Lean Left - Live at Area Sismica (2014) torrent

Unsounds: 41UD
http://www.unsounds.com/shop/area-sismica-digital
http://www.unsounds.com/shop/area-sismica
http://www.kenvandermark.com/2014/04/lean-left-live-at-area-sismica/
http://www.catalyticsound.com/shop/lean-left-live-at-area-sismica/

* Ken Vandermark: tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, Bb clarinet
* Paal Nilssen-Love: drums
* Terrie Ex: guitar (left)
* Andy Moor: guitar (right)

http://www.kenvandermark.com/2013/01/lean-left-the-ex-guitars-meets-kvpnl-duo-bio/
http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ex_%28band%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ex_%28band%29
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ex
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ex

http://www.kenvandermark.com/
http://www.paalnilssen-love.com/
http://www.theex.nl/

Recorded live by Ariele Monti in concert at Area Sismica, Forlì,
regione Emilia-Romagna, provincia di Forlì-Cesena, comune di Forlì,
Italy, on September 22, 2012.
http://www.areasismica.it/event/lean-left-nl-no-usa/
http://www.areasismica.it/
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provincia_di_Forl%C3%AC-Cesena
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provincia_de_Forl%C3%AC-Cesena


Reviews
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by Vito Camarretta
http://www.chaindlk.com/reviews/?id=8423

I guess that if a seismologist listens this live recording (the second one on
Unsounds catalogue after the one at Cafe' Oto, London) at Area Sismica, a nice
place in Forli', Italy, where the noisy collision by The Ex former guitarist
Terrie Ex and Andy Moor, the hectic drummer Paal Nilssen Love and the brilliant
jazz composer Ken Vandermark, who played a baritone saxo, a tenor saxophone, a
bass clarinet and a phone, held the final incendiary date of a very long tour
on 22nd September 2012, the day when Ken celebrated his 48th birthday, he would
include their opening tuning as possible earthquake precursors together with
radon emission, variations of the ratio between the velocity of seismic primary
and secondary waves, electro-magnetic variations, fits of pique by barking dogs
and nervously croaking frogs! Four minutes of somewhat menacing tuning precede
the moment when Lean Left begins to frack the grounds of free jazz on "Traitors
Head", whose lava flow and lapilli placidly merge into "Moti", where you can
almost envisage and smell the smoke from charred underbush, volcanic ashes and
the slow fiery run of lava rivers which etorts the first clapping by lucky
audience. The clapping sounds more enthusiastic at the end of the two following
long-lasting eruptions that they conveniently named after two volcanoes,
"Terpuk" - the moment when their technical skills reaches the acme - and "South
Sister", whose churning explosions are so intense that a chilling break on
"Cleft Segment" is almost a necessity before the final fury of "Gada
Ale". Really incandescent live-session!

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By Antonio Poscic
http://www.freejazzblog.org/2014/06/lean-left-live-at-area-sismica-unsounds.html

By Marcin Jachnik (pl/en)
http://www.multikulti.com/live-at-area-sismica.html

By Wolfgang Kabsch (de)
http://www.musikansich.de/review.php?id=14843

Par Guillaume Belhomme (fr)

Por Pachi Tapiz (es)
http://www.tomajazz.com/web/?p=13393