QBICO U-NITE I NYC (QBICO 24/25) 2LP Doyle/Carter/Perry
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$ 30
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Feb 15, 2010
Sold Date
Feb 8, 2010
Start Date
$ 10
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QBICO U-NITE I, NEW YORK CITY (QBICO 24/25) 2LP folder "acquarium" cover with abyss fishes, 24: black vinyl with blue/red/white effect; 25: clear blue vinyl with yellow effects. photos by Peter Gannushkin, poem by Steve Dalachinsky, cover by Qbico
side A:
Steve Dalachinsky- Phenomena of interference (excerpt)
Andrew Barker/Charles Waters duo & trio with Daniel Carter
side B:
Andrew Barker/Charles Waters/Daniel Carter/Shanir-Ezra Blumenkranz/Perry Robinson 5et
side C
Arthur Doyle/Nuuj duo
Arthur Doyle Electro-Acoustic Ensemble with special guests Daniel Carter and Perry Robinson
side D
Arthur Doyle Electro-Acoustic Ensemble with special guest Daniel Carter
Arthur Doyle solo
rec. live @ Tonic on March 18, 2004 The Wire-July 2005 issue 257: "With releases by outsider heroes like Sunburned Hand of the Man, Makoto Kawabata and Arthur Doyle under its belt, vinyl-only label Qbico clearly has pretensions to becoming a 21st century successor to such legendary underground imprints as ESP, Shandar, Saturn or Futura. The New York disc's first half showcases a clutch of the city's free blowing journeymen to proficient, if not entirely mindblowing effect. After an opening, beautifully tangled piece of vintage Beat verse by Steve Dalachinsky, Charles Waters and Andrew Barker spar tentatively with Barker's stabbing percussion jabs failing to raise much response from Waters's muted, introspective clarinet and slightly more fiery alto. The duo expand with the addition of multi-reedist Daniel Carter, clarinettist Perry Robinson and Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz on bass. Carter raises the bar considerably, his abraded tone on trumpet and tenor providing an emotional lodestone and direct clarity for the music. The second disc is more interesting, providing series of groupings for soul-fired tenor and vocals of Alabama wildman Arthur Doyle. The mumbling eccentricity of his phrasing and the still astonishing spit and heft of his tenor are not easy vioces to accomodate, but the collection of underground rock/Improv heads who make up his Electro-Acoustic Ensemble are on inspired form, cooking up a swirling vortex of buzzing and flailing LAFMS moves that jibe perfectly. The..." Alan Cummings
all vinyls and covers are mint/like new conditions Priority shipping cost: EUROPE: for 1/3 records---> $12, for 4/8 records---> $17
USA/CANADA/JAPAN: for 1/3 records---> $15, for 4/8 records---> $27 AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND: for 1/3 records---> $22, for 4/8 records---> $35
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