JEAN-FRANCOIS PAUVROS-LE GRAND AMOUR, LP, 1986, FRANCE
Yeah yeah, you say....
another Jean-Francois Pauvros album. Well, have a gander at the line up here and think again. While this is Pauvros' album in name, these warped sessions are the product of three distinct maverick sensibilities beyond one-time Catalogue member and latter day Keiji Haino sparring partner Pauvros': Arto Lindsay (DNA), Ted Milton (Blurt) and Terry Day (Alterations), with Arto's scribble scrabble guitar vocabulary seamlessly entwined within Paurvos' prickly, spindly string extensions as Milton and Day engage in a disjointed roundelay of sax splat and loonily declamatory vocalese. Sick, touched-in-the-head sounding stuff and a real high point in Nato Record's roster of curiosities.
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4 comments:
I'm fairly certain an equal number said "Hell YEAH!"
Awesome... An excellent day of posts overall. Many thanks.
TS
yes indeed, wonderful stuff there just aint enough pauvros anywhere
many thanks
I requested this one on an earlier post of one of Pauvros' albums and then it appeared here 3 days later. Thank you for your trouble.
Pauvros is new to me. I clearly have some catching up to do. Astounded by what I've heard of him on your site. Delicacy, ferocity ... mathematics ... And I have loved Arto's atonal rhythmic clang since DNA and it sounds great here. The "vocalese" is going to take little wearing in, but I think I'll come around to it after a couple of listens. Thanks again.
I like the mellow trash vibes. keeps the weirdness lonely.
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