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K kooche Member Los Angeles CA Joined: Apr 19, 2003 Posts: 577	K kooche Posted posted on Fri, Apr 29, 2005 7:58 PM the thing is...he is a musical and biz genius ...one because he is the other...so when i buy his stuff...i read the cover and trust and believe EVERYTHING!!! from his "NEWS/UPCOMING" section on tzadik.com John Zorn: Filmworks XVI [#7347] Zorn’s latest soundtrack is scored for percussion and electronics, and features two masterful musicians who have been working with him consistently since 1981: Cyro Baptista and Ikue Mori. The subject of the film is quite remarkable—men who work life-threatening jobs—and as the settings jump from Java to China, Nigeria to the Ukraine, so does the music. Steaming sulphur mines, the bloodbaths of a brutal slaughterhouse…these are just a few of the scenes that are evoked in this unique score that blends dynamic rhythms with ambient soundscapes. "more please" is right...again...sorry zorn...

the thing is...he is a musical and biz genius ...one because he is the other...so when i buy his stuff...i read the cover and trust and believe EVERYTHING!!!

from his "NEWS/UPCOMING" section on tzadik.com

John Zorn: Filmworks XVI [#7347]
Zorn’s latest soundtrack is scored for percussion and electronics, and features two masterful musicians who have been working with him consistently since 1981: Cyro Baptista and Ikue Mori. The subject of the film is quite remarkable—men who work life-threatening jobs—and as the settings jump from Java to China, Nigeria to the Ukraine, so does the music. Steaming sulphur mines, the bloodbaths of a brutal slaughterhouse…these are just a few of the scenes that are evoked in this unique score that blends dynamic rhythms with ambient soundscapes.

"more please" is right...again...sorry zorn...

Post #155849 by kooche on Fri, Apr 29, 2005 7:58 PM