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Peter Br: Fuck De Boere

Read "Fuck De Boere" reviewed by Derek Taylor


Leaving little room for equivocal interpretation, the title of this disc doesn't mince words and is totally indicative of the kind of antagonistic music symbolized by its imperative. As Brötzmann explains in the terse block prose of the sleeve notes the sentiment was gleaned from his many conversations with South African expatriate bassist Johnny Dyani who ...

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Peter Br: Right As Rain

Read "Right As Rain" reviewed by Derek Taylor


In the late spring of 2000, while in the midst of grueling tour with his tentet, Peter Brötzmann received some sobering news. Werner Lüdi, saxophonist, fellow improviser, and friend had passed away. Lüdi had been an infrequent collaborator of Brötzmann's over the years but the two men shared an endemic musical vision as early insurgents in ...

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Br: Shadows

Read "Shadows" reviewed by Micah Holmquist


Peter Brötzmann is an impressive figure in more ways than one. To begin with, there is his status as a legend. From his 1968 debut Machine Gun to the present day, the German saxophonist has long stood for creativity and challenging conventions. Since then he has played with many of the great avant-garde masters such as ...

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Live in Japan 1982

Label: Improvised Company
Released: 2000
Track listing: First Set 1; First Set 2.

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Mute Massaker

Label: Thirsty Ear Recordings
Released: 2000
Track listing: Mute Massaker; Cheyenne; Pearl Of Utah; Indians; Rain; Woodstock Hymne.

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Shadows

Label: DIW
Released: 2000
Track listing: Shadows: Part 1; Part 2; Part 3; A Silhouette; Encore.

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Nipples

Label: Atavistic Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Nipples*/ Tell a Green Man.

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Stone/Water

Label: Okka Disk
Released: 2000

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Caspar Br: Mute Massaker

Read "Mute Massaker" reviewed by Mark Corroto


They say the 21st century has less irony and angst, more sincerity. Maybe if you are riding a huge IPO to Bill Gates-land, yes. Otherwise, I believe it remains the battle of us against McDonalds, Disney, and Brittney Spears. Apparently Caspar Brötzmann feels the same as evidenced by his newly-formed trio. Son of Peter Brötzmann, one ...

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Br: Shadows

Read "Shadows" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Peter Brötzmann is reunited with Japanese drummer Shoji Hano and guitarist Keiji Haino for a European tour last March. This live date recorded at Wels, Austria is about as raw and true a musical expression as it gets. Brötzmann has recorded and worked with each musician separately. He recorded Dare Devil (DIW) in 1991 with Hano ...


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