Tracks 1 to 8 recorded in November 1979 and previously released as the "Musique Pour Garçons Et Filles" 10" in 1981 on Recommended Records.
Track 9 recorded in October 1982 and previously released on "Paris Tokyo" compilation on Tago Mago in 1983.
Track 10 recorded at Festival de Théatre et Danse, Chartres, in 1984 and previously unissued.
Track 11 recorded in June 1986 and previously released in 1988 on "Douze Pour Un Vol. 2" compilation on AYAA.
Track 12 recorded in December 1986 and previously unissued.
Track 13 recorded in February 1990 and previously released on "Moonbeam Movies" double cassette on ADN Tapes in 1991.
Track 14 recorded in May 1990 and previously released on "Moonbeam Movies" double cassette on ADN Tapes in 1991.
Tracks 15 and 16 recorded in November 1979, remixed in 1996 (outtakes of the "Musiques Pour Garçons Et Filles" session).
Tracks 17 and 18 recorded in 1979 and previously unissued.
"Musiques Pour Garçons Et Filles" was released by Recommended Records in 1981, then re-released by Spalax in 1997.
Get it here : Video-Aventures - Musiques Pour Garçons Et Filles
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Showing posts with label Video-Aventures. Show all posts
2011-06-04
Video-Aventures - Camera
Vidéo-Aventures est une entité musicale créée par Dominique Grimaud et Monique Alba, après la dissolution de Camizole en 1978. Vidéo-Aventures a publié 3 "concept-albums" où se cotoient electronica (avant l'heure), acoustique déglinguée et électroacoustique dadaïste. Un univers fantasmagorique dans tous les sens du terme.
Jac Berrocal took part in the realization of this album.
"Camera" was released by Tago Mago in 1984, then re-released by Spalax in 1997.
Get it here : Video-Aventures - Camera
Jac Berrocal took part in the realization of this album.
"Camera" was released by Tago Mago in 1984, then re-released by Spalax in 1997.
Get it here : Video-Aventures - Camera
Tags :
Electronic,
Experimental,
New Wave,
Video-Aventures
Paris-Tokyo [C40 Tape]
This prestigious compilation showcases French artists on one side and Japanese artists on the second side.
Interesting enough, the 2 Merzbow tracks featured here are absolutely not what you could expect from the most famous noise terrorist. It was the time when Masami Akita was not necessarily doing noise.
Side Paris :
A1 Richard Pinhas - Joe Chips Meets K.B. (Part. 2)
A2 Jac Berrocal & Jacques Doyen - Sacré!
A3 Vidéo-Aventures - Le Retour De L'Homme Au Grand Chapeau
A4 Fondation - Contact
A5 Vidéo-Aventures - Anyhow For Tennis
A6 DDAA - La Roue De Bicyclette
A7 Vidéo-Aventures - En Hommage à Pop Corn
A8 Satellite - Surprise
Side Tokyo :
B1 Merzbow - Awa Dance
B2 Isansozokunin - Senjo No Mura
B3 Haco - Kasokudo No Etude
B4 Merzbow - Hannya / Haramitta
B5 Kumiko Suyama - Dance
B6 MLD - Dynamo
"Paris-Tokyo" was released by Tago Mago in 1983.
Get it here : Paris-Tokyo
Interesting enough, the 2 Merzbow tracks featured here are absolutely not what you could expect from the most famous noise terrorist. It was the time when Masami Akita was not necessarily doing noise.
Side Paris :
A1 Richard Pinhas - Joe Chips Meets K.B. (Part. 2)
A2 Jac Berrocal & Jacques Doyen - Sacré!
A3 Vidéo-Aventures - Le Retour De L'Homme Au Grand Chapeau
A4 Fondation - Contact
A5 Vidéo-Aventures - Anyhow For Tennis
A6 DDAA - La Roue De Bicyclette
A7 Vidéo-Aventures - En Hommage à Pop Corn
A8 Satellite - Surprise
Side Tokyo :
B1 Merzbow - Awa Dance
B2 Isansozokunin - Senjo No Mura
B3 Haco - Kasokudo No Etude
B4 Merzbow - Hannya / Haramitta
B5 Kumiko Suyama - Dance
B6 MLD - Dynamo
"Paris-Tokyo" was released by Tago Mago in 1983.
Get it here : Paris-Tokyo
Tags :
DDAA,
Electronic,
Experimental,
Fondation,
Haco,
Isansozokunin,
Jac Berrocal,
Jacques Doyen,
Kumiko Suyama,
Merzbow,
MLD,
New Wave,
Paris-Tokyo,
Richard Pinhas,
Satellite,
Video-Aventures
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