experimental
Heresie Douban
Univers Zero genre: Rock
release date 1979-01-01 publisher: Cuneiform
Artwork [Drawings By] – A.R.C. Dael
Artwork [Drawings From] – Breughel L'Ancien
Bass, Voice – Guy Segers
Drums, Percussion – Daniel Denis
Graphics [CD Graphics] – Paula Millet
Guitar, Piano, Organ, Harmonium – Roger Trigaux
Mastered By [Premastered By] – Roger Seibel
Mixed By – Etienne Conod, Univers Zero
Oboe, Bassoon – Michel Berckmans
Photography By [Photo By] – Gilbert Lecluyse
Recorded By – Etienne Conod
Technician [Digital Reprocessing By] – Didier de Roos
Violin, Viola – Patrick Hanappier
Recorded at Sunrise Studio, Kirschberg, Switzerland [March 12-16, 1979].
Mixed March [17-18] and May [3-4, 1979].
© Daniel Denis 1991
℗ Cuneiform Records 1991
Absalom Douban
Stick Men genre: Rock
release date 2011-01-01 publisher: Self-released
Chapman Stick – Tony Levin
Design – Ritxi Ostariz
Drums – Pat Mastelotto
Guitar [Touch] – Markus Reuter
Mixed By – Fabio Trentini
Producer – Stick Men (2)
Vocals – Markus Reuter, Tony Levin
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experimental progressive-rock
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Mark Feldman / Sylvie Courvoisier genre: Classical / chamber music / contemporary / klezmer / modern classical
release date 2006-01-24 publisher: Tzadik
Arranged By – Courvoisier / Feldman
Composed By – John Zorn
Design – Chippy, Heung-Heung Chin
Executive-Producer [Associate Producer] – Kazunori Sugiyama
Illustration – Jarrault
Mastered By – Scott Hull
Mixed By, Edited By – Silas Brown
Piano – Sylvie Courvoisier
Producer – John Zorn
Recorded By – Silas Brown
Violin – Mark Feldman
Packaged in a Digipak with a die-cut front cover and, around the spine, a photo-illustrated black obi that includes notes.
Recorded September 28, 2005 at Avatar Studios, NYC
Mixed and edited October 2005
Mastered at Jigsaw Sound, NYC
A project of Hips Road
ⒸⓅ 2006 Tzadik
Hitomi Douban
John Fahey genre: Folk
release date 2000-01-01 publisher: LivHouse Records
Hitomi is an album by American fingerstyle guitarist and composer John Fahey, released in 2000. It was also issued on the Cargo label and reissued in 2004 on the Important Records label. Hitomi was Fahey's last official release prior to his death in 2001.