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Stomu Yamashta - Floating Music & The Man From The East (1972,73) (2008) 2CD
Artist: Stomu Yamashta Title Of Album: Floating Music & The Man From The East Release Date: 1972,73/2008 Location: Japan Label: Raven [RVCD-282] Genre:Jazz Rock, Fusion, Soundtrack, Avantgarde Quality: FLAC (image + cue,log) Length: 01:52:49 Tracks: 13 Total Size:700Mb(+3%)(covers) WebSite:discogs.com
Tracklist: ------- Floating Music (1972) 1-1–Stomu Yamashta And Come To The Edge - Poker Dice 18:07 1-2–Stomu Yamashta And Come To The Edge - Keep In Lane 8:38 1-3–Stomu Yamashta And Come To The Edge - Xingu 13:09 1-4–Stomu Yamashta And Come To The Edge - One Way 11:55
The Soundtrack From 'The Man From The East' (1973) 2-1–Stomu Yamashta's Red Buddha Theatre - Scoop 2:54 2-2–Stomu Yamashta's Red Buddha Theatre - Ana Orori 3:11 2-3–Stomu Yamashta's Red Buddha Theatre - What A Way To Live In Modern Times 9:20 2-4–Stomu Yamashta's Red Buddha Theatre - My Little Partner 4:06 2-5–Stomu Yamashta's Red Buddha Theatre - Mandala 12:58 2-6–Stomu Yamashta's Red Buddha Theatre - Memory Of Hiroshima 8:40 2-7–Stomu Yamashta's Red Buddha Theatre - Mountain Pass 3:40 Bonus Tracks From Freedom Is Frightening (1973) 2-8–Stomu Yamashta's East Wind - Freedom Is Frightening 8:50 2-9–Stomu Yamashta's East Wind - Rolling Nuns 7:12
Personnel: ----- Stomu Yamashta (percussion) Joji Hirota (vocals, Clavinet) Gary Boyle (guitar) Hisako Yamashta (shamisen, violin) Shiro Murata (flute) Robin Thompson (sho, soprano saxophone, piano, organ) D. Bergen White (soprano saxophone) R. Harris (trumpet) Peter Manning Robinson (piano, electric piano) Maggie Newlands (organ) Morris Pert (drums, percussion) Hideo Funamoto (percussion).
All thanks to original releaser
Stomu Yamashta's first two Island albums are combined on this two-disc 2008 reissue. From 1972, Floating Music -- actually credited to Stomu Yamashta & Come to the Edge -- was an unusually long (51-minute) LP for the era. Side one consisted of two long studio compositions; side two had two similarly lengthy instrumental tracks, recorded on January 10, 1972, at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London. Recording with non-Japanese musicians, percussionist Yamashta with this album established himself as an accomplished purveyor of complex, versatile, and quite cerebral fusion music, though of the sort too challenging to get an audience that wide even by fusion standards. Including some world music-flavored interludes, the music nonetheless remained pretty electronic-based, and pretty serious in mood. Those qualities made it good fodder for late-night FM radio programs looking to establish a somber, intellectual ambience, though the absence of guitars also meant its appeal to rock audiences would be limited, with percussion often carrying much of the melodic weight. Recorded live in October and November of 1972, its follow-up album, The Man from the East (credited to Stomu Yamashta's Red Buddha Theatre), was a much different and more boisterous endeavor, as its music was composed to accompany a theatrical production. Perhaps it's inevitable with the loss of the visuals, but it's uneven and not wholly successful as an audio recording, the mood ranging from the quite upbeat fusion of "Scoop" and "Ana Orori" to the tribal percussion and grunts of "What a Way to Live in Modern Times." There are also quieter, pastoral passages that both echo traditional Japanese music and anticipate haunting new age sounds, with some fairly anguished Japanese-language vocals also getting heard from time to time. Though admirably diverse, it's too exasperating a sprawl to sustain uninterrupted interest, ending with a quite lovely, wistful short piece of cinematic beauty that would seem more at home on the soundtrack of a classy Italian film than within this particular group of compositions. The Raven CD reissue also adds a couple of bonus tracks, "Freedom Is Frightening" and "Rolling Nuns," from Stomu Yamashta's East Wind's 1973 album Freedom Is Frightening. ~ Richie Unterberger
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EAC extraction logfile from 11. September 2009, 18:36
Stomu Yamashta & Come To The Edge / Floating Music (1972)
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EAC extraction logfile from 11. September 2009, 19:58
Stomu Yamashta's Red Budda Theatre / The Soundtrack from 'The Man From The East' (1973)
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