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Medeski Martin Wood & Zorn
OYG!
According to Downtown Music Gallery‘s catalog search and this MTV entry, the next treatment for John Zorn‘s Masada Book Two: Book of Angels series is… MEDESKI MARTIN & WOOD. Wow.
It’ll be #11 in the series on Tzadik Records, and it’s named after the angel/demon Zaebos.
My recent review of #10 in the series (Secret Chiefs 3’s Xaphan) is HERE. I’m equally stoked about this forthcoming MMW treatment… and quite frankly it totally caught me completely off guard (I think I knew about the SC3 one, like, 18 months ahead of time).
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I got wood just reading this review.
Sand it.
Funny you should mention them. We just bought Zoë their kids album [Let’s Go Everywhere (Dig)]. We grooved to it all together Friday night.
I’ve heard a track or two from that on a MySpace page a while ago. It’s on my Lala list… didn’t know if I needed to snag it right away due to it being of a kid nature.
How “children’s musicy” is it overall?
~Dan
PS- you really need to take some pictures of Zoe. It seems like you’ve been slacking.
:) (j/k… obviously)
I know–I’m totally obsessed. (I’ll get over it eventually–I guess it’s that first-kid thing.) And she’s just so much fun. A lot of pics end up looking the same, but she gets me laughing so hard…I just HAVE to document her sometimes. Delightful little person.
Don’t worry: we have tons of QT that doesn’t involve any sort of recording equipment. I buy into a lot of the “attachment parenting” stuff.
That album is children’s musicy, but it’s much less so than other kids’ music. In fact, that’s how I discovered the album. NPR reviewed some kids’ music that adults wouldn’t mind either. I guess it was to make more “harmonious” family time? ;-}
We mostly play our music for her though. In fact, I was just listening to Takk the other afternoon with her.
We do feel a little weird about language sometimes…we haven’t felt right pulling out Rage against the Machine or anything like that. Some kids don’t handle gray areas well at the onset. :)
What? You don’t want a little headbanger, yet? :)