Lloyd Miller
Near And Far East (LP)
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Original artwork tip-on 700 gram cardboard. Black polylined innersleeve. Insert sheet Q&A with Lloyd Miller by Tony Higgins + original archive pictures on 350 gram Bristol paper. Made with the intention of exploring and experiencing the various musical and cultural perspectives of a territory as vast as that of Persia, "Near And Far East" is a significant historical document that transcends the restrictive concept of territory but rather inhabits a space of absolute time. The album's content is not just window into faraway places, but a leap into the times and cultures that have now been swallowed up by the incessant movement of globalization and capitalism. Listening to it is turning your ear into the true musical culture of countries whose rapid change has eliminated the cultural peculiarities at their roots. Inspired by his long journeys in Iran, Lloyd Miller takes us on a journey through the instruments and sounds of a time, giving us his interpretations of a musical world that was - and that now remains - an historical document for future explorers who are curious about the mysterious musical arts of the middle and far east.
Certainly a holy grail for samplers and loopers who can find exotic panoramas here!
Format
Limited edition distribuited only from Bandcamp, for a limited period of time, during COVID crisis.
- Original artwork tip-on 700 gram cardboard.
- Handcrafted silk-screen on 350 gram Bristol paper with 100% natural colors.
- Insert sheet Q&A with Lloyd Miller by Tony Higgins + original archive pictures.
30copies pressed
Release notes
- Original artwork glued prints on thick 700 gram cardboard. 200 copies edition.
| A1 | Japan - Sakura | ||
| A2 | China - Ch'Un Chiang Hum Yüeh Yeh | ||
| A3 | Viet Nam - Lúu Thuy | ||
| A4 | Viet Nam - Co La | ||
| A5 | Laos - Ramayana Prelude | ||
| A6 | Cambodia - Rop Koh | ||
| A7 | Thailand - Khmersayok | ||
| B1 | India - Karpagame | ||
| B2 | Afghanestan - Flute Melody | ||
| B3 | Iran - Seh Gah | ||
| B4 | Turkey - Amen Avci Vurma Beni | ||
| B5 | Iraq - Hakimi |
- Manucher Paydar
- Drum [Tar] (B3)
- Lloyd Miller
- Dulcimer [Santur], Oud, Shamisen, Dhol, Tabla
- Marilyn Miller
- Flute
- Tú Trinh Dàm
- Voice (A4)
- Dusdi Siwi Jarn
- Voice, Performer [Ching] (A7)































