John Zorn's Masada - Hamburg, Germany, 1994-11-12 (full)

[@labeude7142]

Ornette Coleman had titled one of his first album 1959 "The shape of jazz to come" there you go....

[@TheTwel]

piram 00:00 karaim 08:06 lachish 19:56 ashnah 22:35 tahah 30:00 katzatz 37:10 ravayah 41:23 hobah 45:32 For some reason the video kicks out towards the 54 minute mark, says an error occurred so this is as far as I could get.

[@edwardbrown8225]

Massive Zorn fan, Masada is one of his best projects (the arrangements Masada 2 book of angels series is also really good) other highlights are naked city (jazz as grindcore) And his filmworks - the big gun down (Zorn plays morricone) is extra special imo .. so much to discover

[@alexanderherbertkurz]

Have not been here for a while ... the bass player seems to me even better than last time ... great to be able to come back and listen again.

[@alexanderkurz3621]

... and again ... 56:07

[@charlesbull5400]

I remember Giant Steps. Now I can't find the stairs at all.

[@elisabethkaru1252]

Im Sommer 1994 habe ich John Zorn zum ersten Mal bewusst live in Hamburg an einem heißen Sommertag gesehen ..... An einen Auftritt in Frankfurt wesentlich früher kann ich mich nicht mehr genau erinnern ....

[@ferdinandoferretti6071]

John Zorn.... sempre fantastico. Insuperabile!

[@Isabellaaskaan]

Timestamps (full setlist) 01. 0:00:00 Piram 02. 0:08:08 Karaim 03. 0:19:54 Lachish 04. 0:22:34 Ashnah 05. 0:30:09 Tahah 06. 0:37:39 Katzatz 07. 0:41:30 Ravayah 08. 0:45:46 Hobah 09. 0:56:07 Bith Aneth 10. 1:10:03 Jair 11. 1:14:12 Sheloshim

[@ethan1886-z2x]

I never thought I would see this, thank you so much.

[@intiojeda7616]

❤️

[@athensga67]

01. Piram (Beit) 02. Karaim (Gimel) 03. Lachish (Beit) 04. Ashnah (Alef) 05. Tahah (Alef) 06. Katzatz (Gimel) 07. Ravayah (Beit) 08. Hobah (Hei) 09. Bith Aneth (Alef) 10. Jair (Alef) 11. Sheloshim (Gimel)

[@alexanderherbertkurz]

these guys are unbelievable ... thank you so much for posting this wonderful music ... 41:30, I can't stop listening to this song ... I also love 8:09, 19:55

[@oceanmachine1906]

#Zornforever

[@papanino4415]

This is quite special.

[@tjancijr]

Dave Douglas godDAMN

[@Lsaxo78]

Ashnah starts at 30:06 : so nice music - thanks for the publication.

[@francescobertanzetti3697]

very good

[@sonder152]

Love that old Masada

[@Andrés_Solo]

SUBLIME!!!

[@bexencr]

This is exactly the same concert that was released on CD as "John Zorn Masada Live" by Jazz Door, catalogue number JD 1293, with credits saying that it was a live recording from NYC, 1994. So CD credits were obviously wrong.

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

still love it!!

[@gerardobeltran3023]

baterista que inicio originalmente con masada despues fue joey baron

[@knutmotzki2387]

Sitting on my sofa,...klapping ..!!

[@Lucax42]

vamoooo

[@alexsh]

Those are copy/pasted durations, not timestamps :)

[@marcelhopsasa723]

still enough

[@gerardobeltranperez8279]

Kenny wollesen drums

[@charlesheffernan8661]

You like better than Joey Barron?

[@AntilopeDisecado]

Sorry, but the links of each song are wrong. Anyway, thanks for sharing!

[@sashakingcrimson187]

Sasha king crimson ₪₪₪₪

[@Isabellaaskaan]

25:06 The foot!

[@Bonedalas]

Zorn was definitely on an Ornette Coleman trip then. Wollesen is great here.

[@charlesheffernan8661]

Better than Joey Barron?

[@phanste009]

@@charlesheffernan8661 As good as Joey

[@hugo888888888]

45:43

[@josephryder8098]

bless'ed are the big noses