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- Date Released: January 1, 1994
- Genre: Rock/Pop
- Style: Progressive Rock
- Label: RER Megacorp / IODA
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This issue of the irregular magazine RéR Quarterly came out in 1994. The CD (available with or without its printed counterpart) contains 75 minutes of music generally unavailable elsewhere. The scope of styles represented is very wide, thereby representing the interests of the ReR Megacorp/Recommended label. It takes wide ears and a solid stomach to switch from Cornelius Cardew's sweet-and-sour orchestral music to N.O.R.M.A.'s street band exuberance. In retrospect, this album is more important for the specific gems it presented to the public than for its overall listen. The tracks by Sales Combles (from the entourage of L'Ensemble Rayé), Diledadafish, and Koongoortoog (an avant rock group from Tuva fronted by a throat singer) are among the only documents left of these occulted projects. Other points of interest include an excellent live version of Thinking Plague's "How to Clean Squid," a rare example of the work of U.S. West Coast instrument builder Tom Nunn, a piece by Al Margolis that is very different from his electro-acoustic works released under the moniker If, Bwana, and a nine-minute extravaganza by N.O.R.M.A., much more festive than the music released on the group's sole ReR album, L'Arpe e l'Asino. Back in 1994, this CD was presenting an accurate snapshot of the developments in avant-garde music (mainly avant rock). Now it will appeal mostly to collectors.
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Ostrich Wheel
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Z
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TP2
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What's The Point?
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Vietnam's Victory
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Death In 40 Pictures
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Circus Music
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Sonnet 2
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Title Unknown (No. 4)
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How To Clean Squid
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Lost Title
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Walk Aside
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The Cross And The Circle
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Chair
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Les Cons Ont Dansé. Lait Condensé
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Encore
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18 Total Tracks, 75:49 Total Length
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- Scott Johnson - Photography // Jeff Beck - Bass // Jeff Beck - Bass // Jeff Beck - Bass // Jeff Beck - Bass // Henry Kaiser - Guitar (Electric) // Cornelius Cardew - Performer // John Oswald - Sax (Alto) // John Oswald - Sax (Alto) // John Oswald - Performer // John Oswald - Performer // George Lewis - Trombone // George Lewis - Trombone // Biota - Composer // Biota - Performer // Biota - Mixing // Tom Cora - Bass // Tom Cora - Cello // Tom Cora - ? // Heiner Goebbels - Synthesizer // Heiner Goebbels - Synthesizer // Heiner Goebbels - Guitar // Heiner Goebbels - Guitar // Heiner Goebbels - Piano // Heiner Goebbels - Piano // Toshinori Kondo - Trumpet // Dagmar Krause - Vocals // Pig - Drums // Pig - Drums // Pig - Drums // R. Stevie Moore - Performer // Chris Cutler - Drums // Chris Cutler - Drums // Chris Cutler - Drums // Chris Cutler - Drums // Chris Cutler - Drums // Chris Cutler - Drums // Chris Cutler - Drums // Chris Cutler - ? // Chris Cutler - ? // Chris Cutler - ? // Chris Cutler - ? // Chris Cutler - ? // Chris Cutler - ? // Chris Cutler - ? // Chris Cutler - Compilation // Chris Cutler - Compilation // Chris Cutler - Compilation // Chris Cutler - Compilation // Chris Cutler - Compilation // Chris Cutler - Compilation // Chris Cutler - Compilation // Chris Cutler - Art Direction // Chris Cutler - Art Direction // Chris Cutler - Art Direction // Chris Cutler - Art Direction // Chris Cutler - Art Direction // Chris Cutler - Art Direction // Chris Cutler - Art Direction // ZGA - Performer // ZGA - Performer // Bruce Allen - Art Direction // Bar-B-Que - Accordion // Doug Carroll - Engineer // Doug Carroll - Processing // Sarah Collins - Piano // Gerry Conway - Guitar // Chris Culter - Performer // Bob Drake - Violin // Bob Drake - Guitar (Bass) // Bob Drake - Vocals // Bob Drake - Sampling // Larry Dubin - Drums // Franco Fabbri - Guitar // Umberto Fiori - Vocals // Fred Frith - Bass // Fred Frith - Bass // Fred Frith - Guitar // Fred Frith - Guitar // Fred Frith - Performer // Fred Frith - Performer // Fred Frith - ? // Fred Frith - ? // Mark Fuller - Percussion // Mark Fuller - Drums // Slow Gibbon - Drums // Alfred 23 Harth - Clarinet // Alfred 23 Harth - Trumpet // Alfred 23 Harth - Clarinet (Bass) // Alfred 23 Harth - Sax (Tenor) // Michail Judenich - Percussion // Michail Judenich - Drums // Tom Katsimpalis - Guitar (Bass) // Tom Katsimpalis - Guitar (Electric) // Tom Katsimpalis - Producer // Tom Katsimpalis - Photography // Dave Kerman - Drums // Dave Kerman - Keyboards // Susanne Lewis - Vocals // Teena Lyle - Percussion // Owen Maerks - Drums // Pino Martini - Guitar (Bass) // Micky Skin - Drums // Tom Nunn - Performer // Anonymous Paleontologist - Drums // Eddie Parker - Flute // Vadim Petrenko - Guitar // Mark Piersel - Guitar (Acoustic) // Mark Piersel - Percussion // Mark Piersel - Trumpet // Mark Piersel - Producer // Mark Piersel - Engineer // Steve Scholbe - Flute // Steve Scholbe - Percussion // Steve Scholbe - Clarinet (Bass) // Steve Scholbe - Sax (Alto) // Steve Scholbe - Producer // Steve Scholbe - Ching // William Sharp - Bagpipes // William Sharp - Producer // William Sharp - Engineer // William Sharp - Processing // Ashley Slater - Trombone // Nick Sudnik - Keyboards // Nick Sudnik - Vocals // Nick Sudnik - Ring Modulator // Gordon Whitlow - Organ // Gordon Whitlow - Banjo // Gordon Whitlow - Piano // Gordon Whitlow - Guitar (Bass) // Gordon Whitlow - Producer // Cam Wilson - Engineer // Larry Jon Wilson - Producer // Alexander Zhilin - Bass // Alexander Zhilin - Percussion // Alexander Bapa - ? // Sayan Bapa - ? // Mike Johnson - Guitar // Kaigal-ool Khovalyg - Vocals // Thinking Plague - Performer // Dirk Vallons - Art Direction // Dirk Vallons - Booklet Design // Eric Jacobson - Synthesizer // Marina Kavezzina - Art Direction // Gilles V. Rieder - Drums // Gilles V. Rieder - Vocals // Al Margolis - Performer // Ed Baxter - Typesetting // Ed Baxter - Label Design // Bill Ellsworth - Art Direction // Greg Heimbecker - Engineer // Lesego Rampolokeng - Performer // Roger Sutherland - ? // Roger Sutherland - Artwork // David Myers - Performer // Chris DeChiara - Engineer // Steve DeChiara - ? // Steve Moore - Performer
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