The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics".PETER BROTZMANN OCTET. Machine Gun (reissue) (LP in screen-printed sleeve) Cien Fuegos Austria. Machine Gun (17:14) Responsible (8:14) Music For Han Bennink I (11:24) Add to cart in stock 31.49. Items 1 to 1 of 1 on page 1 of 1.
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The years have not managed to temper this fiery furnace blast from hell it's just as relentless and shocking an assault now as it was then. The sound of Machine Gun is just as aggressive and battering as its namesake, blowing apart all that's timid, immovable, or proper with an unrepentant and furious finality. The players declare and exercise their right to bellow and wail all they want they both send up the stereotype of free playing as simply screaming, and unapologetically revel in it. While Brötzmann has played this powerfully on albums since, never again is it with a group of this size playing just as hard with him. Brötzmann leads this octet in a notoriously concentrated dose of the relentless hard blowing so often characteristic of his music. The rest of the group consists of drummers Han Bennink (Dutch) and Sven-Åke Johansson (Swedish), Belgian pianist Fred van Hove, and bassists Peter Kowald (German) and Buschi Niebergall (Swiss).
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