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All of Marc Ribot's upcoming tour dates and the lineups for each plus a video of Ribot with the Lounge Lizards and John Lurie whose current "disappearance" got a full write-up in a recenty New Yorker are below Lounge Lizards - Voice Of Chunk. Variation 1 2. Delancey Waltz 3. Flicker 4. Empty 5. Natalia in E Major 6. Solaris 7. Report Certificate. Protection Status: Active Protection Duration: 0 days.

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Human Nature and the Social Order. These musicians that Lurie was collaborating with, all of them have made their mark on the modern jazz scene, and all of them have made some contribution to the form jazz takes in the present day.

And some of it, well, sounds a lot like the music Lurie and crew s were creating back in the day. I remember a snowy day in Denver, walking into St. Marks Coffee House, and hearing the music of Voice of Chunk drifting through the same air that carried a heat blasting the January chill from my face, and then just melting into a booth with a cup of joe, a good book, that music, and a sense of contentment that life was settling in just as it should. That was a nice thing you did.

The music is evocative as hell, but it made a cerebral connection with me that has never shook free. And what I mean by that is that this is music that to my ears sounds to be focused on a creative vision, expressed in a way that ignored current conventions of what music did or should sound like… a entire focus on the sound that was right there in front of them at the time, in that moment, unconcerned about how it might sound later or what should come later, theoretically or in reality.

When I hear Voice of Chunk , I hear something at the opposite end of that spectrum. I hear Isolation Music. Isolation Music is just the musician by him or herself, simply pursuing a creative idea, a raw unformed vision, and just following it through, regardless of where it went and what form it took.