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Vielle A Cru

by Extremities

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1.
Once Upon A Time 22:01
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Balkan Ninja Ghost Dance 07:09
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3.
Can Anybody See The Fish? (Poing!) 11:29
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Cauchemar 18:35
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Dag A Lig Dig Dog 05:23
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Fork The Mollusc Indecent 08:27
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Nous Sommes Cherché 10:00
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Faire Un Bruit De Succion (Squelch) 12:56
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Vyvolvát (Evoke) 09:59
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Organistrom 07:29
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Deja-Rue 24:10
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Ihre Cantata Dada 10:50
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Culled from four sessions that were at first Dave Powell guesting with Endgame, but it became something quite different, with the Endgame way of working being thrown out of the window, and in its place a distinct/unique Faust/NWW/ethnic melding of styles. In fact there's a lot of Krautrock in this - check out the tongue-in-cheek titled "Can Anybody See The Fish? (Poing!)" - it's a sizzler, and there's some big Kosmische stuff too, but it never really sits within any genre! The mammoth start to what has become an extraordinary trip, which also led to the formation of Triax (Extremities without Jim Tetlow).

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released August 1, 2003

Recorded at Tachyon Studio 7/8/2002, 18/9/2002, 30/10/2002, & 2/1/2003.
Mixed by Jim Tetlow at Tachyon Studio (20 July 2003).

Alan Freeman: synths, keys, guitar, voice, loops, effects, whistle, percussion.
Steve Freeman: bass, synths, loops, samples, turntable, voice, harmonica, etc.
Jim Tetlow: synths, loops, guitar, voice, percussion, toys, gadgets, pipes.
Dave Powell: hurdy gurdy, effects.

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Extremities Leicester, UK

After Dave Powell (master of the electronic hurdy-gurdy) joined-in on live gigs with Endgame, he also sat in on several Endgame sessions. As clearly the results were a different beast to Endgame, Extremities the quartet was formed. An occasional project, averaging one session per year, Extremities have forged a new channel between Faust-like Krautrockiness, electronic improv and NWW-esque dada. ... more

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