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Czeslaw Niemen 05/09/1974
Riviera-Remont Club, Warsaw, Poland
| Media | CD-R 1 disc |
| Notes | is filler on Sublime - 08-17-95 |
| Tech Notes | NIEMEN - 41 potencjometr?w Pana Jana ===================================== Tracks ------ 1. 41 potencjometr?w Pana Jana (41 potentiometers of Mr Jan) Running Time: 41'58" Location -------- Live at Riviera-Remont club, Warsaw, Poland, May 9, 1974 Quality ------- Very good FM recording Conversion ---------- FM sampled @ 32 kHz/16 bit -> slight denoising and resampling to 44.1 kHz using SF6 -> CD-R -> EAC (secure) -> WAV -> FLAC Band line-up ------------ Czeslaw Niemen: mellotron, clavinet, moog, voice Piotr Dziemski: percussion Jacek Gazda: bass guitar Jan Bledowski: electric violin Slawomir Piwowar: guitar Covers ------ included, 300 dpi JPEGS in Polish and English language versions. ********************************************************* * Encode to lossy formats only for your private usage - * * redistribute only LOSSLESS files * ********************************************************* * !! NEVER sell bootlegs. !! * ********************************************************* Note ---- Czeslaw Niemen (1939-2004) - without any doubts the most important personality of Polish (so called "popular") music scene. He was here from the very beginning of rock music in Poland (for political reasons called "big-beat" in 60-ies) and never stopped looking for new ways of expressing his creativness. Niemen died this year after long fight with cancer. His music came a long way from latino-american cover songs sang with guitar, through pop-rock, through progressive, jazz-rock and even experimental music with various groups, to his personal electronic music played solo with his own "robotestra". But one thing was always recognizable: his amazing voice. So if you haven't heard about Niemen yet, here's your chance. "41 potentiometers of Mr Jan" is one long progressive - experimental - jazz - rock suite with lots of improvisations (and actually with not that much of Niemen singing, but you'll hear his voice in nice scat part of the composition). It's never been released and (afaik) never recorded in studio - version here was recorded live and then edited in Polish Radio III from over 80 minutes of music (unfortunately recorded mono). Broadcasted probably only twice in history. Try it and if you like what you hear, buy some of Niemen's regular works (probably the most recommended set to start with is: "Strange is this World", "Ode to Venus", "Marionetki", "Aerolit", "Mourner's Rhapsody", "Idee Fixe", "Katharsis", "Enigmatic", "Czlowiek jam niewdzieczny"). |
| Trades Allowed | Yes |
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