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Br: Medicina

Read "Medicina" reviewed by Rex  Butters


Medicina further documents Peter Brötzmann's volcanic creativity, here in a trio with veteran collaborators Peeter Uuskyla on drums and Peter Friis Nielsen on electric bass. While recent recordings have shown the Teutonic Tornado varying his attack with a relatively gentle touch, Medicina is pure balls-out Brötzmann, except for a ballad and his lyrical intro to “Hard ...

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Berlin Djungle

Label: Atavistic Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: What A Day, First Part; What A Day, Second Part.

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Soria Boria

Label: FMR Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Soria Boria; Orias Oriam; Riaso Riamo; Iasor Iamor; Asori Amori; Moria Soria; Oriam Orias; Riamo Riaso; Amor Iasore; Amori Airom; Airos Airom.

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Tales Out Of Time

Label: Hat Hut Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Stone Poem No. 1; Something There Is That Doesn't Love; Master Of A Small House; Cymbalism; Alto Lightning In A Violin House; From Now Till Doomsday; Did You Still Love Me/Did I Ever?; Blessed Assurance; Pieces Of Red, Green And Blue; Stone Poem No. 2.

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Medicina

Label: Atavistic Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Rocket Tango; One, Two, Three, Free; Artemisia; Justicia; Some Ghosts Step Out; Here and Now; Bones and Beans; Hard Times Blues. Total time 76:11.

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Peter Br

Read "Peter Br" reviewed by Clifford Allen


Peter Brötzmann is probably more famous (or infamous) for his lung power and ability to break a rib blowing a bass saxophone than for his ability to direct a truly cooperative group and extend a multitude of concepts over several bands. A contemporary of and heir to Frank Wright, power is not out of the question ...

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Br: Medicina

Read "Medicina" reviewed by Alexander Vogel


Peter Brötzmann is a German saxophonist who has explored the intense and dissonant worlds of jazz. Many critics claim that his pinnacle recording was with his octet in the 1968 session Machine Gun, one of the loudest, most intense and just plain frightening jazz albums of all time. Even the loudest metal bands cannot match its ...

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Br: Berlin Djungle

Read "Berlin Djungle" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


Peter Brötzmann has that unique gift of getting together musicians who are compatriots in his mission to forge unusual permutations and sounds and continuously revitalise free music. His is an ongoing adventure that gets him to explore unusual avenues and, even where it seems that the path has been trodden in the past, he leaves behind ...

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Frode Gjerstad and Peter Br: Soria Boria

Read "Soria Boria" reviewed by Rex  Butters


European wind wonders and frequent collaborators Frode Gjerstad and Peter Brötzmann bring their glacier-melting intensity to this intimate collection of clarinet duos. These two know their instruments and each other so well that they stick like shadows. Although usually associated with an A-bomb approach to playing, Brötzmann often indulges a rich melodicism on these tracks. The ...

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Br: Medicina

Read "Medicina" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Peter Brötzmann delivers strong medicine. It took me a while to properly appreciate that after having been Machine Gun ned nearly to death back in the day by the German reed player's 1968 octet recording on FMP, an experience I earnestly recommend to newbies but not at all to the faint of heart. Brötzmann taught me ...


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