Ian Carr's Nucleus - Live in Milano

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  • charles t
    Full Member
    • Nov 2010
    • 592
    #1

    Ian Carr's Nucleus - Live in Milano

    This is too rare not to post. I know there are other Ian fanaticos here.

    Tip: Choose: Megaupload.

    Additional tip: Begin listening with tune #2.

    http://sharebee.com/7f5e1d68
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  • Serial_Apologist
    Full Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 37814
    #2
    That site wants a load of personal data I'm not prepared to divulge I'm afraid, Charles.

    Incidentally, are we the only two regular posters on this board who appreciate good Fusion?

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    • burning dog
      Full Member
      • Dec 2010
      • 1511
      #3
      Like this?

      NUCLEUS | CUNEIFORM RECORDS
      http://www.cuneiformrecords.com/bandshtml/nucleus.html
      Cuneiform Records, Wayside Music, Avant-Guard, Birdsongs of the Mesozoic, Blast, Boom, David Borden, Mother Mallard, Boud Deun, Cartoon, George Cartwright, Chainsaw Jazz, Guigou Chenevier, Curlew, Elton Dean, Delivery, Daniel Denis, Djam Karet, Doctor Nerve, Paul Dunmall Octet, 5uu's, Forrest Fang, Forever Einstein, Fred Frith, Henry Kaiser, Peter Frohmader, Grits, Happy Family, Happy The Man, Hugh Hopper, The Hosemobile, Hughscore, Kombinat M, Piero Milesi, Phil Miller, Miriodor, Virgil Moorefield, Motor Totemist Guild, The Muffins, Mujician, Otolithen, PFS, Philharmonie, Richard Pinhas, Heldon, Present, Rattlemouth, Schizotrope, Soft Machine, Thinking Plague, Steve Tibbetts, U Totem, Univers Zero, Unsettled Scores, Volapuk, Von Zamla, Vrtacek, Gary Windo, Orion Studio, Steve Feigenbaum, Bill Ellsworth, Mail Order CD, Progressive, Jazz, Zappa, Mahavishnu, Kenso, brotherhood of breath, picchio dal pozzo, raoul bjorkenheim, crawling wind, rich woodson


      Ian Carr himself said too much fusion lacked the blues influence which would be the natural common ground between Hendrix era rock and jazz

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      • charles t
        Full Member
        • Nov 2010
        • 592
        #4
        Serialist: Good to hear from you. Yes, as many trips as possible to hear Steps Ahead...Mahavishnu Orch (in 3 guises)...

        If you just click on Megaupload (ignore everything else) it will take you directly to the download. Let me know if you access.

        love & bebop...

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        • aka Calum Da Jazbo
          Late member
          • Nov 2010
          • 9173
          #5
          er no S_A .....

          er Chas


          er exactly burning dog
          Last edited by aka Calum Da Jazbo; 08-03-11, 19:22.
          According to the best estimates of astronomers there are at least one hundred billion galaxies in the observable universe.

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          • burning dog
            Full Member
            • Dec 2010
            • 1511
            #6
            This is a brilliant track from 70 - Nucleus, more or less, on a Neil Ardley album

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            http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpqbCY7iApY
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            • Sonny's Back
              #7
              Charles - would the download you mentioned (Live in Milan) be the same as this one do you think?
              IAN CARR'S NUCLEUS
              http://elasticrock.blogspot.com/2009/02/ian-carrs-nucleus.html
              Live at Odissea 2001, Milan, April 23. 1980 (ER177)


              This blog (Elastic Rock) has a few Ian Carr/Nucleus downloads plus a load of other fusion-type ones inc Miles.

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              • charles t
                Full Member
                • Nov 2010
                • 592
                #8
                Sonny: Sure nuf! I had virtually - cyberjoke! - stumbled across that link while looking for Nucleus - Live In Europe (which you won't find unless change search to: Hemispheres).

                Thanks much for that blog.

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