Europe Bag Of Bones Rar
Legendary Swedish rock band Europe are due to release their latest album, “Bag of Bones” at the end of April. The album was recorded with producer Kevin Shirley who has produced albums for Iron Maiden, Joe Bonamassa, Black Country Communion, Black Stone Cherry and Journey, a pretty impressive CV.They say lightening doesn’t strike twice, well in my household it did, when I finally got round to listening to the their last opus ‘last look at eden’ I had to convince myself it was Europe by taking the cd out and having another look at it, just to make sure I had the right one.‘Last Look At Eden’ was not what I was expecting from Europe. A marked change in direction from the mostly melodic ‘Secret Society’ release, ‘Last Look At Eden’ simply rocked.So here we are again with me reaching for the eject button on the cd player, not quite, I stopped myself just in time.
What we have here is a great obscure 90's release from Holland. Seafood was a short-lived group that consisted of four jazz and improvisation musicians based in The Netherlands: Canadian musician Alan Laurillard (saxophone, voice and sampler) and Dutch musicians JB Bollen (violin, voice, sampler, synthesizer), Michiel Scheen (voice, synthesizer) and Chander Sardjoe (percussion). All of them were heavily involved in the Dutch jazz and improvisation scene and have been releasing numerous albums throughout the years. Chander Sardjoe also collaborated with the Belgian ethno-avant-jazz trio around the same time when Seafood was active.Seafood's Bait came out in 1998 in limited quantities on CD with a fishhook with coloured feathers attached to its cover and a small plastic fish in the jewel case. The group described their music in the booklet:Seafood is a new music group that creates a synthesis between culture and subculture, between improvisation and academism, between small brains and underbelly.
Result: House-Techno-Hardcore-New Music-Jazz-Impro-Drum and Bass-Fusion.Definitely an accurate description. This is a musical adventure that blends in so much musical talent and styles from worlds far beyond that I slowly realize that this could be one of the greatest albums from The Netherlands from the 90's in general.Each track on the album is composed by one of the four musicians of the group. Seafood inventively tie together humoristic improvisation, future jazz, sample-mania and different electronic dance music styles into something of mind-boggling alien creation of almost proportions. It's also reminiscent of Uwe Schmidt's (Atom TM) project of the 90's where latin jazz and rhythms were blended with electronic instruments and dance music.
Europe Band
Obviously there are more examples of that 90's musical realm that often got labelled Future Jazz or Nu-Jazz back in those days, but this came to mind.Moreover, Seafood is what I imagine to be the future sound of what great Dutch bands like or had been playing a decade earlier. This is some far out stuff! Another very little known album from Holland that deserves more attention!Get it. Here is another great tape from the home-taping cassette network, this time from the US. It's quite an unknown one that compiles 25 different artists from various genres with home-taping tracks created around the theme of sleep. Yes: sleep, dreams, snores, lullabies and other sleepytime sounds that are meant to keep you awake or to put you to deep hypnotizing sleep.As for the artists I'd say that some of them are to be found more regularly on US home-taping cassettes like the mind-warping that came from North-Canton, Ohio or from Fairfax, California. But about most of the acts I have no clue who they were.
Europe Bag Of Bones Rar List
I also don't know who released this compilation, how many were made or when it was exactly released.Another interesting cassette in the typical American home-taping style, with lots of silliness, humor, cool electrified tracks, pop songs and experimental sounds. A perfect soundtrack to the time of hibernation during this winter that is commencing! ZzzzzzzzGet it.