott Henderson and Gary Willis)
> Eela Craig Symphonic Rock (2lps on 1cd)
> Academia "The Tale of Ocean Waves)
> Java Men "A Letter to St. Paul" (Methany (early) like fusion)
> Butterfly Tree "Butterfly Tree (brain May type guitar, wall of keys, great
> female vocals)
> The Bevis Frond "The Auntie Winnie LP
> Soul Whirling Somewhere "Eating the Sea"
> Nektar "Journey to the Centre of the Eye"
> King Crimson "Vrooom" EP
> Strobe "The Circle never Ends"
> The Mushroom Band  "The Spaced Collection" A comp
> Dunwich "Sol Munte E Il Tuono
> Patrick Broguiere "Broceliande"
> Jane "Between Heaven and Hell"
> Mastermind  I, II, III, and IV (all four cds)
> Pargone  "Pargone (for the tron lovers out there)
> Prometheus "Prometheus"
> Ravana  "Common Daze" (modern VDGG)
> Salem "Salem" (does some one like JT?)
> Sinkdus "Aurum Nostrum"
> Cobweb Strange  "The Temptation of Successive Hours"
> Dracma "A Fine Stormy Weather"
> Mind Gallery "Guilty Until Proven Rich"
> Mind Gallery "The Lemmings Were Pushed"
> Simon Says "Ceiwen'
> Abercombie "November"
> Abercombie trio "While We Were Young"
> Abercombie Trio "Speak of the Devil"
> Mark White/Bill Frisell  'Motion Pictures" (guitar/violin duets)




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