Hallo zusammen,
hoffe ich bin hier richtig. ich suche dieses album schon seit langem - leider unauffindbar. Hoffe dass jemand von euch diese platte kennt/hat.
Info zu
Yamasuki Singers - Les Mondes Fabuleux Des Yamasuki:
www.forcedexposure.com/labels/finders.keepers.uk.html
"For those in need of epic, exotic, metronomic and dare I say it 'proto-psychedelic-hip-hop that defies categorization' you need look and listen no further. An educational-bubblegum-multi-cultural-psych-rock-opera with lavish choral arrangements and triple-fat beats and bass-lines is the only way to describe this 1971 French/Japanese choreography LP which was designed to bridge the European and Eastern-Asian culture-gap through the power of deep and funky music. This pseudo-Japanese concept album was the brainchild of prolific French production duo Jean Kluger and Daniel Vangarde. Based on a dance named the 'Yamasuki,' it was originally released in very small quantities on the independent label Biram in 1972, inadvertently becoming a useful educational tool for French students keen to learn Japanese. Yamasuki is a collection of beautiful pop songs, sung by a Japanese choir, offset to pounding drum patterns, vibes and fuzz guitar work-outs. The hip-hop-esque beats of 'Yama Yama' and 'Kono Samuri' have made the original LP a highly sought-after relic for break collectors and loop diggers. So that's all you need to know, apart from the added information that original copies of this record are as rare as the usual Finders Keepers hand-carved-stallion-stools; and for those who are asking... this IS the first time Yamasuki has been released on compact disc, as well as being beautifully recreated on DJ- friendly black vinyl. It's also been mastered by Jean Kluger himself from the original studio tapes."[/img]
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Jean Claude Vannier - L'Enfant Assassin Des Mouches
www.forcedexposure.com/labels/night.and.day.france.html
2003 French reissue of this classic Serge Gainsbourg associated album (more recently reissued in the UK on Finder's Keepers). Recorded in 1972, at the same sessions as Gainsbourg's monumental Histoire De Melody Nelson, but never officially released until this CD came out. Incredible orchestral rock production, finally receiving it's due acclaim. Described as: 'A supernatural tale written by Serge Gainsbourg to music by Jean-Claude Vannier'. Jean-Claude Vannier's liner notes: "Paris, April 1972: A phone call this morning: a far-off murmur that I vaguely make out: 'it's me, you coming round?' It's like a game: when I don't understand, I know it's him. Verneuil Street is part of the route I take for my walks and we often spend the afternoon together. Uncomfortably seated in the black living room, him in his old dentist's chair and me on the prie-dieu, we listen to what I just recorded at the Studio des Dames. I know that Serge likes how I write and it is quite natural that he be the first to discover my brand new instrumental album. I like listening to music with musician friends: amused reactions, the complicity of caught out children, knowing smiles. But this time it's different: the score inspires Serge, a sort of ballet, a tale, 'a supernatural story with flies I think; give me the night to work on it'. And the next day to my amazement I discovered this King of the Flies, this Child and these Matches that he had thought up, dancing to the notes of my music. The record was never released: life, laziness, the weather at sea and death too. It gives me great pleasure for you to discover it today."
wäre mega-mässig dankbar für hinweise!
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