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It Had Been An Ordinary Enough Day In Pueblo, Colorado

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For folks familiar with AMM, this one really doesn’t need much by way of introduction. However, as an entry point, it serves up (relatively) short digestible tracks that illustrate the organic genius of AMM. By the time they recorded this album, this was AMM’s third incarnation. By no means the groups most decisive or challenging work, the songs clearly demonstrate the various shades of free improv mastery that give the group it’s perrenial status as one of the finest examples within the genre. AMM have never been well-known to the general public, but have been, in their own way, hugely influential on several generations of adventurous musicians. AMM have been called “legendary” and “groundbreaking,” and are notable as perhaps the first musical group deliberately to try to make music not related to any establised musical genre.
Details
Cat. number: JAPO 60031
Year: 2001

Release notes

Recorded December 1979 at Tonstudio Bauer, Ludwigsburg Comes with 12-page booklet with liner notes newly added for the reissue. ©℗ 1980 JAPO/ECM Records GmbH Printed in Germany

Tracklist
1Radio Activity18:20
2Convergence5:15
3Kline8:25
4Spittlefields' Slide6:50
5For A8:27
Credits
Jürgen Peschel
Design
Eddie Prévost
Drums
Martin Wieland
Engineer
Keith Rowe
Guitar, Guitar [Prepared Guitar], Electronics [Transistor Radio]
Steve Lake
Liner Notes, Producer
Karl Johnson
Photography By [Cover Photo]
Signe Mähler
Photography By [Liner Photos]
AMM
Producer