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Barricade 3 (CD)

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The 1st by the duo of Hector Zazou & Joseph Racaille plus guests. Primitive electronics, reeds, electric & acoustic pianos, noise, songs, & the hovering spirit of Satie. Not as divine as Traite De Mechanique, but still an excellent and essential release. This disk features Hector Zazou playing predominantly electric piano and chromelodion (the tube-version precursor to the modern synthesizer), and partner Joseph Racaille on acoustic piano. Both share songwriting duties and vocals, the latter of which at times are so overdriven and messed-up that they create an ironic disparity to the seemingly Satie-like atmosphere...Barricades 3 has stood up to the test of time better than almost anything else. It remains as startling and mystifying as the day it was first released on vinyl in 1977...
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Cat. number: RÉR ZNR1
Year: 1993

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Produced for 'Les disques du Rat et du Serpent Associés' and first released in France by Jean-Marc Bailleux and 'Isadora' in 1977.

Reissued in 1981 by Recommended Records as RR7, in a hand screened cover, with an initial limited edition including a new translation by Max Addison of Eric Satie's 'Memoirs of an Amnesiac' silkscreened with set of one-off woodcuts.

Recorded in January 1977 at the studio of Gilly Bell, Ventabren (Bouches-du-Rhône)

Reworked in USA

Made in USA

European Distribution: RéR

US Distribution: Cuneiform

Brasil: RéR Brasil

Jewel case packaging with 8-page booklet

Track durations given on release are incorrect, those given here are taken from a CD player

Release notes

Produced for 'Les disques du Rat et du Serpent Associés' and first released in France by Jean-Marc Bailleux and 'Isadora' in 1977. Reissued in 1981 by Recommended Records as RR7, in a hand screened cover, with an initial limited edition including a new translation by Max Addison of Eric Satie's 'Memoirs of an Amnesiac' silkscreened with set of one-off woodcuts. Recorded in January 1977 at the studio of Gilly Bell, Ventabren (Bouches-du-Rhône) Reworked in USA Made in USA European…

Tracklist
1Espelisoun D'Uno Ribambello D'Evenimen Espetaclous Valentin Bilot1:25
2Armistice Couronne De Feullages2:27
3Le Grand Compositeur Vu De Face3:03
4Seynete3:39
5Editioun Especialo D'Uno Griho De Jardin5:39
6Annie La Telie3:09
7Naive Descrption De La Formation2:06
8Avril En Suede1:32
9aPrélude Aux Memoires D'Un Chien.
9bPremiere Tentative
10Trop De Douceur Ou Les Trois Soeurs: 2e Soeur0:42
11L'Armoire... Devait Faire Partie D'Une Trilogie Intitulée 'Trois Rayons De Lune En Plein Jour'1:42
12aBoston Mexicain No.1
12bBoston Mexicain No.2
12cBoston Mexicain No.3
13a1er Mouvement: Lento Suivi D'Adagio3:25
13b2ème Mouvement: Mezza, Mezzo Censuré Au Montage
13c3ème Mouvement, Édente3:40
14Solo Un Dia3:00
15La Vieio Mostro: Part II1:57
Credits
Gilly Bell
Composed By (8), Engineer, Guest [With], Mixed By
Hector Zazou
Composed By (1 to 5, 7, 9, 10, 13, 15), Mixed By
Joseph Racaille
Composed By (6, 11, 12, 15)
M. Gotlib
Composed By (4)
Bill Sharp
Coordinator [Production Coordinated By]
Jean-Pierre Leccia
Engineer, Mixed By
Chris Cutler
Executive-Producer [General Editor]
André Jaume
Guest [With]
David Rueff
Guest [With]
Fernand D'Arlès
Guest [With]
Harvey Néneux
Guest [With]
Don Van Vliet
Illustration [Drawing, Inside Booklet]
Dirk Vallons
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