The tracks in this collection, all of them for orchestra rather than a few instruments, are presented in chronological order, from Intersection 1 and Structures (both 1951) to the title track (1976). Despite the 25-year span it all sounds like it belongs together -- a very nice addition to the Feldman catalog on emusic (which is quite extensive, though you have to search the album titles for "Feldman" to find many of them.
Of all rock's family tendrils, rockabilly is the one that keeps re-boppin', sporting a revival every decade or so, its coming-of-age kicks allowing each new offspring to roll its own. Guitar-heavy, emphasizing Wild Ones rebellion ("whaddya got?") and sonic dazzle (heavy on the reverb and chest vibrato), it raves and paves garage-punk (The Seeds to Damned), shockabilly (The Cramps and Chadbourne), new-wave (Stray Cats and Dire Straits), waggle-wobble (Jon Spencer and Boss Hog), Nirvana and… more »
