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ACHWGHÂ NEY WODEI - Achwghâ Ney Wodei - LP limited numbered - TS4.102018
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Autores: Achwghâ Ney Wodei, François Boitière, Didier Higgins Copp, Eric Riton Sterenfeld, Phillippe Wodi Royer, Anna Carrasco
Editor: Table Sports (2019)
Formato: LP, Vinyl, Album, Limited Edition, Numbered
Lançamento: 1986
Géneros: Electronic, Jazz, Rock, Leftfield, Art, Art Rock, Experimental, Synth, Noise, Punk, Post-Punk, Beats, Cosmic, Zolo, Chanson, Free Jazz, Jazz-Funk, Razz!
EAN: --
As capas têm cores e letras diferentes, como se mostra nas imagens. Sendo todos os exemplares numerados, atenderemos as encomendas pela ordem da numeração disponível, salvo se nos contactar previamente para mais informação e escolha.
DISPONÍVEL
LP
A1 / Impromptu Razz
A2 / Malalam Solom
A3 / Méduse In Love
A4 / Techno Razz
A5 / Malro
A6 / Gégé Consi
A7 / Komponium
A8 / Crotte de Bique
A9 / Paris Folklo
B1 / Chasse a Courre
B2 / Achwgha Ney Wodei
B3 / Tartarin de Tarazz King
B4 / Mais Où Est Donc Passé Ma Chéchia
B5 / Petit Paul
B6 / C'Est du Razz Cuit
B7 / Mal o Pied
B8 / Jour de Fête
B9 / Van Deyssel
B10 / La Valse du Baron Rouge
A1 / Impromptu Razz
A2 / Malalam Solom
A3 / Méduse In Love
A4 / Techno Razz
A5 / Malro
A6 / Gégé Consi
A7 / Komponium
A8 / Crotte de Bique
A9 / Paris Folklo
B1 / Chasse a Courre
B2 / Achwgha Ney Wodei
B3 / Tartarin de Tarazz King
B4 / Mais Où Est Donc Passé Ma Chéchia
B5 / Petit Paul
B6 / C'Est du Razz Cuit
B7 / Mal o Pied
B8 / Jour de Fête
B9 / Van Deyssel
B10 / La Valse du Baron Rouge
Its saga starts in 1983 when members François Boitière, Didier ‘Higgins’ Copp, Eric ‘Riton’ Sterenfeld and Phillippe ‘Wodi’ Royer create their own peculiar genre: Razz! Influenced by the likes of Jacques Tati, Blurt, Neu!, Les Frères Jacques, Captain Beefheart, Tex Avery soundtracks, French working class Chanson and music hall, Razz! is an unpredictable sound mass, a comedic blend of oddworldly jazz-funk, repetitive motives, binary syncopated rhythms and narrative voices. Continuously exploring new ways to express ANW’s vision, they expanded their sonic spectrum with concrete sounds. Crushed glass, toys, broken violins, metal tubes… were used and the sound palet was widened even further with the addition of non-european instruments such as the Balinese gambang, Trinidadian steel drums and the Malian balafon.
The band’s first performance in 1986 immediately set the mark for things to come. It had more in common with happenings rather than the usual rock concert. The setting, the make-up, the costumes, the absurd humour… music was just a fraction of the ANW experience.
The band’s first release arrived that same year on the V.I.S.A. label (created in 1982 by Thierry de Lavau & Yves Lecarpentier, V.I.S.A. is the acronym for Visuel, Information, Son, Archives). A limited edition cassette enclosed in a now cult plaster Citroën DS model. ANW left the listener/collector with a dilemma: Keep the car intact and the music remains a mystery, or tear the model to pieces and listen to the sounds.
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In ‘87 ANW sent its final release into the world. ‘Triptyque’ is a 3×12” produced on New International Recordings by Simon Crab. The LP box sets had handmade cover art commissioned to 10 French artists (Alfrede Stailey, Bertille Gentil, Constanza Aguire, Gut (7), I Grec, Isabelle Pechou, Isidore Pechou, La Trace, PC+T, Pierre Bismuth, R Stayle, Tonio Garcia, Xavier Veylhrn). Each canvas was first photographed and made into postcards. The canvases were then gradually disassembled by the audience selecting their favorite art fragment to accompany the record. The only time the release was seen in its entirety was at the launch party in Paris.
This brings us to Table Sports. Both releases were highly influential and life changing to our fellow crew member Hugo Mitsuhirato, and It just felt natural to invite ANW to collaborate for the second LP release of the label. It is the realisation of a dream to release ANW on vinyl for the very first time. ANW’s self titled cassette remains an important statement of musical and artistic freedom. It’s also worth mentioning that the original masters are long gone. The tracks we transferred from an original tape and then mastered. Any strange noises or trembling sounds shouldn’t be blamed on the vinyl. One last thing, the cover is handmade in true ANW fashion! Several techniques were used, ranging from stencil and silkscreen printing to licked and postmarked stamps. The cover you are currently holding and/or looking at is UNIQUE! As are the other 299. Also, you can play Scrabble with the covers. If you manage to assemble ACHWGHÂ NEY WODEI, congratulations, you hit the maximum word score.