John Cale & Terry Riley - Church Of Anthrax mp3

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• Artwork [Cover Art] – Kim Whitesides
• Bass, Harpsichord, Piano, Guitar, Viola, Organ, Liner Notes – John Cale
• Design [Cover Design] – John Berg, Richard Mantel
• Engineer – Don Meehan
• Photography By – Don Hunstein
• Piano, Organ, Soprano Saxophone – Terry Riley
• Producer – John Cale, John McClure

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Some copies with the older "2-Eye" label design.

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Church of Anthrax is a collaborative studio album by musicians John Cale and Terry Riley. It was released in February 1971 by record label Columbia, nearly a year after the material was recorded in fact, it was recorded prior to Cale's solo debut Vintage Violence. The Soul of Patrick Lee is the only vocal track on the album all others are instrumentals. No singles were taken from the album. Though Cale was trained in a similar aesthetic he played with La Monte Young, surely the most minimal of all minimalist composers, he had largely left it behind by 1971, and so Church of Anthrax mixes Riley's drones and patterns with a more muscular and melodic bent versed in both free jazz and experimental rock. Church of Anthrax is a collaboration between John Cale and Terry Riley, who had worked together in New York in the Sixties, as documented on Cale's 2000 archive release Stainless Steel Gamelan. The record was released in February Church of Anthrax is a collaboration between John Cale and Terry Riley, who had worked together in New York in the Sixties, as documented on Cale's 2000 archive release Stainless Steel Gamelan. The record was released in February read more. Similar Artists. Play all. Tony Conrad with Faust. 7,071 listeners. Songs in album Church Of Anthrax 1971. John Cale Riley - Church Of Anthrax. John Cale Riley - The Hall Of Mirrors In The Palace At Versailles. John Cale Riley - The Soul Of Patrick Lee. John Cale Riley - Ides Of March. John Cale Riley - The Protege. Other albums by John Cale, Terry Riley. Terry Riley. Atlantis Nath. Shri Camel. Happy Ending. About Church of Anthrax. Collaboration between John Cale, who had recently left The Velvet Underground, and modernist orchestral composer Terry Riley. They had both previously worked with avant-garde composer La Monte Young, who specialised in drone based music. This album is mostly composed of improvised instrumental music with a surprisingly heavy and upbeat edge. Four of the songs are instrumentals written by both artists. The Soul of Patrick Lee is writ. Church of Anthrax It is common when John Cale and Terry Riley doing the uncommon things. An experimentation session between two minimalism devotion composer. Rispondi Avvertimi Helpful. But Terry Riley and John Cale. You haven't heard real music until you've heard this album or at least one of there other great solo works. Rispondi Avvertimi 1 Helpful. Only for completionists 2. A stunning second album, this Church Of Anthrax is easily Cale's top achievement in his career, even if this is just another album for Terry Riley. Let me explain before you hurl a bunch of insults at me. According to Cale he dug out the funk hidden in Riley's hypnotic patterns of organ and soprano saxophone. Whatever, this unique fusion of minimalism, experimental rock and free jazz is not as hard to digest as one could expect. Thursday, 16 January 2020. John Cale & Terry Riley Church Of Anthrax CBS S 64259 1971. Bongwater did a song called David Bowie Wants Ideas, and the place to find them was usually in the Avant Garde arena. It should have actually been a three track album of minimalismrock crossover tunes, but obviously the Record company must have uttered the classic phrase. Its great,but I'm not hearing a single. A1 Church Of Anthrax 9:00 A2 The Hall Of Mirrors In The Palace At Versailles 7:55 B1 The Soul Of Patrick Lee 2:47 B2 Ides Of March 11:03 B3 The Protege 2:47. DOWNLOAD some biological weapon worship HERE Posted by Jonny Zchivago at 00:06. Album by John Cale and Terry Riley. Church of Anthrax. The Hall of Mirrors in the Palace at Versailles. The Soul of Patrick Lee. Ides of March. The Protege. Musicians: John Cale: bass, harpsichord, piano, guitar, viola, organ. Terry Riley: piano, organ, soprano saxophone. Bobby Colomby & Bobby Gregg: drums. Adam Miller: vocal on The Soul of Patrick Lee. search for Church of Anthrax