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Weird Specialist

by Rainer Thelonius Balthasar Straschill

7 tracks

56:04

1	Errico's Grave	3:47
2	Fook Yew / People Who Annoy You	7:12
3	Weird Specialist - Part I: "A Bottom filled with Tiny Puppies"	8:03
4	Detlev on Drugs	7:28
5	The Streets	7:16
6	I left my Pants in San Francisco	11:43
7	Weird Specialist - Part II: "A Special Beer for Narcoleptics"	10:35

Album description

Rainer Thelonius Balthasar Straschill: komische Elektronik, Instrumente

Dieses Album enthält improvisierte Aufnahmen aus der Zeit zwischen Ende 2005 und Anfang 2007, die teilweise vor Publikum, teilweise im trauten Heim entstanden.

Quellen:
I left my Pants in San Francisco - 18.10.06, Anno Domini Gallery, San José/CA (USA)
The Streets - 21.10.06, Alchemy, Santa Cruz/CA (USA)

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Reviews on Weird Specialist

harus.liver

Go nuts!

21/01/08

Humour. Pristine production. Great performances.
Difficult to classify… let’s try with avantgarde,
jazzy, electro, loopy, ambient with teeth, noise and much more …

Hell! You can even dance along with these crazy tunes.

Can a single album contain all this?

Music world must be totally mad
when such artists give for free this
enormous work of love.

Words are not enough,
give it ears!.

Mischapex

Good album

13/02/09

sometimes music is weird and searching for bounderies too much so that it ain't music no more. But this album doesn't do that. It's sounds quiet like 70 psychedelic rock in my view full of strange samples hammond organ and guitar-noises.More importantly with a lot of care for detail. it's weird but in a very listenable sense and it sounds good. The first track is quiet noise/ambient like, i don't like the voice-drone in the backround, it's not a rich sound. but the track is evolving and getting better on the way. the rest of the tracks are groovy, open, very atmospheric and detailed. But nothing is annoying in any of them. Most folks think i listen to weird music, but for me this music is just a little experimental and especially very atmospheric, sometimes even melancholic. hee...that's almost the same thing I'm trying to do here... ;)
i like it, and recommend it to folks that are into fsol-ambient and/or psychedelic 70s rock ;)

Ivan1984

Strange paragon...

16/01/09

Avant-garde is appropriate in a sense, but I like the term 'postmodern' and think it fits this fine blending of music that just courses over you, like a torrent of talent. Curious genre allocation, as it's termed 'uneasy' listening and I'm at quite at home with this. So, what does that make me, if I feel perfectly in tune with this brilliant music? To be fair there are moments of traditionalism, but like I said, subtle melding indeed.

Possibly I sense my own uneasiness, dis-ease, dis-tance. Specialists have that effect on me...

Everything it states it will be, par excellence. Nice work!-) Stunning experimentalism.