THURSTON MOORE :
guitare, amplificateur, microphone 8 pistes
TOM SURGAL :
batterie, percussion
WILLIAM WINANT :
batterie, percussion

Info wydawcy:

Enregistr LIVE au 13ieme FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DE MUSIQUE ACTUELLE DE VICTORIAVILLE le 17 mai 1996 par pour lmission LE NAVIRE NIGHT. Mixage et montage numrique : THURSTON MOORE Oeuvre picturale : KIM GORDON Graphisme et photos : FRANOIS BIENVENUE Assistante a la production : JOANNE VZINA Producteur dlgu : MICHEL LEVASSEUR

This album-length improvisation, recorded as it happened, is a beautiful thing. The three musicians are carried away by the power of pure sound and energy. To a place where categorical labels (new music, free jazz, noise) heft all the semiotic weight of a velvet turd. To a place where the sex-roiled soul of Sable Starr can be transubstantiated into the pure light of Tibetan Buddhisms soul female deity. Hence, the pieces title. And this CD is only a document of something that happened once and will never happen the same way again. But youve got to be glad it exists. Because the truth is that sometimes a carrot IS a motherfuckin diamond. And the proof of that glistens in your hand. So free Tibet. Right now. Thanks. Byron Coley S. Deerfield MA, 1996

Info wydawcy:

Enregistr LIVE au 13ieme FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DE MUSIQUE ACTUELLE DE VICTORIAVILLE le 17 mai 1996 par pour lmission LE NAVIRE NIGHT. Mixage et montage numrique : THURSTON MOORE Oeuvre picturale : KIM GORDON Graphisme et photos : FRANOIS BIENVENUE Assistante a la production : JOANNE VZINA Producteur dlgu : MICHEL LEVASSEUR

This album-length improvisation, recorded as it happened, is a beautiful thing. The three musicians are carried away by the power of pure sound and energy. To a place where categorical labels (new music, free jazz, noise) heft all the semiotic weight of a velvet turd. To a place where the sex-roiled soul of Sable Starr can be transubstantiated into the pure light of Tibetan Buddhisms soul female deity. Hence, the pieces title. And this CD is only a document of something that happened once and will never happen the same way again. But youve got to be glad it exists. Because the truth is that sometimes a carrot IS a motherfuckin diamond. And the proof of that glistens in your hand. So free Tibet. Right now. Thanks. Byron Coley S. Deerfield MA, 1996