Boredoms S/D

"We Rah the http://www.ottawa-anime.org/~eyevocal/boredoms/covers/superare.jpg "

Is that Sun Ra there?

http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drd500/d538/d538846vf73.jpg
http://www.plexifilm.com/images/media/space_cover72.jpg

PS - Go look at the booklet!! I think I am right.

Have you seen the Fuji Rock clips? My roomie tried to follow what Eye and Yoshimmmy were saying in the interview lead in; all he caught were words for "cool" and "awesome" or something.

Also, who was the other vocalist circa 1993?

Other vocalist is Toyohito Yoshikawa (remember his "Ac-eed Po-lee-saaayy!"?)

PS - SPACE OH AHHHHHHHHH! OOHHHHHHHHHHH!

''Eye performed with Zorn in a duo show right around the time of the Zorn 50th birthday shows at Tonic last year. Zorn told me he recorded something for him as well for possible release on Tzadik.
-- dleone (d_leon...), February 3rd, 2004.''

anyone know what happened to this? can't find anything on slsk.

Birthday Celebration Series
The Birthday Celebration series documents the best live shows from Zorn's historic performances in September 2003 at Tonic celebrating his 50th birthday.

Electric Masada: 50th Birthday Celebration Volume Four
The long awaited first release of Zorn's most recent and most powerful Masada unit. A true downtown supergroup, blending the raw power of Naked City with the improvisational madness of Cobra and the lyrical soul of the Masada songbook, Electric Masada is considered by many to be the most exciting band Zorn has ever had. This set, the taut climax of a three night run at Tonic, features the full octet at its wildest and most creative. Incredible solos, jaw dropping ensemble conductions and much more.

Also, I noticed some of the drum stuff has sounds like this Balinese drum cuing stuff I heard this year.

i think i might buy super ae tomorrow, and that ghost album, i dont know about ooioo though, maybe another time

Also, someone mentioned something about VoOoOoOoredoms looking to tour in the fall, anyone know anything about this?

Also, the Mukai Chie / Yamamoto Sei'ichi collab. is really cool -- kind of post-rockish. Only heard the first 20 minutes on the rainy ride to work, very fitting for riding across misty island and bays.

http://www.bulletsofautumn.com/boredoms/albumetc.html

Ok, I have everything on this page except:
<li>Anal By Anal
<li>super roots 2
<li>super roots 3
<li>super roots 5
<li>super roots 6
<li>super go

Also missing:

<li>Rebore 2

What to get next?

11. Anal Eater
12. God From Anal
13. Born To Anal

'anal eater' is the hit for sure

Super Roots 3 is the one that sounds like Bad Brains to me, a 30 minute hardcore punk song, and I would agree is the turning point in their discography from playing fragmented splice-punk into playing more groove oriented stuff. But this isn't groove, it's hardcore, and really not *that* interesting. SR 1&2 are similar to what they were doing on Choc Synth and Pop Tatari. I think SR2 was actually only ever available with the Japanese issue of Choc Synth, though I downloaded it from somewhere, so you can find it.

http://zeni.free.fr/musique/boredoms.htm

DJ Pica Pica Pica samples

More track IDs to come!