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This is now at the top of my list of albums I wish I had but never will. This is seriously one of the most overlooked masterpieces of all time. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. I got this the other day from an obscure russian only website with a million dead or bad links, so I figured I'd do the world a huge favor and host it myself. It is a Russian album from 1991. Members include Dmitriy Noskov [Дмитрий Носков] (programming), Vasiliy Agafonov [Василий Агафонов] (programming), Konstantin Bagaev [Константин Багаев] (programming), Tatiana Erokhina [Татьяна Ерохина] (vocals). Let me just say this. If Stereolab and Monolake were locked in a dungeon in Siberia for 3 months with nothing to eat but DXM and Borsch... You would get a close approximation of this album. Like most truly great music, the constituent parts and ingredients sound older than 1991, but the arrangement, theory, concept, and execution are very much 2011. A few times before I have been astonished by how far ahead a particular album was, like Franco Battiato's 'Fetus,' for instance. And now this album puts another notch in that belt and also takes a spot on the list of the top 100 albums of the 90s. This got me thinking about other obscure albums that were created way ahead of their time, or just extremely innovative and forward thinking, or anticipatory of major trends to come, or just downright futuristic, and not in the cliche sense...
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LINK: http://www.divshare.com/download/16551821-bd7Monoton's 'Monoproduckt',
Ata Kak tape
Nuno Canavarro's 'Plux Quba'
Charanjiht Singh 'Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat'
Bathory - S/T
Most everything Joe Meek ever made,
Moondog as well for that matter,
Luigi Russolo's early tape music (inventor of musqiue concrete)
Les Yper Sound's seminal 7'
Virgo Four - Virgo lp
Heldon - Electronique Guerilla
Automat - S/T
Cortex - Troupeau Bleu
Mahmoud Ahmed's - Ere Mela Mela
Comus - First Utterance
Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom
Lucio Battisti's - Anima Latina,
Bernie Worrell discovering how awesome the minimoog is,
The Electric Prunes - Mass in F Minor (is this not the first incredible postrock album?)
all the BBC Radiophonics Workshop materialMonks - Black Monk Material
Aloa - S/T,
Keiji Haino - Soul's true love,
Royal Trux - Twin Infinitives,
Savant - The Neo-Realist
Nine Circles - S/T (1992 comp)
and... Soothing Sounds For Baby vols 1-3!
Alain Mion (born January 14, 1947 in Casablanca) is a French pianist, composer, arranger, and jazz singer.
Musical career[edit]
Influenced by Bobby Timmons, Ray Charles and Les McCann, his style varies between jazz, soul jazz and 'funky music'.
He created the legendary jazz funk group Cortex in 1974, before embarking upon a career under his own name in 1982.
His albums are known worldwide, notably 'Troupeau Bleu' and 'Volume 2' with Cortex (re-released several times and sampled by many musical artists and DJs). Also popular were albums under his own name, including 'Pheno-Men' which was used as a theme for many radio programs, 'Alain Mion in New York' recorded with David Binney and Marc Johnson, and 'Some Soul Food' recorded in Stockholm (Sweden) with Patrik Boman and Ronnie Gardiner.
In 2008, he appeared with a new group, Alain Mion FunKey Combo (with German drummer Michael Kerstin, Swedish bassist Patrik Boman, and a saxophone section consisting of Italian and French musicians: Loïc Soulat on alto, Pietro Tonolo on tenor and Romano Pratesi on baritone) then with his new group Alain Mion & The New Cortex which reunited for concerts at New Morning in 2009-10, with the singer Adeline de Lépinay reprising the role originally performed by Mireille Dalbray on the Troupeau Bleu album.
Filmed in concert and broadcast by Mezzo TV, the group's repertoire included both new and old compositions of Alain Mion, reflected in the new album 'Let's Groove', released on Trad Vibe Records and presented during a concert in Paris at Petit Journal Montparnasse en 2012.
In the United States, Alain Mion and Cortex's songs have been sampled by several hip-hop artists (including Madlib, Fat Joe, DJ Day, Wiz Khalifa, Curren$y, Tyler The Creator, Rick Ross, and Lupe Fiasco).
Alain Mion's and Cortex's records are often played on contemporary jazz stations such as KCRW in Los Angeles and The Jazz Groove Radio in San Francisco.
Discography[edit]
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With Cortex[edit]
- Troupeau Bleu (Sonodisc) LP
- Mary & Jeff (Sonodisc) Single
- Les Oiseaux Morts (Sonodisc) Single
- Vol. 2 (Sonodisc) LP
- Caribou (Arabella/Wea) Single
- Pourquoi (Crypto/RCA) LP
- Meddley : Mary & Jeff-Devil's Dance (Sonodisc) Maxi
- Cuvée Spéciale (Compilation Crypto/RCA) LP
- Best of Cortex (Jazz'in/Next Music) CD
- Cortex Inédit '79 (Underdog Records) CD + digital album
- Cortex Inédit '79 'Japanese limited edition' + bonus track(Underdog Records) LP
- The Unreleased Versions : 'Les Oiseaux Morts' + 'Mary & Jeff' (Trad Vibe) Single
Under his own name[edit]
- Phéno-Men, T.Bones Square (Caravage/Carrere) Single
- Phéno-Men, All Along (Caravage/Carrere) Maxi
- Phéno-Men (Caravage/Carrere) LP+K7
- No'Mad, Un autre Be Bop (Olivi/Media7) Single
- No'Mad (Olivi/Media7) LP+CD
- Alain Mion in New York (Elabeth/DAM)CD
- Some Soul Food (Caravage/Jazz'in/Next Music) CD
- Alain Mion Solo CD à paraître
- Alain Mion Trio live on tour in Europe (Underdog Rec)CD
- Alain Mion & His FunKey Combo, Groovin’ in Paris (Caravage/Believe) digital album
- Alain Mion & The New Cortex 'Let's Groove' (Trad Vibe Records) LP
Re-releases[edit]
- Cortex Troupeau Bleu(Pulp Flavor) CD et Vinyl
- Cortex Volume 2 (Follow Me Records/Nocturne), CD et Vinyl
- Alain Mion in New York (Jazz'in/Next Music) CD
- Some Soul Food (Ward Records Japan) CD
- Pheno-Men (Caravage/Believe) digital album
- Some Soul Food (Caravage/Believe) digital album
- Alain Mion in New York (Caravage/Believe) digital album
- Cortex Troupeau Bleu nouvelle réédition (Underdog Rec) CD + Vinyle + digital album
- Cortex Pourquoi (Trad Vibe) LP + CD + digital
- Trilogie de Cortex (Troupeau Bleu, Vol.2, Pourquoi) Trad Vibe Records/Pusher Distribution, Vinyle et CD
Cortex Troupeau Bleu Vinyl
Other albums and compilations[edit]
- La Guêpe, Vol.1 (Pulp Flavor) CD et VinyleSavoir Faire (Plein Gaz Productions) CD et Vinyle
- Opération Heritage (Hutch Productions) Vinyle
- Sound of Music (Galaxy Music) CD
- Compilation Park Hyatt Tokyo Airflow (Milan Music/Universal)CD et Vinyle
- Compilation Nightmares on Wax 'Late Night Tales' (Azuli Records), en compagnie de Quincy Jones, et Tom Scott - CD et Vinyle
- Sensations Louisiane (Warner Music) CD
- Jazz Bar 2005 (Disk Union TOKYO) CD
- French Groovy Jazz (Caravage/Believe) digital album
- French Cool Jazz (Caravage/Believe) digital album
- French Latin Jazz (Caravage/Believe) digital album
- Coffret '5 CD Gospel'(Warner Music) CD
- French Piano Jazz (Caravage/Believe) digital album
- French Organ Jazz (Caravage/Believe) digital album
- French Blue Jazz (Caravage/Believe) digital album
- Timeless, Park Hyatt Paris Vendôme (Discograph)CD
- Music for silent movies, vol. 2 (Caravage/Believe) digital album
- Modern Gospel & Negro spirituals(Caravage/Believe) digital album