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Music Improvisation Company: 1969 / 1970 - VINYL LPTitle: 1969 1970 Artist: Music Improvisation Company Label: Honest Jon's Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 769791975071 Genre: Jazz Release Date: 2019 11 08 Number of Discs: 2 Additional Details: 2 PACK "The original concepts of vocal and instrumental music are utterly different. The instrumental impulse is not melody in a 'melodious' sense but an agile movement of the hands which seem to be under the control of a brain center totally different from that
Title: 1969 / 1970Artist: Music Improvisation Company
Label: Honest Jon's
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 769791975071
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2019-11-08
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: 2 PACK
"The original concepts of vocal and instrumental music are utterly different. The instrumental impulse is not melody in a 'melodious' sense but an agile movement of the hands which seem to be under the control of a brain center totally different from that which inspires vocal melody. Altogether, instrumental music, with the exception of rudimentary rhythmic percussion, is as a rule a florid, fast and brilliant display of virtuosity... Quick motion is not merely a means to a musical end but almost an end in itself which always connects with the fingers, the wrists and the whole of the body."The inclusion of the above passage from Curt Sachs's The Wellsprings of Music with this album, the recording of which predates the Music Improvisation Company's only other release, the eponymous ECM outing, indicates a clear intention to stake out territory for European free improvisation markedly different from that of the (American) free jazz it sprang from. The African-American heritage that led to jazz was melodious, vocal, field holler/church-inflected, and the Germans and the Dutch never made any secret of their affection for it, but British free improvisers in the late 1960s were looking elsewhere. Even so, and though the music press made a big deal a while back about the release of a 1965 rehearsal tape by Derek Bailey's earlier Joseph Holbrooke trio (with Gavin Bryars and Tony Oxley), their early efforts were mere tentative steps along a cliff edge wearing a line safely attached to Coltrane, and there's still a faint but distinct aftertaste of jazz in Bailey and Parker's work with the Spontaneous Music Ensemble up to and including 1968's Karyōbin (1993). But with the addition of Jamie Muir - the first great free improvising percussionist who didn't start out as a jazz drummer - and Hugh Davies and his electronics from way out leftfield in the avant-garde/experimental world, the MIC leapt right off that cliff. As Nina Hagen screamed later, "1968 is over! Future is Now!" These six tracks - tight, electric, pointillistic, brilliant, uncompromising and exhilarating - sound like nothing else that came before. In a word, seminal.
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★★★★★ 5
Great but some shine
Size: 4 Fl Oz (Pack of 2), Style: SPF 100/Lotion, Size: 4 Fl Oz (Pack of 2), Style: SPF 100/Lotion
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I'm sorry for the small rant. I know that most of the people who see this review are looking at it because they know chemical sunscreens are not the devil as they are looking at this product but I was hoping to dissuade people who adhere to the clean beauty methods from being swept up from the fear-mongering marketing.
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★★★★★ 5
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I am an adult tennis player and have been using this specific Banana Boat for Kids sunscreen for years. It is not runny or oily and does not sting eyes. I recommend it.
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No tears for my kid no breakout for me. I'd buy it again.
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★★★★★ 3
Won’t sting but too white
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It won’t stay in your eyes but it makes your face look white. I’m looking for a Sunscreen that is trans parent and won’t sting.
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