
Guru & Zero
Beauty and the Basket Case
limited edition
Number 17 in the series. Live Guru & Zero. Selected recordings from the first spontaneous concerts twixt daevid and Makoto and Cotton Casino of the Acid Mothers Temple.
"a chance to make public a series of limited editions of my favourite moments of inspired musical and poetic creativity"
Number 17 in the series. Live Guru & Zero. Selected recordings from the first spontaneous concerts twixt daevid and Makoto and Cotton Casino of the Acid Mothers Temple.
Number 14 in the series. A quirky mind-state altering one hour radio program in the form of an intense tape collage created by daevid on a Revox and TEAC four track tape recorder in Mullumbimby.
Number 13 in the series. Weirdness of weirdness. No-one transforms daevid's music like Altered Walter from the University of Errors track to secret glissandi codes using the altering audio mobiles of KWISP. Composed using chaos math.
Number 12 in the series. daevid glisses into infinity…. Wonderful. Elegant West coast grooves featuring daevid's gliss guitar with the Spirits Burning crew. Should have been a main album.
Number 11 in the series. A typical multi-guest Assembly Rooms hoolie of a gig. A mixture of daevid acoustic songs and wonderful stretched out Magick Brothers magic. With guests from Kangaroo Moon and Heathens All. Very well recorded and very vibey.
Number 10 in the series. Unreleased studio demos with Harry Williamson and Mother Gong rhythm section. Classy sounding demos and different versions of some well know songs. Funkier, more relaxed versions often sound better than the eventually released high studio gloss tracks. Totally recommended to all who like daevid's late '80's/early '90's output.
Number 9 in the series, disc 2 of 2 : radio broadcast of the second part of daevid's technologically rich solo show from way back when
Number 8 in the series, disc 1 of 2. daevid allen's groundbreaking live solo show based around the New York Gong recordings. Originally recorded and broadcast by WKSU in Kent, Ohio.
Number 7 in the series. Gleeful pataphysical encounters. Covers work that daevid has done with the bigcityorchestra over the past 20 years, and NEW noisy tracks. Something else indeed. Changes the very air around you.
Number 4 in the series. Live acoustic gig with daevid and Russell Hibbs. Two natural tune-smiths recorded live in front of a hometown audience as they take turns playing some of their favourite acoustic compositions. Great daevid tracks beautifully complimented by the Celtic-tinged songs by Russell of Nectan's Glen fame.
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Number 16 in the series. Unique treated collage featuring archive recordings. A classic daevid splice job utilising recordings that feature on the 'Gong in the 70's album. A musical acid trip on less.
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Number 15 in the series. Great live electro/acoustic daevid gig, let down a little by the audio quality.
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Number 6 in the series. This live CD of Gliss guitar, Theremin, and treated vocals results in a marvellously adventurous cauldron of sounds and spacey textures. Both musicians combine superbly well together with their distinctly odd chosen instruments to create totally unique sonic experience.
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Number 5 in the series. Powerful live versions of 1st University of Errors album with some daevid/Gong tracks. A more mainstream release for the electric guitar feast of live set, previously only available at University of Errors gigs and briefly here, as a homemade disc.
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Number 3 in the series. daevid composed themes used in Workshops. Meditation and healing music invoked in the mountains behind Mullumbimby in NSW, Australia. Later used in Self Initiation Workshops held mostly in and around Glastonbury.
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Number 2 in the series. daevid allen, Hugh Hopper and Pip Pyle go for it! The most eccentric 3 piece jazz rock outfit of the Canterbury School. An amazingly creative live outfit who originally existed for a handful of memorable dates in 1998 - may they rise again.
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Number 1 in the series. 'Live' Electro/acoustic daevid 'Good Morning and Gong songs. Final rehearsal at the Bananamoon Observatory in Deya for the 1977 Gong reunion gig at the Hippodrome. Great quality and pretty much essential.