On 08-10-97 CLARK RAY wrote to KENNETH NEWMAN...
CR> As for the 5uu's, one of the CDs I've bought over the last
CR> few months I was absent from this echo was a 5uu's
CR> compilation CD called _Point of Views_. It is a collection
CR> of selected tracks from their _Bel Marduk & Tiamut_ and
CR> _Elements_ LP, the _Bar Code_ 7" single, and a track
CR> originally released with the ReR Quarterly magazine. The
CR> music here is fantastic with much emphasis on percussion. I
CR> like it better than Hunger's Teeth_.
My sentiments eggs-actly. I like _Hunger's Teeth_,
especially the moments when the bass goes totally wicked
and in your face. But I enjoy _Point of Views_ a lot
more. THat's the one I would recommend to people.
CR> Have you checked out the Hungarian band Korai Orom? I have
CR> their self-titled and enjoy it immensely. Kind of like The
CR> Ozrics without any real leads and more influence of African
CR> and Mid-Eastern music. More layers than The Ozrics, too.
Two in a row, Clark. AFAIK all their albums are self
titled. I have Korai Orom 95 (Early Fun) and Korai Orom
96, both of which are similar and very good. Sort of
modern ethno-psych-trance ambient prog. Decent for late
night listening. Good in the Walkman while running, too.
The same guy in Hungary (Biga, maybe you know him?) who
got me into Korai Orom turned me on to Onehalf/Viperflat
(I forget their Hungarian name) who are kind of like 801
Live. Good for loud play. He also sent me a CD by Vizonto
(my fave Hungarian band, btw) called _Electric Shepherd_.
Real nice, with a strong folk influence, definitely prog
folk, but more accessible and less RIO-ish than their
earlier stuff.
Ever hear of a band called Granfalloon?
Cheers,
Kenneth
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