The intellect given birth to here (eternity) is too young
January 01, 1970
The intellect given birth to here (eternity) is too young is a four-disc box set live album of music by saxophonist and clarinetist Peter Brötzmann and electric guitarist, percussionist, and vocalist Keiji Haino. Discs one and two were recorded on August 4, 2018, at Zebulon in Los Angeles, while discs three and four were recorded on August 8, 2018, at The Chapel in San Francisco. The album was released on vinyl in limited quantities in a box set containing color prints of art by both musicians in 2022 by Black Editions and Haino's Purple Trap label, and is also available as a digital download.[1][2][3]
The intellect given birth to here (eternity) is too young
Mark Corroto of All About Jazz wrote: "Like a tornado, there is a powerful and captivating force about the two musicians' performance that entices you to lean face first into their superstorm... The reunion of these two giants of creative music produces a surge of energy throughout the 2¾ hours of music making what could power a small village... The two musicians maintain a mutual respect here, neither demanding to lead nor constraining the other."[4]
Magnet's Bill Meyer stated: "What Haino and Brötzmann do here exceeds words such as 'improvisation' or 'ritual,' although both capture aspects of the experience... to follow the course of either show from start to finish is to hear an echo of a ceremony. But there's more going on here than the sound of two guys playing an assortment of instruments... This is the sound of two vortexes of existence coexisting, summoning the memories of many decades... and the awareness of whatever vastness yawns beyond their inevitable endings."[5]
In an article for Stereogum, Phil Freeman described the album as "absolutely mind-scouring... loud, unrelenting, and yet beautiful. Essential stuff."[6]
Writing for The Quietus, Daryl Worthington commented: "On percussion, Haino seems to freeze time, stumbling, dramatically pausing and then launching into rhythms operating in a different frame rate to the sax. With guitar he unleashes angry spasms, shards of twang that seem to attack the microscopic pauses for breath in Brötzmann's playing. At other points Haino twists into noodly excursions, flurries of notes toying with negative space, filling it with sound and morphing its contours."[7]
Eyal Hareuveni of The Free Jazz Collective called the album "almost three hours of sublime music," and remarked: "the tension between these great free improvisers makes their music so unique... These live settings exhaust not only the alchemical dynamics of Brötzmann and Haino, but also their extensive experience and the wisdom of their playing, and, as can be expected, it defies easy categorization."[8]
The editors of Burning Ambulance included the album in their "Best Music of 2022" list.[9]
Track listingsedit
Disc 1
"Begging your pardon, Master Sokushinbutsu" – 23:13
"You have sacrificed your body for us but things continue to worsen" – 21:28
Disc 2
"The beginning or the end which will be the first to admit its opponent?" – 22:26
"A landscape never glimpsed before is on the verge of manifestation" – 14:18
Disc 3
"The intellect given birth to here (existence)" – 19:43
"is too young" – 22:33
Disc 4
"The wound that lapses into this world can sometimes be bigger" – 19:34
Keiji Haino – electric guitar, drum kit, percussion, voice
Referencesedit
^"Peter Brötzmann - Keiji Haino Duo - The intellect given birth to here (eternity) is too young". Jazz Music Archives. Retrieved November 10, 2023.
^"BE-1005/PT006: Peter Brötzmann / Keiji Haino Duo: The intellect given birth to here (existence) is too young". Black Editions Group. Retrieved November 10, 2023.
^"The intellect given birth to here (eternity) is too young". Bandcamp / Black Editions Group. Retrieved November 10, 2023.
^ abCorroto, Mark (September 7, 2022). "Peter Brötzmann / Keiji Haino Duo: The Intellect Given Birth To Here (Eternity) Is Too Young". All About Jazz. Retrieved November 10, 2023.
^Meyer, Bill (November 10, 2022). "Essential New Music: Peter Brötzmann/Keiji Haino Duo's 'The Intellect Given Birth To Here (Eternity) Is Too Young'". Magnet Magazine. Retrieved November 10, 2023.
^Freeman, Phil (September 19, 2022). "Girls To The Front". Stereogum. Retrieved November 10, 2023.
^Worthington, Daryl (October 6, 2022). "In Space No-One Can Hear You: Keiji Haino & SUMAC". The Quietus. Retrieved November 10, 2023.
^Hareuveni, Eyal (October 16, 2022). "Peter Brötzmann with Old and New Comrades". The Free Jazz Collective. Retrieved November 10, 2023.
^"Best Music of 2022". Burning Ambulance. December 16, 2022. Retrieved November 10, 2023.
January 01, 1970
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The intellect given birth to here eternity is too young is a four disc box set live album of music by saxophonist and clarinetist Peter Brotzmann and electric guitarist percussionist and vocalist Keiji Haino Discs one and two were recorded on August 4 2018 at Zebulon in Los Angeles while discs three and four were recorded on August 8 2018 at The Chapel in San Francisco The album was released on vinyl in limited quantities in a box set containing color prints of art by both musicians in 2022 by Black Editions and Haino s Purple Trap label and is also available as a digital download 1 2 3 The intellect given birth to here eternity is too youngLive album by Peter Brotzmann and Keiji HainoReleased2022RecordedAugust 4 and 8 2018VenueZebulon Los Angeles The Chapel San FranciscoGenreFree improvisationLabelBlack EditionsBE 1005Purple TrapPT006ProducerMichael Ehlers Peter Kolovos Contents 1 Reception 2 Track listings 3 Personnel 4 ReferencesReception editProfessional ratingsReview scoresSourceRatingAll About Jazz nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp 4 Mark Corroto of All About Jazz wrote Like a tornado there is a powerful and captivating force about the two musicians performance that entices you to lean face first into their superstorm The reunion of these two giants of creative music produces a surge of energy throughout the 2 hours of music making what could power a small village The two musicians maintain a mutual respect here neither demanding to lead nor constraining the other 4 Magnet s Bill Meyer stated What Haino and Brotzmann do here exceeds words such as improvisation or ritual although both capture aspects of the experience to follow the course of either show from start to finish is to hear an echo of a ceremony But there s more going on here than the sound of two guys playing an assortment of instruments This is the sound of two vortexes of existence coexisting summoning the memories of many decades and the awareness of whatever vastness yawns beyond their inevitable endings 5 In an article for Stereogum Phil Freeman described the album as absolutely mind scouring loud unrelenting and yet beautiful Essential stuff 6 Writing for The Quietus Daryl Worthington commented On percussion Haino seems to freeze time stumbling dramatically pausing and then launching into rhythms operating in a different frame rate to the sax With guitar he unleashes angry spasms shards of twang that seem to attack the microscopic pauses for breath in Brotzmann s playing At other points Haino twists into noodly excursions flurries of notes toying with negative space filling it with sound and morphing its contours 7 Eyal Hareuveni of The Free Jazz Collective called the album almost three hours of sublime music and remarked the tension between these great free improvisers makes their music so unique These live settings exhaust not only the alchemical dynamics of Brotzmann and Haino but also their extensive experience and the wisdom of their playing and as can be expected it defies easy categorization 8 The editors of Burning Ambulance included the album in their Best Music of 2022 list 9 Track listings editDisc 1 Begging your pardon Master Sokushinbutsu 23 13 You have sacrificed your body for us but things continue to worsen 21 28 Disc 2 The beginning or the end which will be the first to admit its opponent 22 26 A landscape never glimpsed before is on the verge of manifestation 14 18 Disc 3 The intellect given birth to here existence 19 43 is too young 22 33 Disc 4 The wound that lapses into this world can sometimes be bigger 19 34 than the wound that was dropped here 20 44Personnel editPeter Brotzmann B clarinet tarogato tenor saxophone Keiji Haino electric guitar drum kit percussion voiceReferences edit Peter Brotzmann Keiji Haino Duo The intellect given birth to here eternity is too young Jazz Music Archives Retrieved November 10 2023 BE 1005 PT006 Peter Brotzmann Keiji Haino Duo The intellect given birth to here existence is too young Black Editions Group Retrieved November 10 2023 The intellect given birth to here eternity is too young Bandcamp Black Editions Group Retrieved November 10 2023 a b Corroto Mark September 7 2022 Peter Brotzmann Keiji Haino Duo The Intellect Given Birth To Here Eternity Is Too Young All About Jazz Retrieved November 10 2023 Meyer Bill November 10 2022 Essential New Music Peter Brotzmann Keiji Haino Duo s The Intellect Given Birth To Here Eternity Is Too Young Magnet Magazine Retrieved November 10 2023 Freeman Phil September 19 2022 Girls To The Front Stereogum Retrieved November 10 2023 Worthington Daryl October 6 2022 In Space No One Can Hear You Keiji Haino amp SUMAC The Quietus Retrieved November 10 2023 Hareuveni Eyal October 16 2022 Peter Brotzmann with Old and New Comrades The Free Jazz Collective Retrieved November 10 2023 Best Music of 2022 Burning Ambulance December 16 2022 Retrieved November 10 2023 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title The intellect given 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