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01:32
Kubrick
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05:41
Sala
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04:51
Dragon
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02:50
Angelo
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04:30
Ill-prepared
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04:56
Delight at the End of the Tunnel
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05:04
Olive Arrows
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04:50
80
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00:59
Creaks
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02:34
Turbines
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02:25
Stamps
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03:11
60 Hertz
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05:38
Hip Replacement
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AllMusic Review by Nitsuh Abebe
David Slusser's work history ranges from collaborations with John Zorn to music editing for Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas, and co-composing with David Lynch. Delight... demonstrates why -- Slusser has a sense of cinematic composition and sound collage that is simply amazing. "Kubrick" is a wide-screen tone-poem that (like all of Slusser's work) goes beyond any sense of "experimentalism" into something concrete and fully realized, while "Dragon" accompanies the …
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David Slusser's work history ranges from collaborations with John Zorn to music editing for Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas, and co-composing with David Lynch. Delight... demonstrates why -- Slusser has a sense of cinematic composition and sound collage that is simply amazing. "Kubrick" is a wide-screen tone-poem that (like all of Slusser's work) goes beyond any sense of "experimentalism" into something concrete and fully realized, while "Dragon" accompanies the …
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06:05
Twilight Erie
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06:08
Beautiful Ohio
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10:50
Blues for Lucifer
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06:30
Eight Miles High
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06:51
Howard Street
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05:25
Migrants
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08:49
Ornette-thology
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07:39
Steve's Shorts
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"fashionably quirky...burns up his soprano saxophone"
Ohio expatriates David Slusser and Ralph Carney pay tribute to their rust belt beginnings on the Akron-inspired Rubber City. Slusser recorded these live quartet performances in the San Francisco Bay Area, with guests dropping in to add flavorful touches. Slusser, Carney, and drummer Chris Ackerman all barely escaped Ohio without gross disfigurements from industrial accidents to make music on the West Coast. Rounding out Slusser’s quartet is …
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Ohio expatriates David Slusser and Ralph Carney pay tribute to their rust belt beginnings on the Akron-inspired Rubber City. Slusser recorded these live quartet performances in the San Francisco Bay Area, with guests dropping in to add flavorful touches. Slusser, Carney, and drummer Chris Ackerman all barely escaped Ohio without gross disfigurements from industrial accidents to make music on the West Coast. Rounding out Slusser’s quartet is …
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02:04
Jazzdeath
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05:37
Brotherette
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03:43
Purple Road
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07:11
Cavour Lounge
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05:16
Legend of Ornette
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07:37
Down in the Mine
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07:37
Story
Walking Caen
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03:33
Nowhere Fast
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04:26
Not My World
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01:16
Trouble In Tiretown
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David Slusser wrote all ten selections for this CD, utilizing an instrumentation that hints at the Ornette Coleman Quartet (substituting a second reed for Don Cherry's cornet) while adding a healthy dose of his wit and hints at earlier styles of jazz. "Jazzdeath," which is full of obvious song quotes and clichés, sounds as if the musicians are trying to kill jazz or at least satirize the hard bop revival of the 1980s, while …
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04:10
Perdita
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02:38
Dark Spanish Symphony
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David Slusser -piano, Bob Zucker & Myles Boisen -guitars, Bill Fairbanks -bass, Chris Ackerman -drums, Ralph Carney -sax on Perdita
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03:42
black
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Barbara Chaffe -flutes, David Abel -viola, Trey Spruance -guitar, David Shea -turntables, David Slusser -sound effects, William Winant -percussion, Mike Patton -voice
video of "Blue": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEMfUvEzrUQ
video of "Blue": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEMfUvEzrUQ
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02:14
Best Friends
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05:20
Story
Deer Meadow Shuffle
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David Slusser -piano, David Cooper -vibes, Myles Boisen -guitar, Bill Fairbanks -bass, Donald "Duck" Bailey - drums,
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03:36
Wildflower
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01:30
Chimpocracy
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03:24
Morning Sun
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04:18
Killin' Mood
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04:25
Late Night Visitor
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03:44
Curious Mack (The Eagle)
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03:57
Iron Dreidel
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03:26
Crusade
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08:10
Journey of the Dunce
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03:36
Resort
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Ralph Carney: horns, percussion, vocal
David Slusser: horns, electronics
Len Paterson: guitar, tapes
Stephen B. Clarke: guitar, trumpet
Russ Schoenwetter: drums, vocal
Marc Weinstein: drums
David Slusser: horns, electronics
Len Paterson: guitar, tapes
Stephen B. Clarke: guitar, trumpet
Russ Schoenwetter: drums, vocal
Marc Weinstein: drums
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03:34
She'sGoneAway
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03:58
Good Vibrations
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Conceived and recorded thirteen years before Dave Brubeck's passing.
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01:51
Legend of the Mountain (excerpt)
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00:34
Trouble at Spring Inn (excerpt)
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01:06
Hidden Fortress (excerpt)
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00:50
Hsia Nu (excerpt)
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02:58
Thug
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All instruments and production by David Slusser
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02:10
Liber Novis (excerpt)
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Inspired by The Red Book of Carl Jung
Stephen Gosling - piano, John Medeski -organ, David Slusser - sound effects, Kenny Wollesen -percussion, John Zorn - Foley, samples, narration
Stephen Gosling - piano, John Medeski -organ, David Slusser - sound effects, Kenny Wollesen -percussion, John Zorn - Foley, samples, narration