Impossible To Find Free Jazz HOWARD RILEY Synopsis Incus UK 1973
£
84
$
111
£ 84
Sold For
Dec 24, 2011
Sold Date
Dec 14, 2011
Start Date
£ 75
Start price
3
Number Of Bids
Italy
Country Of Seller
eBay
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graded VG++/EX for a strict Record Collector magazine grading system
label: the white label with black writings and INCUS 13 as catalogue number it's virtually EX but does have a mini stain on side one hence I'll downgrade to VG++.
cover: the cover it's nice but have a removing sticker ghost on the back hence VG+.
vinyl:The vinyl does not have marks hence EX.
review: the is a review done from an expert Jazz reviewer: "Synopsis represents material originally issued on the “Incus” LP along with one additional and previously unreleased track, performed by the venerable trio of pianist Howard Riley, bassist Barry Guy and percussionist Tony Oxley who also utilizes live electronics on this outing. Essentially, this recording resides within the classic and oft pioneering British free-jazz style of improvisation, and as some of us might surmise, the band delivers the goods in artful and curiously interesting fashion.Throughout these five pieces, the “Howard Riley Trio” embarks on a journey that features minimalist themes and microtonal passages along with subtle counterattacks amid the often-eerie undercurrents, which are abetted by Oxley’s subliminal injections of analog EFX. Whereas on “Quantum”, the band emits a sensation of timeless bliss as they dart, jab and spar with fragmented lines atop converging dialogue. Here, Oxley exhibits his uncanny approach to drumming via expertly crafted accents, odd metered rhythms and radiant tonalities as the musicians surge towards a climactic finale spearheaded by Riley’s fluttering voicings and rhythmic block chords. On the piece titled “Ingot”, Barry Guy nimbly plucks his bass strings while alternating his cunning mode of execution with resonant arco lines in conjunction with Riley’s intricate maneuvers, as the duo explores dark regions of sound via a lower register attack. Therefore, Synopsis offers yet another archival snapshot of a very important period in the European improvisational scene."....very rare really so Don't miss! SORRY for the starting price but this is really the minimum I can accept for a so rare item and this is a correct auction very different the many "pushed up" auctions I see all around! Please open your eyes!
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