浮世击 Yellow

The kings of chillgressive aka Olaf Gretzmacher (GMO) and Christian Schoeps (Dense) from chillgressive tunes, have worked on a new downtempo full-length album for granting us to experience a perfect summer! This is the 2nd album from GMO and Dense. The first, which is entitled 'Through Other Glasses' was a remix project by Dense of former GMO works released in 2010. Now they put their powers together and present nine brand new tracks.

Frank Zappa - The yellow shark
Genre: Avant-garde classical | MP3 Lame 320 | Covers + Booklet included | RAR Recovery record 3% | 170 Mb

"The Y e l l o w S h a r k is an album of orchestral music by F* Z*, released in 1993, shortly before his death. It features live recordings from the Ensemble Modern's 1992 performances of Z*'s compositions." "Ensemble Modern is a chamber ensemble dedicated to the music of modern composers. Formed in 1980, the group is based in Frankfurt, Germany and made up variously of about twenty members from numerous countries.
Ensemble Modern tour widely and have released many recordings, performing works by such composers as Charles Ives, Olivier Messiaen, Kurt Weill, Edgard V arèse, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Conlon Nancarrow, Steve Reich, George Benjamin, F Z, Anthony Braxton, Heiner Goebbels and many others. They are highly regarded for their ability to play difficult music with complex rhythms and tempi. In 2003 the group received an ECHO.

Various Artists - Yen Box, Vol. 2 (1996) {16CD+2xBonus CD Yen Records - ALCA-5123~5138, ALZZ-13~14}
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© 1996 Yen Records / Alfa Music Japan / Toshiba-EMI | ALCA-5123~5138, ALZZ-13~14
New Wave / Synth Pop / Electronic / Rock / Pop / Japanese

¥・E・N Box Vol.2. With 64 pages booklet. Set released in a cardboard box. Each disc comes in a cardboard sleeve with artwork replicating the original LP covers. The inserts for each of these albums come bundled together with a paper sleeve stamped yen records. Yen Records - an imprint of Alfa Records that ran from 1982 to 1985 fronted by Haruomi Hosono and Yukihiro Takahashi of Yellow Magic Orchestra. Most albums were produced by Hosono or Takahashi.

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Fred Ho & The Saxophone Liberation Front - Snake-Eaters (2011) {Mutable-Big Red Media 002}
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© 2011 Mutable Music / Big Red Media | 002
Jazz / Avant-Garde Jazz / Experimental / Modern Creative / Saxophone

Snake-Eaters debuts Fred Ho's Saxophone Liberation Front, featuring composer Ho on baritone saxophone and Hafez Modirzadeh (soprano), Bobby Zankel (alto) and Salim Washington (tenor). Darker than Blue, inspired by Curtis Mayfield's song, We the People Who are Darker than Blue, employs shifting meters (including a blues section in 11/8 and 11.5 /8), 12-tone serialism, compound meter ostinati, and Lydian chromatic approaches to orchestration. Ho's Yellow Power, Yellow Soul Suite coincides with the soon-to-be publication of the Drs. Roger Buckley and Tamara Roberts' festschrift by the same title, and includes the previously recorded "Fishing Song of the East China Sea" (originally a flute trio with bass violin on the out-of-print recording by Fred Ho and the Asian American Art Ensemble, Bamboo that Snaps Back; and the now-defunct Brooklyn Sax Quartet recording The Far Side of Here), as well as Afro-Asian adaptations of other Asian folk songs.