Holiday Music Fare

[Richard Romeo]

The Faust is good stuff, David. Their version of the Hollow Men seems to 
predate hip-hop by some 30 odd years. The BBC and 71 minutes are more 
coherent, IMHO.

I also just ordered the CD soundtrack for an Italian movie called the Cold 
Eyes of Fear (1971), by the prolific Enrico Marricone--great offbeat 
jazz-fusion improv stuff.  Fans of 73-74 King Crimson, Miles Davis electric 
period will dig it very much.  Heard it on one of the good radio stations 
(i.e. few) here in NYC over the weekend. wfmu

Rich
>From: Dave Monroe <monroe at mpm.edu>
>To: pynchon-l at waste.org, richardromeo at hotmail.com
>Subject: Re: Holiday Music Fare
>Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 13:58:13 -0600
>
>Damn--wish I would have known about that Faust box set just a little
>earlier in the week.  Ended up buying my kid brother an overpriced ed.
>of Iannis Xenakis' thesis defense (Arts-Sciences: Alloys) and some
>Penderecki thing that seemed close enough to what he was asking for.
>These kids today and their music ....  In the meantime, I'm eagerly
>anticipating a big box of ye-ye reissues (these French today and their
>exchange rates) ... but, hey, when I did I call gnosticism(s) "evil"?
>Don't recall ...
>

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