CD1~3には彼が00年代にソロ名義でリリースした3作品、'02年作『SOLO』・'04年作『TWICE AROUND THE EARTH』・'06年作『THERE AND BACK AGAIN』を当時の録音のまま収録、CD4/5には本ボックスと並行して単独でもリリースされる、HENRY COW/ART BEARS/CASSIBER/NEWS FORM BABELなどなどChrisの50年間に及ぶバンド/プロジェクト/コラボレーション活動の中から厳選された44トラックを収録した新規コンピレーション盤『IT MAKES SENSE TO ME』・CD6~10にはそれぞれ『CC100』~『CC500』と題されたおよそ5時間にわたる未発表音源集、DVDには'22年7月にルクセンブルグのFM局:Radio Art Zoneの企画として22時間にわたって放送された、日常生活より採取されたフィールド・レコーディングの断片をChrisによって編纂した『INSIDE BROADCAST/A DAY IN OTHER PEOPLE'S EARS』の音源を収録。更には貴重写真や未発表のテキストなどを記載した60p+20pのブックレットを添付。ロック、即興音楽、室内楽アンサンブル、ストレンジ・ポップ、エレクトロニック・ミュージック、フリージャズ、環境音楽まであらゆる"ジャンル"の音楽性を横断&総括しつつChrisの独創性/実験精神によって更に磨き上げられてきた唯一無二のサウンドが満載の、全プログレファン必携といっても過言では無い重要なボックスです!
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COMPOSITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS BOX VOLUME 1 : CHRIS CUTLER Solo 1-7 Signal 8,9 Ark 10-16 North Car Roulette. 17,18 Atlanta 19-24 A Walk through Nancy
COMPOSITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS BOX VOLUME 2: CHRIS CUTLER Twice Around The World 1. The Blue Radio theme – opening 2. It’s eleven thirty in central London here in England. The ears belong to JOHN SCOTT. He’s preparing for the Budapest marathon by running along the South bank of the Thames from Blackfriars. 3. It’s late in the evening in Tusten, New York State. Today’s ears belong to DAVID LEE MYERS. He’s at Frog Lake. 4. It’s half past three in the afternoon in San Francisco, USA. Today’s ears belong to TOM DIMUZIO . They are pinned to his window and it’s brutal out. 5. It’s 15.30 in the afternoon in San Francisco. Today’s ears belong to HARDY FOX. He’s at the Musee Mechanique. 6. It’s half past five in Los Angeles, USA Today’s ears belong to NICHOLAS FRANCES CHASE. It’s his last half-hour training for the position of Integrated Media Administrator at CalArts (and the last half hour of his predecessor’s employment. 7. It’s half past three in the afternoon in Los Angeles. Today’s ears belong to DANIEL VAN BEERS. He’s between Wilmington Ave and Imperial Highway, by a level crossing. 8. It’s half past three in the afternoon in Studio City, California, USA. Today’s ears belong to BRIAN WOODBURY He’s on Cahuengua Boulevard. 9.It’s half past eight in the morning in Tokyo. Today’s ears belong to OTOMO YOSIHIDE. He’s leaning out of his apartment window 10. Unidentified… 11. It’s eight thirty in the morning in Matsue-shi, Japan and the ears belong to BRIAN LABCYZ. He’s in a small bay. 12. It’s 8.30 in the morning in Kobe, Japan. Today’s ears belong to HACO and CHRISTOPHER who seem to be trapped inside their refrigerator 13. It’s 7.30in the morning in Beijing, China. Today’s ears belong to LI CHIN SUNG & DICKSON DEE. They’re listening to China Reconstruct 14. It’s 10.30 in the morning in Dali, Southwest China. Today’s ears belong to DANIEL BEBAN. He’s out and about 15. It’s 1.30 in the morning in Baku, AZERBAIJAN. Today’s ears belong to PETER CUSAK. He’s up for the muezzins and around the town 16. It’s 1.30 in the morning in Tel Aviv Today’s ears belong to DAVID KERMAN and UDI KOOMRAN. They are walking through town to the dolphinarium 17. It’s half past eleven in the evening at 145 Triq San Duminku, Valletta MaltaToday’s ears belong to MICHAEL NORTHAM He’s on his balcony 18. Sunday is time holiday for recordings not made at 23.30 GMT. It’s late in the evening in Milan, Italy. The ears belong to MARZIO CARLESS. He and a couple of hundred other cyclists are making a Critical Mass demonstration, occupying lanes and stopping cars. 19. it’s half past midnight in Stockholm, Sweden. Today’s ears belong to MICHAEL MAKSYMENKO. And he’s at Peppar, a Cajun restaurant.
20. It’s half past midnight in Berlin. Today’s ears belong to ANDREAS HAGELÜKEN. He’s in the Studio of Deutschland Radio, dubbing a documentary about UK Punk. 21…and briefly at home while the starlings look for a roost for the night. 22. Sunday is a time holiday for recordings not made at 23.30 GMT. It’s half past eleven in the morning in Luxembourg. Today’s ears belong to CHRIS CUTLER. He’s in Luxembourg airport. 23. It’s six thirty in the evening in Changey, France. The ears belong to WILL MENTER. He’s loitering near his slate sound sculpture called "Rain Songs”. 24. Sunday is a time holiday for recordings not made at 23.30 GMT. Today it’s afternoon underground at Niaux. The ears belong to E.M THOMAS and she’s doing a bit of guided speleology. 25. JOHN SCOTT- in the middle of his run. See track 1. 26. It’s between 11.30 at night in London England. The ears belong to ANDREA ROCCA He’s on the Northern line travelling from Clapham Common to Leicester Square. 27. It’s between 11.30 and midnight in Dawlish Warren, Devon in England. The ears belong to TONY WHITEHEAD and JOHN LEVACK DREVER. They’re out on the sand dunes at Dawlish Warren, as the tide goes out - with birds. 28. It’s half past eleven at night in Reykjavik, Iceland. Today’s ears belong to ANDREW McKENZIE. He’s in the loft overlooking the bathroom, facing Björk's apartment. 29. It’s 6.30 in the evening in Toronto, Canada. Today’s ears belong to RICHARD WINDEYER. He’s going to see the new James Bond movie. 30. It’s 6.30 in the evening in Newhaven, CT, USA. Today’s ears belong to JACK VEES. He’s set his bass in an upstairs room in Woolsey Hall, Yale University and he’s wandering around the building with sound engineer Thad Brown. 31. It’s six thirty in the evening in Somerville, Mass, USA. The ears belong to STEVE MACLEAN and he’s on his back porch doing his nightly Kora practice. 32. It’s 6.30 in the evening in New York. Today’s ears belong to PHIL ZAMPINO. He’s going into the city to buy a new blind. 33. It’s six thirty in the evening in New York City, USA. The ears belong to CARMEN BORGIA. He’s in the DuArt mixing room finishing up a documentary film. 34. It’s half past six in the evening in New York, USA. Today’s ears belong to ANNIE GOSFIELD. She’s in the middle of a soundcheck at Tonic, with Roger Kleier, Stephen Vitiello and Marco Capelli 35. It’s 7.30 in the evening in Kingston , New York. Today’s ears belong to WARREN BURT He’s talking to Pauline Olivieros. 36. It’s 6.30 in the evening in Chicago Today’s ears belong to NICHOLAS COLLINS, sort of -he’s on the loop, but he only hears electromagnetic fields.. [“For this recording I plugged loop inductors (cheap telephone taps) into a mini-disc recorder and recorded while I rode the El in Chicago. The stereo imaging is from having one coil down each sleeve of my jacket”]. 37. It’s 3.30 in the afternoon in Seattle, USA Today’s ears belong to CHRIS DELAURENTI He’s at the Wallingford Transfer Station - the City Dump 38. It’s half past four in the afternoon in Seattle, USA. Today’s ears belong to TOBY PADDOCK. He’s walking around an electronics manufacturing company 39. It’s half past four in the afternoon in Eugene, Oregon, USA. Today’s ears belong to BILL HARKELROAD. He’s at home giving a guitar lesson. With Mike Sobol. 40. It’s half past three in the afternoon in Portland, Oregon, USA. Today’s ears belong to HEATHER PERKINS She’s tidying, Hilary is playing video games. 41. It’s half past eleven in the morning in Auckland, New Zealand. Today’s ears belong to JOHN KENNEDY. He’s at the airport 42. it’s 9.30 I the morning in Sydney, Australia Today’s ears belong to JIM DENLEY and he’s in the Jewellery department at Enmore Tafe College. 43. It’s nine thirty in the morning in Sydney, Australia. The ears belong to PHILLIP MAR Oh no - he’s got an appointment with the dentist. 44. It’s 11.30 at night in Sydney, Australia The ears belong to JON ROSE and he’s on the corner of Oxford and Crown streets, checking on the nightlife. 45. It’s one thirty in the morning in Kwa Zulu Natal, SOUTH AFRICA. Today’s ears belong WARRIC SWINNEY. It’s midnight in suburbia at his parents’ home in Palmiet Valley. 46. JOHN SCOTT - at the end of his run. (See track 1). 47. The Blue Radio Outro and midnight time signal. LUX 48. It’s half past eleven in the morning in Luxembourg. Today’s ears belong to CHRIS CUTLER. He’s in Luxembourg airport. Blue Winter 49. It’s four thirty in the afternoon in Norwark/Santa Fe, USA. The ears belong to DANIEL VAN BEERS. He’s at the Metrolink Passenger rail commuter station. 50. It’s nine thirty in the morning in Sydney, Australia. Today’s ears belong to ROBERT IOLINI. He’s at a rally to save Callan Park from developers. 51. It’s four thirty in the afternoon in Lafayette, California in the USA. The ears belong to GINO ROBAIR. Isabelle is having a piano lesson while her mother cooks an early supper. 52. Sunday is a time holiday for recordings not made at 23.30 GMT. It’s three ‘o clock in the afternoon in Columbia, South Carolina, USA. Today’s ears belong to KEVIN GREEN He’s going for a drive with a mixer and 6 microphones. 53. Sunday is a time holiday for recordings not made at 23.30 GMT. it’s half past ten at night in Istanbul, Turkey. Today’s ears belong to PETER CUSAK. He’s in a tea garden. 54. Sunday is a time holiday for recordings not made at 23.30 GMT. It’s half past eleven in the morning in Bristol, in the UK. Today’s ears belong to WILL MENTER. The Ambling band is rehearsing 55. It’s half past one in the morning in Orleans, France. The ears belong to STEVAN TICKMAYER. He’s composing a string quartet. 56. It’s half past one in the morning in Istanbul. Today’s ears belong to SERHAT KOKSAL. He’s at home, and out and about.. 57. It’s six thirty in the afternoon Atlanta, Georgia. Today’s ears belong ADAM OVERTON. He’s in the Atlanta Music Centre in Dunwoody. 58. Sunday is a time holiday for recordings not made at 23.30 GMT. It’s 4.20 in the afternoon in Genoa, Italy. Today’s ears belong to PAULO GRIGUOLO. He’s in a little train that goes up and down the hill between the rich and poor. 59. It’s half past three in the afternoon in Berkeley, California, USA. Today’s ears belong to MAGGI PAYNE. She’s listening, through hydrophones, to rain falling into a galvanised steel pail. 60. Sunday is a time holiday for recordings not made at 23.30 GMT. It’s 6.30 I the evening in Abcoude, Holland. Today’s ears belong to FLORIS VAN MANEN. He’s on his Porch. 61.It's 4.30 in the afternoon in Seattle, USA. Today's ears belong to TOBY PADDOCK. He's Christmas shopping at Wal-Mart. 62. It’s three thirty in the afternoon San Francisco, USA. Today’s ears belong to AARON ZIM. He’s on Ocean beach. 63. It’s six forty in the morning in Debica, Poland. Today’s ears belong to IRENEUSZ SOCHA. He’s walking to work, it’s still dark and it’s snowing, he arrives at work.. 64. It’s half past three in the afternoon in San Diego, USA. Today’s ears belong to MARCELO RADULOVICH. They’re constructing a new Stadium nearby. 65. It’s daytime in Antarctica. Today’s ears belong to ERIC MUHS. He’s out and about 66. It’s eleven at night in London, England. Today’s ears belong to CAROLINE KRAABEL. She’s mostly sort of playing the saxophone. 67. It’s six thirty in the evening in Bucharest. The ears belong to ANA MARIA AVRAM and IANCU DUMITRSCU. They are at a rehearsal. 68. It’s ten o’ clock in the morning in Berlin, Germany. Today’s ears belong to PHILIP TAGNEY and ROBERT WORBY. They are in a taxi on the way to the airport at Tegel. 69. It’s nine thirty in the morning on barrack point beach, Australia. Today’s ears belong GARY BUTLER. He’s letting the birds decide: “Take 1 classical guitar, add pickup to guitar, attach pickup to Minidisc. Place Guitar on beach. Add chips and bread. Mix with several argumentative seagulls and simmer for 30 minutes. Artists talk a lot about freedom. So, recalling the expression ‘free as a bird’ Morton Feldman went to a park one day and spent some time watching our feathered friends. When he came back he said. ‘You know? They’re not free: they’re fighting over bits of food’.” 70. Sunday is a time holiday for recordings not made at 23.30 GMT. It’s twenty past three in the afternoon in Chester. Today’s ears belong to MARTYN SINGLETON. He’s in the cathedral. 71. It’s half past one in the morning in Sofia, Bulgaria. The ears belong to AMY DENIO. Dogs never sleep, otherwise there must be strangers abroad… 72 Sunday is a time holiday for recordings not made at 23.30 GMT. Today’s ears belong to MICHAEL RUISENBERG. He’s on the ICE Train between Frankfurt and Koln. 73. Sunday is a time holiday for recordings not made at 23.30 GMT. It’s eleven thirty at night in Hong Kong. Today’s ears belong to JOHN LEVACK DREEVER. He’s in Victoria Park at the Chinese New year market. 74. It's seven thirty in the evening in Grenada, in the Caribbean. Today's ears belong to PAULO GRIGUOLO. He's walking from the ocean to visit friends, past a Friday night party. 75. It’s almost midnight in Berlin, Germany. Today’s ears belong to RAYNALD GLANDIEN. It’s New Year and he’s on his balcony. 76. It’s four thirty in the afternoon in Eden, NC, USA. Today’s ears belong to BRET HART After the Ice storm. 77. Sunday is a time holiday for recordings not made at 23.30 GMT. Today It’s three O clock on a Sunday afternoon in Paris, France The ears belong to ANDY DITZLER. He’s at the bird market in the Ile de Cite. 78. It’s half past seven in the morning in Toyota City, JAPAN. Today’s ears belong to JUNYA ONODA. He’s at Chukyo University on a rainy morning.. 79. It’s six thirty in the evening in New York, USA. Today’s ears belong to JIM PUGLIESE. He’s doing errands around the east village 80. Sunday is a time holiday for recordings not made at 23.30 GMT. It’s sometime on Saturday evening in Soloturm, Switzerland. Today’s ears belong to WADI GYSI. He’s waiting for Les Reines Prochenes to appear. 81. It’s six thirty in the evening in Chicago, Illinois, USA. Today’s ears belong BRIAN LEBER. He’s on the old limestone breakwall on Lake Michigan. 82 It’s half past midnight in Cornwall, England. Today’s ears belong to TONY WHITHEAD. He’s at lizard point.
COMPOSITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS BOX VOLUME 3 : CHRIS CUTLER There and Back Again 1. Icon 2. It’s half past three in the afternoon in San Diego, USA Today’s ears belong to MARCELO RADULOVICH They’re constructing a new Stadium nearby. 3. It’s half past one in the morning in Orleans, France The ears belong to STEVAN TICKMAYER He’s composing a string quartet. 4. It’s six thirty in the evening in Changey, France The ears belong to WILL MENTER He’s loitering near his slate sound sculpture called "Rain Songs”. 5. It’s twenty past three in the afternoon in Chester Today’s ears belong to MARTYN SINGLETON He’s in the cathedral. 6. It’s one ‘o clock in the afternoon Today’s ears belong to CHRIS CUTLER He’s walking around in Nancy in France. 7. It’s half past midnight in Stockholm, Sweden Today’s ears belong to MICHAEL MAKSYMENKO He’s at Peppar, a Cajun restaurant. 8. It’s 8.30 in the morning in Kobe, Japan Today’s ears belong to HACO and CHRISTOPHER, Who seem to be trapped inside their refrigerator. 9. It’s 11.30 at night in Sydney, Australia The ears belong to JON ROSE He and Hollis Taylor are on the corner of Oxford and Crown streets, checking on the nightlife. 10. It’s half past eight in the morning in KirriBilli, Australia Today’s ears belong to TONY DURANT He and his family are having a panic breakfast and driving to a ballet lesson. 11. It’s half past four in the afternoon in Eugene, Oregon, USA Today’s ears belong to BILL HARKELROAD He’s at home giving a Mike Sobol a guitar lesson. 12. It’s nine thirty in the morning in Sydney, Australia The ears belong to PHILLIP MAR Oh no - he’s got an appointment at the dentist. 13. It’s 6.30 in the evening in Chicago Today’s ears belong to NICHOLAS COLLINS, sort of He’s on the loop, but he only hears electromagnetic fields. 14. It’s 7.30 in the evening in Kingston , New York Today’s ears belong to WARREN BURT He’s talking to Pauline Oliveros. 15. It’s half past three in the afternoon in San Francisco, USA Today’s ears belong to TOM DIMUZIO They are pinned to his window and it’s brutal out. 16. It’s half past three in the afternoon in Los Angeles Today’s ears belong to DANIEL VAN BEERS He’s by a level crossing between Wilmington Ave and Imperial Highway, 17. It’s half past six in the evening in New York, USA Today’s ears belong to ANNIE GOSFIELD She’s in the middle of a soundcheck at Tonic, with Roger Kleier, Stephen Vitiello and Marco Capelli. 18. It’s six thirty in the evening in Somerville, Mass, USA The ears belong to STEVE MACLEAN He’s on his back porch doing his nightly Kora practice. 19. It’s half past three in the afternoon in Berkeley, California, USA Today’s ears belong to MAGGI PAYNE She’s listening, through hydrophones, to rain falling into a galvanised steel pail. 20. It’s 6.30 in the evening in Abcoude, Holland. Today’s ears belong to FLORIS VAN MANEN He’s on his Porch. 21. It’s half past seven in the morning in Toyota City, JAPAN Today’s ears belong to JUNYA ONODA He’s at Chukyo University on a rainy morning. 22. It’s four thirty in the afternoon in Eden, NC, USA Today’s ears belong to BRET HART After the Ice storm. 23. It’s half past midnight in Berlin Today’s ears belong to ANDREAS HAGELÜKEN He’s in the Studio of Deutschland Radio, dubbing a documentary about UK Punk. 24. Today it’s afternoon underground at Niaux The ears belong to E.M THOMAS She and Bob Drake are doing a bit of guided speleology. 25. It’s six thirty in the evening in New York, USA Today’s ears belong to CARMEN BORGIA He’s in the DuArt mixing room finishing up a documentary film. 26. It’s six thirty in the evening in New York, USA Today’s ears belong to JIM PUGLIESE He’s doing errands around the east village. 27.It’s almost midnight in Berlin, Germany Today’s ears belong to RAYNALD GLANDIEN It’s New Year and he’s on his balcony. 28. It’s between 11.30 at night in London England. The ears belong to ANDREA ROCCA He’s on the Northern line travelling from Clapham Common to Leicester Square. 29. It’s half past four in the afternoon in Lafayette, California, USA Today’s ears belong to GINO ROBAIR Mother is cooking, Isabelle (6) is having a piano lesson, Marino (3) makes a cameo appearance. 30. It’s late in the evening in Tusten, New York State Today’s ears belong to DAVID LEE MYERS He’s at Frog Lake 31. It’s half past midnight in Berlin Today’s ears belong to ANDREAS HAGELÜKEN He’s at home while the starlings look for a roost for the night.
32. It’s late in the evening in Tusten, New York State Today’s ears belong to DAVID LEE MYERS He’s at Frog Lake.
33. It’s 9.30 I the morning in Sydney, Australia Today’s ears belong to JIM DENLEY He’s in the Jewellery department at Enmore Tafe College. 34. It’s 3.30 in the afternoon in Seattle, USA Today’s ears belong to CHRIS DELAURENTI He’s at the Wallingford Transfer Station - the City Dump. 35.It’s eight thirty in the morning in Matsue-shi, Japan And the ears belong to BRIAN LABCYZ He’s in a small bay. 36. It’s four thirty in the afternoon in Norwark/Santa Fe, USA The ears belong to DANIEL VAN BEERS He’s at the Metrolink Passenger rail commuter station. 37. It’s six thirty in the afternoon Atlanta, Georgia Today’s ears belong ADAM OVERTON He’s in the Atlanta Music Centre in Dunwoody. 38. It’s half past six in the evening on Toronto Island, Canada The ears belong to JOHN OSWALD After a concert by the Dearness trio, Fred Frith, Anne Bourne & John Oswald (the band) and acquaintances linger before ordering dinner. 39. It’s half past one in the morning in Sofia, Bulgaria The ears belong to AMY DENIO Dogs never sleep when there are strangers abroad. 40. It’s half past five in Los Angeles, USA. Today’s ears belong to NICHOLAS FRANCES CHASE It’s his last half hour training for the position of Integrated Media Administrator at CalArts (and the last half hour of his predecessor’s employment). 41. It’s half past eleven in the morning in Bristol, in the UK Today’s ears belong to WILL MENTERThe Ambling band is rehearsing. 42. It’s nine thirty in the morning on barrack point beach, Australia Today’s ears belong GARY BUTLER He’s letting the birds decide. 43. It’s six thirty in the evening in Bucharest The ears belong to ANA MARIA AVRAM and IANCU DUMITRSCU They are at a rehearsal. 44. It’s half past eight in the morning in Tokyo Today’s ears belong to OTOMO YOSHIHIDE Leaning out of his apartment window. 45. It’s one thirty in the morning in Kwa Zulu Natal, SOUTH AFRICA Today’s ears belong WARRIC SWINNEY
COMPOSITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS BOX VOLUMES 4 & 5 : CHRIS CUTLER It Makes Sense to Me CD1 1. HENRY COW. Amygdala extract (Hodginson) 2. HENRY COW. Deluge (Cooper/Cutler/Frith/Greaves/Hodgkinson) 3. SLAPPHAPPY/HENRY COW. The Messiah (Handel, Arr. Blegvad) 4. HENRY COW. Beginning the Long March (Blegvad/Cooper/Cutler/Frith/Greaves/Hodgkinson/Moore)
5. ART BEARS. The Labyrinth (Cutler/Hodgkinson) 6. ART BEARS. The Winter Wheel (Cutler/Frith) 7. ART BEARS. The Slave (Cutler/Frith) 8. AQSAK MABOUL. Azinou Crapules (Cinema, section 3, extract) (Hollander/Wuyts) 9. ART BEARS. Song of the Martyrs (Cutler/Frith) 1 10. THE WORK. State Room (Gilonis/Hobbs/Hodgkinson/Wilson) 11. CHRIS CUTLER/FRED FRITH. Live in Prague (extract) (Cutler/Frith) 12. DUCK and COVER. The Address (Cora/Cutler/Frith/Goebbels/Harth/Krause/Lewis) 13. DUCK and COVER. Dunkle Wolken (Brecht/Eisler) 14. DUCK and COVER. Fragments (Cora/Cutler/Frith/Goebbels/Harth/Krause/Lewis) 15. DUCK and COVER. On Suicide (Brecht/Eisler) 16. DUCK and COVER. Und Ich Werde Nicht Mehr Sehen (Brecht Eisler) 17. CASSIBER. In Eine Minute (Anders/Cutler/Goebbels/Harth) 18. NEWS FROM BABEL. Heart of Stone (Cooper/Cutler) 19. RENE LUSSIER, JEAN DEROME, TOM CORA, CHRIS CUTLER. Menuet No.2 Motown version (Lussier) 20. PETER BLEGVAD. Not Weak Enough (Blegvad) 21.CASSIBER. This Was the Way it Was (intro) (Anders/Cutler/Goebbels) 22.CASSIBER. Philosophy (Anders/Cutler/Goebbels) 23.CASSIBER. Gut (Anders/Cutler/Goebbels)
CD2 1.PERE UBU. Final solution (Bell/Herman/Krauss/Laughner/Taylor/Thomas/Wright) 2. LES QUATRE GUITARISTES DE L’APOCALYPSO BAR. Last Cigar before New York (Duchesne)
3. CUTLER/GLANDIEN. None are Disbarred (Cutler/Glandien) 4. THE (ec) NUDES. Delta (Cutler/Denio/Gysi) 5. SONGS BETWEEN. Platser Sömn Och Fortsättning (Jonsson) 6 CHRIS CUTLER/ZEENA PARKINS. Shark (extract) (Cutler/Parkins) 7. PETER BLEGVAD. Daughter (Blegvad) 8. p53. p53 (extract) (Cutler/Glandien/Goyette/Krauze/Yoshihide) 9. NORMA. Cinema (extract) (Satie. Arr. Popoli/Simonini) 10. THE SCIENCE GROUP. Event Horizon (Cutler/Tickmayer) 11. PETER BLEGVAD. On all 4s (Blegvad) 12. CHRIS CUTLER/TOM DIMUZIO. Floating Plates/Do Not Drink (Cutler/Dimuzio) 13. VRIL. Uncanny Haversack (Simonis, Arr Cutler/Drake/Simonis) 14. VRIL. Impossible Canal (Simonis, Arr Cutler/Drake/Simonis) 15. CHRIS CUTLER. North Car Roulette (Cutler) 16. BRAINVILLE III. Who’s Afraid? (Allen/Hopper/Kramer) 17. CHRIS CUTLER/STEVE MACLEAN. The New Apocathary (Cutler/Maclean) 18. PETER BLEGVAD. King of Straw (Blegvad/Gregson) 19 YUMI HARA. Schoenberg Op (Schoenberg, Arr. Hara) 20. NOBODY. Nothing (Public Domain) 21. CHRIS CUTLER/FRED FRITH. Encore (Cutler/Frith)
COMPOSITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS BOX VOLUME 6 1. Uncle Toby and the Fly (Cutler/Sterne) 2. Melocactus Mazelianus (Cutler) 3. Bunte Weise [Bright Field] (Cutler/Kandinsky) 4. Cri du Camelion (Tickmayer) 5. Vorfruhling (Early Spring) (Cutler/Kandinsky) 6. The Frog and the Spoon (Cutler/Hopper) 7. Doch Noch (Cutler/Kandinsky) 8. HIMMEL (Saunders)
COMPOSITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS BOX VOLUME 7 1. Live in Tokyo (Cutler) 2. The Lesson (Tickmayer) 3. Absolute Gravity (Cutler) 4. p53 for Orchestra and 2 soloists (Cutler) 5. Lonesome Beast (Tickmayer) 6. For Luciano (Cutler) 7. Three Bear Rooms (Cutler)
COMPOSITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS BOX VOLUME 8 1. Zappa Club, Tel Aviv, (Cutler/ Frith). 2. Quando il Futuro é il Passato (Cutler) 3. Bussang (Cutler/Montera/Pauvros) 4. Kegs (Cutler) 5. Nimmersatt (Cutler, Greaves, Rose, Vandewalle) 6. The Tabletop Conspiracies, Osaka (Cutler)
COMPOSITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS BOX VOLUME 9 1. The Straight and Narrow (Cutler/Rua) 2. Pere Ubu Unidentified instrumental, studio reference (Cutler/Jones/Krauss/Maimone/Ravenstine/Thomas) 3. Munster (Cutler/Hodgkinson) 4. Pere Ubu Fedora Satellites, studio reference (Cutler/JonesKrauss/Maimone/Ravenstine/Thomas) 5. Alberquerque (Cutler/Dimuzio) 6. Thing (Cutler) 7. SCIENCE GROUP Aleph Zero (Cutler/Tickmayer) 8. SCIENCE GROUP Lost in Translation (Cutler/Tickmayer) 9. SCIENCE GROUP Parity (Cutler/Tickmayer) 10. BAD BOYS COLLECTIVE Earl Grey? (Brown/Cutler/Deforce/Montera/Vandewalle) 11. BAD BOYS COLLECTIVE Bejeweeled Carriageway (Brown/Cutler/Deforce/Montera/Vandewalle)
COMPOSITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS BOX VOLUME 10 1. Moments of Delight (Cutler/Hodgkinson) 2 In the Dark Year (Cooper/Cutler) 3. Education (Cooper/Cutler) 4. Charm Offensive (Cutler/Duarte/Rua) 5. KALAHARI SURFERS Golden Rendezvous (Swinney) 6. KALAHARI SURFERS Plan for Peace (Swinney) 7. KALAHARI SURFERS Free State Fence (Swinney) 8. FOR FAUST (Cutler) 9. Dystopian Fantasy (Woodbury) 10. The Sign of Three (extract) (Cutler/Glandien) 11. Somewhere in Germany (Cutler/Frith) 12. Blank 13. The Colour of Blood (Cutler/Hirsch/Rose)
COMPOSITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS BOX VOLUME 11 DATA DVD CHRIS CUTLER Inside Broadcast.
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