1. Grrr

Editorial Reviews
Paul Bijlsma, Phosphor (Germany), January 1, 2005
... The music is layered, extreme, harsh and loud. Sound snippets are catapulized with high speed into the musical orbit …

Eric Hill, Exclaim!, March 1, 2005
The recording is superb and in early tracks minute details of sound can be isolated within the overall squall.

Album Description
In the spring of 2003, Martin Tétreault and Otomo Yoshihide toured part of Europe in a 15-date, 16-day marathon. Out of these improv concerts, six were captured on various media : cdr, dat and minidisc. The thought of preserving these moments came naturally to the ears of our two turntablists and was motivated by the renewed pleasure of playing together and of course by the quality of the music, which, night after night, explored new forms ranging from sonic economy to something much harsher. On this first installment in a planned trilogy, they present their noisiest material, hence the very apt title 1. GRRR.

1. Grrr

1. Grrr
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    		1. Grrr
    Otomo Yoshihide; Martin Tétreault
    Manufacturer: Ambiances Magnétiques
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music
    GeneralGeneral | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music
    ASIN: B0007Y3U42
    Release Date: 2005-01-01

    Tracks:

    1. Brest no 3 / Le Vauban, 22.04.03
    2. Nijmegen no 4b / Extrapool, 25.04.03
    3. Orls no 3 / Astrolabe, 27.04.03
    4. Lyon no 1 / Kafe Myzik, 28.04.03
    5. Lyon no 6 / Kafe Myzik, 28.04.03 (2003)
    6. Grenoble no 1 / Le 102, 29.04.03
    7. Grenoble no 3 / Le 102, 29.04.03
    8. Grenoble no 8 / Le 102, 29.04.03

    Product Description

    In the spring of 2003, Martin Tétreault and Otomo Yoshihide toured part of Europe in a 15-date, 16-day marathon. Out of these improv concerts, six were captured on various media : cdr, dat and minidisc. The thought of preserving these moments came naturally to the ears of our two turntablists and was motivated by the renewed pleasure of playing together and of course by the quality of the music, which, night after night, explored new forms ranging from sonic economy to something much harsher. On this first installment in a planned trilogy, they present their noisiest material, hence the very apt title 1. GRRR.

    Music:

    1. A Starry Night
    2. Alternative NRG
    3. Amazing Disgrace
    4. As Simple As That
    5. Babes in Arms
    6. Bad Brains
    7. Bad Brains
    8. Before Today [CD-single]
    9. Best Of Request - Vol. 1 | October 2002 - March 2003
    10. Big Broad

    Music

    music

    Music

    N.E.W.S. [Import]

    Preludes, Airs, and Dances

    Pro defunctis: Liturgy for the Death of the Baroque Era

    The Best Of II Worlds

    Canadian Tribute [Import]

    Relaxing Dreams V.9 [Import]

    Something To Dance About: The Music Of Irving Berlin

    Palestrina: Motets & Madrigals

    Rendirse

    Resonance: Chamber Works - Volume I

    Quartets

    Soliloquy, Vol. 1-2

    Que Te La Pongo

    He Ain't Playin'

    Hopeless Romantics