Ame Son Were One Of The Earliest Prog Bands To Cross-Polinate Free Jazz With Psychedelic Music, Especially On Their Full-Length "Catalyse," Released In 1970. Many Tracks Begin In An Avant Free-Form Jam That Eventually Develop Into More Structured Song And Rhythm, With Lyrics In Either French Or English, And Then Slips Back Into Another Wild Free-Form Freak-Out. Prominent Flute, Drugged-Out Vocals, And Fuzzed-Up Electric Guitar Lend This A Definite Late-'60s Underground Vibe, Though Because Of The Originality Of The Material And The Quality Of Musicianship, It Doesn't Sound Dated Like Similar Releases From That Era.
amazing, simply amazing
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ReplyDeleteAn LP from my youth I always wanted to check out, but did not have a chance to until now.
Merci!
Marc (Canada)
This is why I love mutant sounds - 1 minute from "that sounds interesting, but I'll never hear it" on Gibraltar to having a listen courtesy of yourselves. Now if there was a place to get it legit, that would be my next step now.
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Jeez !, je les avais completement oublié ceux-là. Faut que je retrouve mes vieux Actuel ...
ReplyDeleteYour blog is a treasure chest! Une caverne d'Ali Baba. Makes me feel like a one-eyed cat in a sea-food store.
Amazingly, the link's still active... Thanks for sharing this rare gem. Hopefully I'll find a lossless rip one day, too :)
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