Текст песни Fred Frith 1988 The Technology Of Tears - 02 You Are What You Eat

Fred Frith 1988 The Technology Of Tears

And Other Music for Dance
Fred Frith - The Technology Of Tears (1988)

Released: 1988
Style: Avant-Garde
Country: USA
Label: Rec Rec
Catalog #: reCDec20

Такая вот "музыка для танцев" от замечательного композитора и гитариста Фреда Фрита (я пишу тут в кавычках — а оно ведь и вправду для танцев писалось...). Диск был изначально выпущен как двойной LP, треки с четвертой стороны LP (третья часть альбома под названием Propaganda) не вошли в более позднее переиздание на CD, и сегодня мы их не услышим. На большинстве инструментов тут играет сам Фрит, помогают ему Джон Зорн, Тенко, Кристиан Марклэй и Джим Стэли.
"Sadness, Its Bleached Bones Behind Us," and "You Are What You Eat" are unrelenting slices of hard-edged sounds over a pulse. "The Palace of Laughter, The Technology of Tears" is an imaginative, intense, varied suite comparing music which represents the past "frozen tears" of sadness — displayed as images before us by the media, etc. — with the "hot tears" of the moment that cannot be absorbed by technology. "Jigsaw" and "Jigsaw Coda" (1986) creates patterns with constantly shifting accents and sub-divisions..uneven pieces to be fit together..."Propaganda" (1987) music for a theatre production is a series of brilliantly evocative soundpieces with electronics, guitar, and sound effects...feedback and explosions in the distance, tantric harmonizing in the desert, "A deeper understanding of conflict", "The Relentless Landscape," "The Excellent Hyena," "The Wolf Demon." With John Zorn, alto sax, Tenko, voice, Christian Marclay, turntables, Jim Staley, trombone.
"Blue" Gene Tyranny

Track listing:

A. The Technology of Tears:
1. Sadness, It's Bones Bleached Behind Us (13:18)
2. You Are What You Eat (18:45)
3. The Palace of Laughter, The Technology of Tears (10:21)
B. Jigsaw
4. Jigsaw (14:47)
5. Jigsaw Coda (3:07)

Total Time 70:18

Musicians:

- Fred Frith / all instruments except as noted
— John Zorn / Alto sax (1,2,3)
— Tenko / Voice (1,2,3)
— Jim Staley / Trombone (4,5)

FRED FRITH 1988 The Technology of Tears

AND OTHER MUSIC FOR DANCE
Fred Frith - The Technology of Tears (1988)

Released: 1988.
Style: Avant-Garde
Country: USA.
Label: Rec Rec
Catalog #: RecDec20

Such here "music for dancing" from the wonderful composer and guitarist Fred Freda (I am writing here in quotes - and it really was entitled to the dances ...). The disc was initially released as a double LP, tracks from the fourth side of LP (the third part of the album called Propaganda) did not enter into a later reissue on the CD, and today we will not hear them. On most tools, the frit itself plays here, John Zorn, Tenko, Christian Marcheli and Jim Stali helps him.
"Sadness, ITS Bleached Bones Behind US," And "You Are What You Eat" Are Unrelenting Slices of Hard-Edged Sounds Over A Pulse. "The Palace of Laughter, The Technology of Tears" Is An Imaginative, Intense, Varied Suite Comparing Music Which Represents The Past "Frozen Tears" Of Sadness - Displayed As Images Before US By The Media, etc. - With the "Hot Tears" of the Moment That Cannot Be Absorbed by Technology. "Jigsaw" and "Jigsaw Coda" (1986) Creates Patterns with Constantly Shifting Accents and Sub-Divisions..Uneven Pieces to Be Fit Together ... "Propaganda" (1987) Music for the Theater Production Is A Series of Brilliantly Evocative Soundpieces With Electronics, Guitar, and Sound Effects ... Feedback and Explosions in the Distance, Tantric Harmonizing In The Desert, "A Deeper Understanding Of Conflict", "The Relentless Landscape," The Excellent Hyena, "The Wolf Demon." With John Zorn, Alto Sax, Tenko, Voice, Christian Marclay, Turntables, Jim Staley, Trombone.
"BLUE" GENE TYRANNY

Track Listing:

A. The Technology of Tears:
1. Sadness, It's Bones Bleached Behind US (13:18)
2. You are What You Eat (18:45)
3. The TECHNOLOGY OF TEARS (10:21)
B. Jigsaw
4. Jigsaw (14:47)
5. Jigsaw Coda (3:07)

Total Time 70:18

Musicians:

- Fred Frith / All Instruments Except As Notic
- John Zorn / Alto Sax (1,2,3)
- TENKO / VOICE (1,2,3)
- Jim Staley / Trombone (4.5)