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:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :: :: :: - WHAT'S RATTLIN' ? - :: :: The Weekly Digest for Canterbury Music Addicts :: :: Issue # 119 :: :: Saturday, February 27th, 1999 :: :: :: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Michael Clare <mykelc@earthlink.net> Subject: Birth Announcement Date: Fri, 12 Feb 1999 19:03:20 -0800 Message From Hyperspace: Bananamoon Observatory, San Francisco Outpost Hello Rattled ones As this list is like my family, I thought it best to make the first public announcement of this here. I am not really sure how I am going to say this, just spit it out, hard as it is for me to believe. Perhaps you have heard rumors or seen mention of something called Daevid Allen's University Of Errors? It is a new band that forced itself into being last September in San Francisco --- an album was recorded and should be released early summer titled "Money Doesn't Make It" and the University will be making it's first public appearances in California in mid March --- March 17 at Bottom Of the Hill in San Francisco and March 18 at Spaceland in Los Angeles. Faculty members are Daevid Allen- lewd and glissando guitar and vocalizing, Pat Thomas- drums, Josh Pollock- angular guitar, and (this is the hard for me to believe part) Michael Clare- bass?????? (i had almost forgotten that i was a musician). Associate Professors Jay Radford and Erik Pearson are also integral members of the faculty. Lot's of hope for a future of making music and fun together --- possible US tour in October --- and wherever our research leads. phew, so that is the news --- Cheers and Love and lager- Michael daevid allen's university of error s Established 1998, Prof. Daevid Allen, Headmaster Maximum Space Rock--part of the Gong Global Famiy ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: "Lance A. Michel" <nabalom@sirius.com> Subject: New Releases fro Feb... Date: Wed, 17 Feb 1999 01:12:39 -0800 Howdy Folks, Thought y'all would find this of interest: **CANTERBURIED SOUNDS-Volume One (Voiceprint 201) Impossibly rare earlydemos from the Wilde Flowers & various pre-Soft Machine & Caravanmembers. 75 minutes long, not well recorded, but obviously historic forCanterbury fanatics & dedicated to Robert Wyatt's & Hugh Hopper's moms. $14. -----This can be ordered through DMG in NYC (and, no, I don't work for'em......:-) Here is their info. though: Downtown Music Gallery 211 E. 5th St. New York, NY 10003 212 473 0043 212 533 5059 fax Store Hours: Sun-Thu 12-10pm (Wed 9-ish) Fri-Sat 12-11pm E-mail: dmg@panix.com -----Cheers! L8R As Always......Peas & Dub..........Lanceananda -- Lance A. Michel: -There are as many shades to reality as there are windows unto the soul- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Gong Appreciation Society <gong-gas@gpo.sonnet.co.uk> Subject: Gong 2000 Date: Wed, 17 Feb 99 22:24:20 +0000 Classic Gong will always be a touring favourite reappearing cyclically and performing the Trilogy as it has done for the past 3 years. But perhaps it is time for a break from the Gong tradition. Many in the Gong Global Family would like to see a fresh new Gongband direction for the Millennium climaxing with a new Gong CD thus we introduce .. Gong 2000 ... But who amongst all of the fine musicians in the Gong Global Family will play in Gong 2000?...Here’s your chance to influence this! Name Your Own 6 Star Gong 2000 Band Competition From the incomplete list below create your own Gong 2000 Band for the Millennium Do you want Classic Gong to go on playing the Trilogy forever? Do you want a Mothergong-Goddess Trance outfit? Do you want another Pierre style Gong band without Daevid and Gilli? Do you want a Here & Now/Planet Gong revival? Do you want another electro-acoustic Gongmaison? or a Shapeshifter style rebirth into new directions? All of these, none of these? Your choice! This list of musicians is incomplete-just imagine who you would like to attract into Gong 2000 from elsewhere! Aaron Liddard: sax Alex Blake: bass Andy Roid: synth. keyboards Andrea Bartelucci: flute Benny Frame:gtr/vocals Bill Bacon: dms Bob Loveday: violin Brian Abbott : gtr. glissando gtr Chris Cutler: dms & dictionary David Id: switch doctor David Licht: dms David Williams: guitar. vocals Daevid Allen: gtr. glissando gtr. vocals Didier Malherbe: flute. saxes Dino Ferrari: gtr. switch doctor. Elliet Mackeral: violin & attitude Elton Dean: sax Eugene Maslov: piano Fabio (Invisible) Golfetti: gtr. glissando gtr Freddy T. Baker: bass Gilli Smyth: spacewhisper Graham Clark: violin. guitar Graham Massey: synth. programs Grant Showbiz: everything & attitude Greg Sheehan: percussion. dms. magic Harry Williamson: synth. keyboards. angel gtr Hugh Hopper: bass Jackie Juno: vocals Jay Radford: gtr.fx Jay Tausig: gtr.vocals Jessica Chekler:vocals Jim (Invisible) Peters: synth. keyb gtr. vocals Keith Missile: bass. vocals Kramer: bass. keyboards. gtr. trombone. attitude Lady June: poetry Lol Coxhill: sax. jokes Lydia Lite: drms. wimminriddums Mad Stof: synth programs Mark Hewins: guitar. fx Mark Robson: didj. keyb. synth. whistle. vocals Marc Blanc: dms Marque O: bass. gtr fx Matt Ledger: percussion. dms Michael Clare: bass Mireille Bauer: perc Mike Howlet: bass Nick Doof: keyboards. programs Orlando: dms: programs. Pat Thomas:dms Percy Jones: bass. rudenoises Pierre Moerlen: dms Phil Miller: gtr Pip Pyle: dms Pougl: lights Rob Calvert: sax Rob George: dms Russell Hibbs: vocals Satch: switchdoctor Shyamal Maitra: tablas. programs Space: dms Spike Jones: switch doctor Steffe: gtr. synth. keyb. vocals Steve Cassidy: dms. perc Steve Hickson: dms. didg Steve Taylor: gtr Taliesin: percussion Thom World Poet: poetry. emailoverkill Tim Blake: synth. keyboards Tim (Invisible) Flatus: bass. vocals Venux de Luxe: switch doctor Wandana: harmonium. vocals Wiz: lights... & many more.... Whoever guesses the final lineup wins a truly magnificent prize.Whoever creates the most surprising/original lineup wins a stunning prize.Whoever creates the most fun lineup wins a ridiculous prize. judges: jonny greene, shawn ahearne, peter hartl & others so 'ave a go matey! may EVERYONE win a prize! yours in shared madness & clarity Prof. Psycho de Licke Dept. of Delirium. University of Errors ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Gary Davis <artshop@artist-shop.com> Subject: Outer Music Date: Wed, 17 Feb 1999 13:15:47 -0500 Hi, folks: The latest Artist Shop newsletter is out and you'll find it in its entiretyat <http://www.artist-shop.com/news.htm>. But here are some excerpts of specific interest to Canterbury fans. We have a new label to welcome to The Artist Shop - Outer Music<http://www.artist-shop.com/outer>. Located in the San Francisco bay area,and as the recording and label division of Pangea Music International, OuterMusic represents a variety of the world's top progressive music artists.Their goal is to produce, promote and propagate the best and trulyalternative forms of music by the world's leading progressive artist's.Spanning all genres and creeds, music to expand your inner and outer limits.Outer Music has a truly impressive roster which includes Brand X, Gong,Pierre Moerlen's Gong, Daevid Allen, David Cross, The Flower Kings and JuicyLucy. They also carry the Progfest '97 CD which includes performances byJohn Wetton of Asia, U.K.,and King Crimson fame, Italian legends Le Orme,The Flower Kings, Spock's Beard, Arena, Big Elf and Sinkadus. I am eagerly waiting to see what they release next! Coming March 16 from DGM <http://www.artist-shop.com/discipln> is BillBruford & Earthworks/A Part, Yet Apart. Bill Bruford has a habit of workingwith only the most incredible musicians (including a fair number ofCanterbury ones) even if we haven't heard of them yet. He's been touringwith a brand new Earthworks comprised of saxophonist Patrick Clahar: aterrific young improviser, highly thought of in the London scene, playedwith Steve Grossman, Valery Pomarov, Incognito, among others; keyboardistSteve Hamilton: trained at the Berklee School of Music, Boston, U.S., playedwith Van Morrison, Pee Wee Ellis, Freddie Hubbard, Bobby Hutcherson, GaryBurton, and others; Bassist Geoff Gascoyne: one of the most in-demand Londonjaz players, has played with Sting, Van Morrison, Georgie Fame, US 3, TommySmith, Guy Barker, and others. If the new Earthworks is half as talented as the old Earthworks, this new album will be a delight! On the same page you'll find the following tour dates for Bill Bruford & Earthworks: May 20 Arts Centre Poole, Dorset 21 Waterfront Carlyon Bay, Cornwall 23 Bull Theatre, Barnet, Herts 25 Corn Exchange Newbury, Berks 26 West End Centre Aldershot, Hants 27 Mill Arts Centre, Banbury, Oxon 28 Watermans Arts Centre, Brentford 29 Blackheath Concert Halls, London 30 Clair Hall Haywards Heath, W.Sussex June 2 Arts Centre Swindon 3 Gantry Arts Centre Southampton 4 Lichfield Arts Centre Staffs 5 Arc Theatre Trowbridge, Wilts 6 The Stables Wavendon, Bucks And finally, on our page of newly released imports<http://www.artist-shop.com/catalog/imports/new.htm> you'll find the following: SOFT MACHINE-4 & 5Reissue featuring the underground prog rock act's 1971 & 1972 albums together on one CD. All tracks are digitally remastered. WYATT,ROBERT-END OF AN EARReissue of the former Soft Machine drummer's solo debut, originally released on CBS in 1971. Eight tracks, all digitally remastered. Spread the word, Gary ************************************************************** Gary DavisThe Artist Shop The Other Roadhttp://www.artist-shop.com artshop@artist-shop.comphone: 330-929-2056 fax:330-945-4923 SUPPORT THE INDEPENDENT ARTIST!!!************************************************************** Check out the latest Artist Shop newsletter at http://www.artist-shop.com/news.htm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: jeroen odijk <jeroenodijk@wxs.nl> Subject: Cafe Jacques Date: Thu, 18 Feb 1999 22:01:59 +0100 Hello , my name is Jeroen Odijk, I live in Den Haag, Holland.I have a question about a song I remember called "International"which I thought was the last track of the Cafe Jacques' "international"LP. I bought this LP twice. The first time I lost it, so I bought itagain but to my surprise the last track was called "The Medley"My question is : Were there two different versions of this LP or am Icompletely wrong ? This is keeping me busy for at least 16 Years, andnever found an answer. I hope someone can help me, thanks a lot !!! ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: phil howitt <facelift@gpo.sonnet.co.uk> Subject: fred baker Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1999 00:50:11 +0000 Hi Aymeric Just a quickie - this may be too late to pass on before your next WR goes out, but may reach some readers - Fred Baker (In Cahoots) is currently part of the Harry Beckett jazz band which is touring the UK currently - only date I have is Manchester Band on the Wall on 25 Feb (I'll be there) - the band also includes Chris Biscoe. [Sorry, Phil - I wasn't quick enough on this one - AL] Fred has an (excellent) solo CD out called, I think, 'Missing Links' on Voiceprint/Blueprint, which, I think, is the CD release of his cassette 'Bass Motives' from around 10 years ago. Sorry this is so sketchy - I've just moved house (new Facelift contact address is 3 Cambridge Street, Hebden Bridge, HX7 6LN, UK) and things are all over the place at present (E-mail stays the same). Cheers Phil *************************************************************************** FACELIFT Magazine has been exploring the Canterbury scene and beyond since 1989. Facelift 18, including a 23-page Bill Bruford interview, and Facelift 19,with Dirk Campbell, Pierre Moerlen interviews are now available for £2 each(£2.50 Europe, £3 elsewhere) from Phil Howitt, Facelift, PO Box 69, Manchester M16 8RD, UK. Or for details of how to subscribe to Facelift e-mail facelift@gpo.sonnet.co.uk *************************************************************************** ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Martin Wakeling <marwak@globalnet.co.uk> Subject: Robert Wyatt Press Date: Sat, 20 Feb 1999 21:45:29 +0000 Just a note to let you know that the March issue of MOJO magazine here in the UK carries a full and splendid interview with Robert Wyatt, given the imminent release of the EP series on CD. They have an email address at mojo@ecm.emap.com. The March UK issue of UNCUT magazine (a music + movies review) has a free cover CD which includes an extended version of Wyatt's 'I'm A Believer' taken from the release. UNCUT have a site at www.uncut.net/index.html As an afterthought, both magazines have XTC interviews (MOJO in depth)/ music (track on UNCUT CD) given their forthcoming release as well. Swindon and Canterbury must be linked somewhere, if only by quality! Regards Martin ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: "Pippi" <villa.buitelaar@gironet.nl> Subject: Spirogyra Date: Sat, 20 Feb 1999 19:38:02 +0100 Somebody suggested I could ask my question here.I'm searching for information about the symfo-folk (?) band Spirogyra (?) (Definitely not the jazz rock formation!!!!) And also about their album Captain's Log. Released in the early '7ties Hoping you can help. Ronald ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Pat <nomad@netrover.com> Subject: LOOSE TUBES - "Open Letter" on CD Date: Tue, 23 Feb 1999 02:41:01 -0500 Hello Rattlers! Does anyone know where I can purchase a copy of LOOSE TUBES - "Open Letter" on the CD format? Please contact me privately. I've been looking for it for years and years, and I'm tired of listening to it on cassette. :( Yours truly, JULIAN "The Ranting Man" BELANGER (Paincourt, Ontario, Canada) np: NOJO(Neufeld Occhipinti Jazz Orchestra w/Don Byron)- "You Are Here"on True North Records cat. #TNSD 0166(CD), Canadian release. Thisrecording has a British Jazz feel to it. It would make Lol Coxhill & Elton Dean proud!!! :) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Ofir Zwebner <ofirz@magenta.co.il> Subject: Rock Bottom Date: Tue, 23 Feb 1999 17:46:35 Hi Rattlers, I'm looking for the story behind Rock Bottom. Why Rock Bottom? What's thetragedy? Why "Stop please, oh deary me... Oh dear, Oh Stop it, stop it"? Is Rock Bottom celebrating the lunacy of torment and grief? What's the Scotsman doing there (if he is a Scotsman after all)? Ofir ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: "John Selby" <tam625@hooked.net> Subject: Mark Wood Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1999 17:04:46 -0800 Hello Rattlers! Help, I've been searching for MARK WOOD -"LA MEZCLA" EMI CDP 7 91070 2 OR (TC MMC 1015 MMC) 1987?. If any one on the list could help me find this CD or LP or even a copy, I would be most grateful. I will gladly pay cash, trade, or both. Thanks in advance, John ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: David Cross Subject: "New" Robert Wyatt interview Date: Fri, 26 Feb 1999 12:32:52 -0500 Hello friends, good news. At long last, the Robert Wyatt interview mentioned in WR #'s 81 and 100 has published and is available to all at long last. Details: 15 pages total, 11 photos (many never before seen, thank you Mike King!), Alfie Bengie illustration and interview, annotated discography, a complete Wyatt singles discography (!), quotes from Hugh Hopper, Evan Parker and Bill MacCormick, Canterbury internet site overviews and more. PPD $5 for those in the US. All others please write <Hairpie@earthlink.net> for ordering information ------------------------------------------------------------------------- From the MUSART noticeboard: STEVE MILLER Memorial ConcertFeaturing Lol Coxhill, Mark Hewins, Phil Miller & members of K-Ostra/Harlow Poets MARCH 13th St. John's Arts Centre, Old Harlow 7:30 £5.00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** FORTHCOMING CANTERBURY-RELATED CONCERTS ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * [for more info : check out the 'Concerts' page of CALYX - see URL below] GONG A European tour is being arranged at the moment. May 02 - Verviers (Belgium), Spirit of '66 May 03 - Hamburg (Germany) May 04 - Berlin (Germany) May 05 - Wuppertal (Germany) May 06 - Karlsruhe (Germany) May 07 - Ebensee (Germany) May 08 - Munich (Germany)Followed by dates in Austria, France, Italy and possibly Switzerland.This tour should bring many surprises - a radically changed set, more improvisation-based; and an altered line-up - Pip Pyle will be back on drums & other changes to be announced. DAEVID ALLEN - FESTIVAL OF SEVEN MOONS '99 Mar 25-31 : California(also gigs with Gilli Smyth and friends feat. Percy Jones and others) Apr 24-30 : Cornwall May 24-30 : France Jun 22-28 : Ireland Jul 22-28 : USA Aug 20-26 : Scotland Sep 19-25 : near London DAEVID ALLEN - SOLO TOUR Apr 18 - Leeds, Duchess of York Apr 21 - Stoke-on-Trent, Riddles Music Bar Apr 22 - Cheltenham, Axion Centre Apr 25 - Exeter, Cavern and more t.b.a. DAEVID ALLEN/GRAHAM CLARK DUO Apr 29/30 - Israel HUGH HOPPER BAND [H.Hopper-P.Meyer-F.van der Kooij + a drummer] Tour of Holland in March (tba) BILL BRUFORD'S EARTHWORKS / UK TOUR May 20 - Poole (Dorset), Arts Centre May 21 - Carlyon Bay (Cornwall), Waterfront May 23 - Barnet (Herts.), Bull Theatre May 25 - Newbury (Berks.), Corn Exchange May 26 - Aldershot (Hants.), West End Centre May 27 - Banbury (Oxon), Mill Arts Centre May 28 - Brentford, Watermans Arts Centre May 29 - London, Blackheath Concert Halls May 30 - Heath (W.Sussex), Clair Hall Haywards Jun 02 - Swindon, Arts Centre Jun 03 - Southampton, Gantry Arts Centre Jun 04 - Staffs, Lichfield Arts Centre Jun 05 - Trowbridge (Wilts), Arc Theatre Jun 06 - Wavendon (Bucks), The Stables IN CAHOOTS A couple of French gigs in late May. PIP PYLE'S EQUIP'OUT [E.Dean-P.Meyer-P.Rogers-P.Pyle]There are plans for gigs in the coming weeks by Pip's reactivated jazz line-up (first gigs since 1995!) BRAINVILLE [D.Allen-M.Kramer-H.Hopper-P.Pyle] UK and European dates currently being arranged for June. DIDIER MALHERBE/PIERRE BENSUSANFeb 26 - Valenciennes (France), Théatre le Phoenix [tel: 03.27.32.32.00]Feb 27 - Faches-Tumesnil [near Lille] (France), Les Arcades [tel: 03.20.62.96.96]Mar 06 - Jarny (France), Espace Gérard Philippe [tel: 03.82.33.12.25] INVISIBLE OPERA COMPANY OF TIBET UK tour in March/April (details tbc) GRAHAM CLARK JAZZ GIGMar 02 - Stockport, Three Shires (w/ resident rhythm section) BARBARA THOMPSON'S PARAPHERNALIA[Barbara Thompson/Billy Thompson/Peter Lemer/Dave Ball/Jon Hiseman] Mar 02 - Innsbruck (Austria), Treibhaus Mar 03 - Dornbirn (Austria), Spielboden Mar 04 - Luzern (Switzerland), t.b.a. Mar 05 - Konstanz (Germany), t.b.a. Mar 06 - Stuttgart (Germany), Theaterhaus Mar 07 - Mainz (Germany), Frankfurter Hof Mar 09 - Regensburg (Germany), Jazzclub Mar 10 - Hockenheim (Germany), Pumpwerk Mar 11 - Nürnberg (Germany), Hirsch Mar 12 - Kufstein (Austria), Kulturfabrik Mar 13 - Salzburg (Austria), Rockhouse Mar 14 - Graz (Austria), Orpheum Mar 15 - Wien (Austria), Metropol od. Szene Mar 17 - Budapest (Hungary), t.b.a. Mar 18 - St. Pölten (Austria), Bühne im Hof Mar 19 - Oslip (Austria), Cselley Mühle Mar 20 - Spielberg (Austria), Kulturzentrum Mar 21 - Linz (Austria), Posthof Apr 08 - Vlotho (Germany), t.b.a. Apr 09 - Salzgitter (Germany), Kulturscheune Apr 10 - Kiel (Germany), Räucherei Apr 11 - Bremen (Germany), t.b.a. Apr 13 - Kaiserslautern (Germany), Kammgarn Apr 14 - Kehl (Germany), Stadthalle Apr 15 - Pfullendorf (Germany), Stadthalle Apr 16 - Heidenheim (Germany), Berufsakademie Heidenheim Apr 17 - Singen (Germany), Gems Apr 18 - Freiburg (Germany), Jazzhaus Apr 21 - Osnabrück (Germany), Lagerhalle Apr 22 - Gronau (Germany), Studio in der Brücke Apr 24 - Tübingen (Germany), Zentrum ZooMay 26 - Taunton, Brewhouse Arts Centre (Coal Orchard) [7.45pm] May 28 - Norwich, Arts Centre May 29 - Brentwood, Hermit Club (plus drum workshop) May 31 - Bridport, Arts CentreJun 02 - Hayward's Heath (West Sussex), Clair Hall (Perrymount Road) [8.00pm]Jun 03 - Poole (Dorset), Arts Centre (Kingland Road) [8.00pm]Jun 04 - Gravesend (Kent), Woodville Halls Theatre (Woodville Place) [8.00pm]Jun 06 - London, Barbican Centre (Foyer concert) [12.30-2.30pm] Jun 06 - Bracknell, Wilde Theatre [7.45pm] Jun 08 - Cardiff? Jun 09 - Exeter, Arts Centre Jun 10 - Cardiff? Jun 11 - Milton Keynes, Wavendon Arts Centre Jun 12 - Colchester, Arts Centre plus drum workshop?Jun 13 - Nottingham, Bonington Theatre (Jazz Club) [8.00pm] Jun 15 - Newport, Corn Exchange?Jun 16 - Camberley (Surrey), Arts Link (Knoll Road) [8.00pm] Jun 18 - Kendal, Brewery Arts CentreJun 20 - Manchester, Royal Northern College of Music [afternoon concert] Jun 24 - Cambridge, Eley? Jun 25 - HalsteadJun 27 - Lichfield Real, Jazz & Blues Festival [6pm] (2 sets) FRITH/COXHILL/MINTON Mar 15 - Paris, festival Banlieues Bleues FRITH/SCLAVIS/DROUET Apr 06 - Paris, festival Banlieues Bleues FRED FRITH/CHRIS CUTLER Apr 14 - Torino(Italy)Apr 15 - Roma (Italy) Apr 16 - Verona (Italy) Apr 17 - Meldola(Italy) Apr 18 - Bolzano (Italy) Apr 19 - Milano (Italy) * * * * * AND OTHER GOOD GIGS : RICHARD PINHAS/SCHIZOTROPE Mar 02 - Montreal (Quebec), Musee d'Art Contemporain Mar 11 - Chicago (IL), MartyrsMar 14 - New York City (NY), Knitting Factory [with N.Didkovsky]Mar 15 - Cambridge (MA), Middle East Restaurant [with Birdsongs Of The Mesozoic] Mar 20 - Wheaton (MD), Phantasmagoria [with Pelt] MAGMAMar 18 - Monaco, Salle des Variétés (CV Trio) [info: 06.80.86.16.69.] Mar 19 - Avignon (France) Mar 20 - Avignon (France) Mar 24 - Annecy (France) Mar 25 - Besançon (France) Apr 03 - Strasbourg (France) Apr 07 - Toulouse (France) Apr 08 - Montpellier (France) Apr 09 - Marseille (France) Apr 21 - Dijon (France) May 01 - Hagondange (near Metz) (France) May 23 - Québec City (Canada) May 25 - Boston (USA) May 26 - Baltimore (USA) May 27 - New York City (USA) May 28 - Chicago (USA) May 30 - San Francisco (USA) May 31 - Los Angeles (USA) Jun 01 - Seattle (USA) Jun 02 - Vancouver (Canada) Jun 05 - Mexico City (Mexico) Jun 06 - Mexico City (Mexico) Jun 12 - Budapest (Hungary) [Jazz Festival] Jun 19 - Bressuire (near Poitiers) (France) DEUS EX MACHINA Mar 06 - Milan (Italy), Tunnel Mar 19 - Mezzago, Bg. 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