AMM feat. Evan Parker - Trio Improvisation at Cafe Oto, London

[@leopoldrousseau7010]

13:35 that cymbal spinning and saxophone combo was incredible. Eddie's smile at the end says it all

[@Ӝ̵̨̄-к6ж]

I like the sound of Eddie's nasal passages.

[@hexus9198]

The bonus member of this quartet

[@SilvioMOIZ]

Fantástico!

[@basural]

Excelencia!:.

[@mr_fr0ggy]

I’m so happy for you 😊

[@KaiWatson]

So beautiful.

[@wesleybarsaribeiro]

Beautiful!

[@chrispackhamdrums6791]

beautiful

[@liamwhitney509]

Lots of space with some attention to detail but not too much. Lovely.

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

still love it!!

[@HK83IE]

My favorite group when Prévost refrains from bowing his cymbal.

[@Markus_Breuss]

🤣🤣🤣

[@joethelionjoethelion]

Hey It’s not easy for a drummer

[@cesareantinellipickinup]

E. Parker on tenor.... A new

[@Markus_Breuss]

👍👍👍

[@StephenGrew]

John Tilbury on piano?

[@Stoner075C]

Completely unrelated perhaps, no, surely; but I can't help thinking of Tristan Murail.

[@loganperry]

Unrelated in the sense that one is a spectral composer and AMM is free music, but I think they probably share opinions on the purpose of music and the reasons they both create are probably similar. Just speculation.

[@Alison-wq9el]

i think possibly two sides of the same coin, both a strict rejection of the traditional composed form yet AMM looks inside the souls of us people through improvisation , while Murail looks inside the soul of sounds themselves through spectral analysis, opposite but the same in a sense love both !

[@culturebutter]

What albums sound like this????

[@pabloid_j]

The Fat is Gone - Peter Broztmann

[@pyril]

elodie - vieux silence

[@suncity22001]

ive been to some of these gigs, been listening to weird music for 30 years. whenever im at a gig i look around at the audience and wonder if we are all thinking the same thing, is this music utter crap, damn i need to use the loo, and i really cant wait til its over so i can go and have a pint and something to eat.... and the girls who have been dragged to these things are a picture... but, when listening at home horizontally , with a decent set of headphones, half asleep sometimes, this music does do something, it takes you places. yes perhaps anyone could play this stuff but we didnt, and they did.

[@paintsilj]

Anyone could play this? 🙄

[@suncity22001]

@@paintsilj not literally

[@jazzzzdude]

When you listen to it at home with headphones, if you concentrate hard enough, it almost seems not pretentious at all!

[@louisgardner5580]

I always find that when I am at these experimental gigs stood up I am absolutely miserable because all I can notice is the lactic acid building up in my sore legs as I try not to move and stare at the performers, and I think of, like you mention, the perceptions of those bored around me. However when I manage to nab a seat during the intermission I can really enjoy the music. So I do think comfort is required to enjoy this kind of music. Unless it was socially acceptable to move around and dance to it

[@sashakingcrimson187]

sasha king crimson ₪₪₪₪

[@DdGgSs544JB]

Could be a Morton Feldman... Jamie Briton

[@sashakingcrimson187]

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