9 thoughts on “ This Way Out - Birdsongs Of The Mesozoic - The Iridium Controversy (CD, Album) ”

1. Birdsongs of the Mesozoic, , "The Iridium Controversy " is kind of forgotten, even though they come from the USA, which usually brings on a wider audience. Nevertheless completely understandable, considering the kind of non-stop intensity this guys usually handle, but mainly because their contemporary classical music roots, which sets them.

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2. The Fossil Record is a compilation album by Birdsongs of the Mesozoic, released on by Cuneiform Records. It comprises unreleased tracks from the band's early years. It comprises unreleased tracks from the band's early years.

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Iridium Controversy on Discogs.4/5(6).

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4. Rhythmically, “Make the Camera Dance” and “Beat of the Mesozoic” recall Philip Glass and Steve Reich’s ostinatos, while the two-part title track suggests Michael Nyman and Rhys Chatham’s brass-band beats the album is tight and propulsive Birdsongs is a non-rock ensemble that hasn’t forgotten its garage-band roots.”.

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5. Steve Adams / saxophone on CD 1, track 14 Michael Cohen / roto toms, cymbals, snare on CD 1, tracks Leon Janikian / clarinet on CD 1, track 1 Peter Prescott / tom tom on CD 1, tracks 5 and 16 Steve Stain / chain-on-metal on CD 1, tracks 5 and 16 Taki / dono on CD 1, track 6 and dono/nails on CD .

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6. The Iridium Controversy is a music studio album recording by BIRDSONGS OF THE MESOZOIC (RIO/Avant-Prog/Progressive Rock) released in on cd, lp / vinyl and/or cassette/5(4).

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7. Formed in , Birdsongs of the Mesozoic play a unique mix of rock, punk, classical, minimalism, and free-form music, with occasional forays into even more unexpected directions, including spoken word performance and African-American spirituals. The group's diverse instrumentation has included piano, synthesizers, guitar, saxophones, flutes, and electronic and acoustic percussion.

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8. Birdsongs of the Mesozoic with Oral Moses - Extreme Spirituals SKU RUNE For their 13th album and in their 25th year together, post-punk, art-rock pioneers Birdsongs of the Mesozoic do a degree musical swerve and link up with bass-baritone vocalist Oral Moses, one of the preeminent African-American performers of traditional spirituals.

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