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From gastarit@comm.net  Thu Apr 20 11:39:10 1995
Subject: Re:Frith


	I really enjoyed the film when it played the 1992
	San Francisco International Film Festival. Gives
	you a good feel of Fred's personality...which
	converted me from just liking his music to really
	respecting him and what he is doing. I saw it again
	last year, and can say that it holds up well on
	a second viewing. Definitely check it out!

	ObZorn: There is brief zorn appearance...nice dark
	smokey cinematography for his cameo.

	rizzi

Was listening to some Henry Cow yesterday...Boy, were they ahead of their time 
!!!

Glenn

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From sibbage@mercury.sfsu.edu  Thu Apr 20 14:57:31 1995
Subject: Zorn, etc.

I live in San Francisco--so news and product sometimes takes a little 
longer to get here--but here are my words:

I just got the new "Cobra" disk (live at Knitting Factory).  I like it a 
lot--much more like the one Cobra I have witnessed (not much experience, 
granted, but I was really able to understand the essence of the game) than 
the earlier "Cobra" disk (Hat Hut)--although it really has nothing to do 
with Zorn other than his role of devising the game (well, he does 
actually play in one session, which is interesting).  The Cobra I saw 
proved to be a huge experience and I was wondering what others' 
experiences were like.

It's nice to know that there are others who are patiently (yeah, right!) 
waiting for Masada 4.  Any more news on how to get it or if you've got it 
how would be fantastic.  Masada is the only Zorn group (Cobra doesn't 
count) that I have seen live so I have a special connection with it.  The 
lineup on the disks is different from what I have seen, however.  The 
first time Masada came to S.F., it was comprised of all S.F. musicians 
(besides Zorn, of course):  Ben Goldberg (clarinets), Trevor Dunn (bass), 
and Kenny Wollenson (drums).  The second time Masada was in S.F., 
Goldberg was replaced with Douglass (from the album).  I have no 
preference between the different lineups--they all have their unique 
gems--but I was wondering if anyone did, or if anyone has seen other 
lineups of Masada.

I just heard that Ruins has two CDs coming out on Zorn's NY-based label 
(one of them with Derek Bailey(!)).  They were supposed to be out late 
last year but I have heard and seen nothing.  Anyone?

My lover and I were watching an MTV unplugged show of Hole the other 
night and the three guest musicians were Ralph Carney, Zeena Parkins, and 
a cellist whose name escapes me right now (it might be Eric 
Freilander?).  That cracked me up.

Jake Rodriguez (sibbage@sfsu.edu)

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From proussel@ichips.intel.com  Thu Apr 20 16:55:41 1995
Subject: news concerning Tzadik

	Following some requests concerning upcoming releases from Tzadik, here
is the best I know:

Out on May 2nd:

	Krakauer Trio
	Ikue Mori
	Ruins
	Arnold Dreyblatt
	Anthony Coleman (SEPHARDIC TINGE)

Out in July

	Shelley Hirsch
	Keiji Haino
	New Klezmer Trio
	Richard Teitelbaum
	Ground Zero
	Derek Bailey + Ruins (SAISORO)

        + reissues of

	ELEGY
	KRISTALLNACHT
 
Sad to say that, but CYNICAL HYSTERIE HOUR will not be part of the FILM WORKS 
upcoming volumes, but Zorn is thinking about recording this piece again (be-
cause it seems unlikely that Sony will ever do something with it).

The duo Zorn-Eye has just been recorded (in NYC); don't know yet if it will be
issued on Avant or Tzadik. BTW, this duo is currently touring... in China!

	Patrice.

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