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Michel Gonet - SO4 H2 (The Electronic Era) (Mondiophone MO 16/Crea Sound 46.515)

Started by tezeta, October 19, 2018, 03:39:36 PM

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tezeta

Here's something I totally adore - Psychedelic jazz fusion with really cool and weird instrumentation to go along - Drum machine, violin and homemade instruments among others!

A little background on the possible identities of the players...

"Catherine Ribeiro's backing band Alpes were notorious for their own invented instruments, namely the percuphone and cosmophone, which are distinctively heard here. A curiosity, this is almost certainly Alpes incognito, and could well be...
Patrice Moullet: cosmophone, percuphone, guitar.
Patrice Lemoine: organ.
Jean-Sébastien Lemoine: percuphone, bass

A wild guess, but maybe the violin could be David Rose, the flute? - who knows!?, and some of the lead guitar sounds very Pierre Cerez!"

All mysteries aside, a highly, highly enjoyable and unusual record. Happy listening!

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discogs.com/Michel-Gonet-SO4-H2-The-Electronic-Era/release/1112157
Last Edit: February 21, 2019, 01:04:49 AM by tezeta



roope

This is a special one and well respected in this household. Thanks for sharing a FLAC! Also thanks for giving it a super interesting context! I'm excited to hear this could be the Alpes playing!

Greta

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tezeta

Quote from: roope on October 19, 2018, 08:33:17 PMThis is a special one and well respected in this household. Thanks for sharing a FLAC! Also thanks for giving it a super interesting context! I'm excited to hear this could be the Alpes playing!

So glad to hear you're a fan of Alpes too - A very special group.

Rocco

Thank you so much for sharing gems like this, Tezeta! What a wonderful, psychedelic album. It's new for me.


ericmivalstoothbrush

Thanks a lot for this excellent share, tezeta! This music is where it's at! :D

LMTH303

Thank you Tezeta for another beautiful share. Clearly one of Michel Gonet most accomplished albums.


Muff Diver

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tezeta

Really grateful for everyone's appreciation here. Such a magnificent work, quite likely my favorite library record. Its only flaw is that it's too short! ;D