Showing posts with label Art Rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art Rock. Show all posts

January 24, 2009

Petr Zavadil

Petr Zavadil (g,el-g): [Pavel Fajt & Pluto: Pavel Fajt & Pluto]

This musician from Brno, Moravia, played in the art rock group Pluto (1995-2000) and is now with Ty Syčáci ("These Rowdies"), where he's also operating on balalaika, percussion and vocals. He also played in several theatre productions and was a member of a local Doors revival band. He's also a member of the avantgarde rock group Ještě jsme se nedohodli ("We have not come to an agreement yet").
The Pluto album mentioned above has received a Czech independent critic's price called Žlutá ponorka (Yellow Submarine). Pluto is righteously considered to be a successor of famous Czech art rockers Dunaj ("Danube").

December 15, 2008

John Zorn: Works, Collaborations, Appearances 2

John Zorn (as,composition): [Ma­sa­da: 50th Birth­day Ce­le­bra­tion Vol. 7] [Pain­kil­ler: 50thBirth­day Ce­le­bra­tion Vol. 12] [John Zorn: Film­works 1 – 1986- 1990] [John Zorn: Film­works 3 – 1990-1995] [John Zorn>: Film­works 4 – S&M # 5 (keyb)] [John Zorn: Film­works V: Tears of Ecs­ta­cy] [John Zorn: Film­works VI 1996] [John Zorn: Filmworks IX: Trembling Before G-d] [John Zorn: Film­works X] [John Zorn: Film­works XI] [John Zorn: Film­works XII (#1-6 org,p,harm)] [John Zorn: Film­works XV (el-p)] [John Zorn: Film­works XVI (org,ga­me­lan)] [John Zorn: Film­works XVII]

December 10, 2008

John Zorn: Works, Collaborations, Appearances 4

John Zorn (as): [John Zorn: Music Romance Vol. 1: Music for Children tracks #4,6,7] [Na­ked Ci­ty: Na­ked Ci­ty] [John Zorn, Geor­ge Le­wis, Bill Fri­sell: News for Lu­lu] [Pri­ma Ma­te­ria: Pea­ce on Earth tracks #1,3] [Pre­lap­se: Pre­lap­se tracks #3,6,7,13,14,18,19,21-23] [Na­ked Ci­ty: Ra­dio] [Painkiller: Rituals] [Frank London: Scientist at Work track #6] [Ste­ve Be­res­ford: Sig­nals for Tea] [Bla­de­run­ner: South­street Sea­port Sta­dium (Bootleg)] [John Zorn: Spy vs. Spy] [The In­ter­ga­lac­tic Mai­den Or­ches­tra: Squa­re Dan­ce tracks #2,4,7,8] [Fred Frith: Tech­no­lo­gy of Tears tracks #1-3]