FOO-EEE Records R2 71020, 1992 (41:26)
Dates: July 1st, 1978 and 1970
Location: Circus Krone, Munich Germany (July 1st, 1978 ), and Uddel
Germany (1970)
Tracks 1-5 and 8-12 live at the Zirkus Krone in Munich, September 1978
Tracks 6-7 live in Uddel, Belgium, December 1970
The Munich set was a "non-public performance" that was broadcast as a film called
"We Don't Mess Around", which is the source of this audio.
Length: ~42 min
Sound quality: FM radio A- (Munich)
Label: A 6606
Cross-reference: Zappalog #240, Beat the Boots II
From: Jon Naurin [naurin[at]mbox300.swipnet.se]
At the Circus: From a TV broadcast (We Don't Mess Around) rehearsal in
Munich Sep 1978.
From: Hanzo [hhf[at]euronet.nl]
talking doll noises (recorded in a German toy-shop as seen in the video
'We Don't Mess Around' 1979)
From: Patrick Neve
...and, who was "Penderetski"? (sp?)
From: John Henley [jhenley[at]mail.utexas.edu]
Krzystzof Penderecki, 20th-Century Polish composer ("Threnody for the
Victims of Hiroshima")
From: biffyshrew[at]aol.com
Polish composer Krzysztof Penderecki (born 1933 and still kickin'). He's
one of the really great ones.
From: biffyshrew[at]aol.com
Subject: Re: Mauricio Kagel eat your heart out, eat yer heart out!
Oops, this one hadn't appeared when I answered the question about
Penderecki, or I woulda done 'em both at once. It's Argentine-born
composer Mauricio Kagel (1931- ). He wrote a lot of pioneering electronic
music, and experimented with indeterminacy, which is probably the context
FZ was thinking of when he made the above remark. Kagel is even on the
Freak Out influences list.
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