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Performer: City Of Women
Title: City Of Women 1
Released: 2000
Country: Finland
Style: Free Jazz
Category: Jazz
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Size MP3: 1899 mb
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City Of Women Free Jazz 2000 Finland

City of Women (1980). La città delle donne (original title). R 2h 19min Comedy, Drama, Fantasy 8 April 1981 (USA). Fellini's pointthat women resent the fact that men are easily excitedis most effectively carried by Donatella Damiani, a buxom and very beautiful young actress who runs nearly naked throughout the movie

Known for countless creative and commercial endeavours Loke presents his first solo full length under his own name. As with all of Loke’s output City of Woman harnesses the radical with the aesthetic in a manner of extreme pleasure for all who encounter. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card. 1. Like a Still Pool 03:39. 3. City Of Women 06:22.

Tracklist 1. Like A Still Pool (03:39) 2. Fermented (02:45) 3. City Of Women (06:22) 4. A Mess Of Love (04:35) 5. Palm (04:01) 6. In Piles Of Magazines (05:26) 7. A Word A Day (00:50) 8. Swimwear (02:59) 9. Take Pleasure In Habits (02:55). Скачиваний: 54. Скачать Loke Rahbek - City of Women. Также послушайте: Loke Rahbek. 5, 1. Loke Rahbek & Frederik Valentin. 0, 0. Комментарии (1): thin layer19 мая 2017 в 00:36. Месяц релиза - любой - January February March April May June July August September October November December.

City of Women Lyrics. First they take you From floor to ceiling Then they break you For being bold. Oh she makes it Seem so appealing You are the quarry Her gun is cold. She'll run you around She'll run you down She'll wanna show you How you can be found.

Description: A businessman finds himself trapped at a hotel and threatened by women en masse. Tagged 1980s, Italian, Italy. Time of Darkness (1991). Now & Later (2009) . One Response to City of Women (1980). says: October 14, 2015 at 10:29 am.

City Of Women's finest attribute is not so much the sounds that Rahbek uses as the way he treats them. Rahbek sets an ominous mood with layers of drone, then introduces a throbbing aural wave that morphs and grows with each subtle tweak. The album has many such pockets that invite deep listening. City Of Women might not have as much bite as, say, the Puce Mary collaboration of The Female Form. Nor does it quite reach the emotive heights of Croatian Amor. But it's a great introduction to Rahbek's music in general.

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Tracklist

Soundcheck

Tablakone

Liberace

Viha Yössä

Veivikone

Sirkka

City of Women

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PUU-18 X	City Of Women	City Of Women 1 ‎(12", EP, TP)	Sähkö Recordings	PUU-18 X	Finland	2000
PUU-18, PUU-18EP	City Of Women	City Of Women I. ‎(12", EP)	Puu, Puu	PUU-18, PUU-18EP	Finland	2000

Comments:

Bajinn

City of Women was co-operative project of Edward Vesala and Jimi Tenor. Unfortunately this was to be the last released recording of the great Finnish freejazz drummer, visionary, composer and band leader Edward Vesala since he deceased unexpectedly in 12/1999. When you have artists of such different backgrounds as here, with Tenor being a master of the loungejazz and lo-fi electronics and Vesala being a composer of uncompromising new music/free jazz and a drummer of highly personal style, what is expected really is an unsatisfying mixture. Unfortunately that is just what this is. A very uneven compilation of tracks, where the electronics dont't quite keep up with Vesala's fiery unsymmetrical and arhytmic beats and where Vesala's sampled aggressive freejazz bursts at some points don't fit the music at all. On side one, track 'Tablakone' (Tabla machine) is a boring sort of a house track, with samples of Vesala's drum beats, and keyboard rhythms by Tenor. Nothing interesting. On side B1, there's some more interesting stuff, with Vesala bashing drums in quite fiery and free fashion and Tenor playing flute and several other instruments. Tenor isn't necessary the jazz-master he would like to be, and Vesala doesn't manage be quite as inspired as usual, so the tracks tend to get a bit pointless after a while. Still, I prefer this side to the boring a staticly rhythmic first. There are some nice beat's performed by a mechanical drum machine called Sirkka and fiery percussion by Edward, but nothing really interesting or innovative. This record doesn't quite manage to portray the best qualities of neither Jimi Tenor nor Edward Vesala. Seemingly interesting mixture of different musicians sort of proves the old point: you can't mix oil with water. Check their solo output for some of the best free jazz and lo-fi lounge stuff around.