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Black Magic Disco Italy Silent Place Abstract Noise Avantgarde Space Rock 2007

Genre:	Electronic / Rock
Performer:	Black Magic Disco
Title:	Black Magic Disco
Style:	Abstract, Noise, Avantgarde, Space Rock
Date of release:	Nov 2007
Label:	A Silent Place
Catalog Number:	ASP27
Country:	Italy
FLAC album size:	1503 mb
MP3 album size:	2300 mb

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Tracklist

1	Untitled
2	Untitled

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
imprec148	Black Magic Disco	Black Magic Disco ‎(CD, Album)	Important Records	imprec148	US	2007
ASP27	Black Magic Disco	Black Magic Disco ‎(2xLP, Ltd, col + Box)	A Silent Place	ASP27	Italy	2008

Credits

Artwork [Black Magic Disco Drawing] – Roberto Opalio
Mastered By, Artwork By – MCIAA
Mixed By, Edited By – My Cat Is An Alien
Performer – Maurizio Opalio, Ramona Ponzini, Roberto Opalio, Tom Greenwood

Notes

Limited to 500 copies.

Recorded live throughout Europe, May 2005. Mastered at La Mole Recording, Torino, Italy.

Includes poster.
First disc is pressed on white vinyl, the other on crimson red vinyl.

The inside of the gatefold jacket shows band photos that were taken during the live performances included on this album.
Also released as CD on Important Records (US).

Barcodes

Barcode: 8 032644 45278
Matrix / Runout (Side A): 73984E1/A
Matrix / Runout (Side B): 73984E2/A
Matrix / Runout (Side C): 73984E3/A
Matrix / Runout (Side D): 73984E4/A

Companies

Pressed By – GZ Digital Media – 73984E
Mastered At – La Mole Recording

Video

Low_Skill_But_Happy_Deagle

I am almost tempted to add "classic rock" to the list of styles above, genre pigeon holes into which this record, or this band, allegedly fits. Not that this record sounds like what you'd hear on your local classic rock radio station. But if you've ever heard the long freak-outs that Led Zeppelin played in the middle section on live versions of "Whole Lotta Love," or the more abstract sections of songs from Piper At the Gates of Dawn or Saucerfull Of Secrets, then you know---or will get---where BMD are coming from.

It's like they heard the version of Whole Lotta Love on The Song Remains The Same and said, "we don't need the lyrics part, or the riff or the guitar solos: let's throw everything out except the psychedelic freak-out in the middle and just concentrate on that. Then, let's stretch it out and live in it, expand it, and make it the length of a whole album. Better yet, a double album!"

Hopefully I'm not insulting the band or any of their fans, because I really like this record a lot and I'm sure I have a lot in common, musically, with many of their fans. Perhaps BMD see themselves as part of a more abstract musical continuum, with influences ranging from free-jazz to 20th Century classical to The Boredoms. Fine, fine, fine. But to whatever extent this record has its antecedents in any of those things, or things further out, to my ear, it is firmly rooted in late-60s and early-70s classic rock.

And that's cool with me. This is an A M A Z I N G record!