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Jaga Jazzist - What We Must [Slipcase]
Jaga Jazzist: Lars Horntveth (guitars, tenor saxophone); Andreas Mjos (guitars, drums, electronics); Harald Froland (guitars, sound...
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What We Must
After testing the new material on the road, they returned to the studio and used the Spydeberg Session as the basis of the record which became "What We Must," perhaps the most radical development so far in their career. This Special Edition includes a bonus DVD. Ninja Tune. 2005.
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Jaga Jazzist - A Livingroom Hush
Jaga Jazzist: Lars Horntveth (acoustic guitar, hi-string guitar, tenor & baritone saxophones, bass clarinet, flute, keyboards); Harald...
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The very first Jaga Jazzist album, this reissues their 1998 debut, recorded when the leader of the group was only 15! It's not nearly as good as anything that came later, but they've got a lot of fans here, so here it is. Includes two bonus tracks not on the original release and "the funny little booklet with really nice liner notes." [Smalltown]
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a original   two thingsb herbert's garden mix   reminders - dat politics cha cha laxist mix
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First off: Let it be know that from here on in the band previously known as Jaga Jazzist will henceforth be called Jaga. Jazzist has been dropped to rid themselves of any wording that may somehow suggest they exist in any one genre. Jaga has become something of a musical phenomena in Norway since they started 9 years ago. Not only is this 10 piece instrumental band regarded as one of the most exciting and innovative in Norway, the members are all involved in other musical projects and have in one...
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Motorpsycho + Jaga Jazzist Horns
The 10th installment in the Fishtank series, the venture that provides a recording environment for two bands to come together to collaborate, previous releases have seen such starlings as Tortoise and The Ex wrangle as well as The Dirty Three and Low. Jaga Jazzist are a Norwegian ten piece instrumental band: trumpets, trombone, tuba, two bass clarinets, Fender Rhodes, vibraphone, electric guitar, bass, drums and a host of electronics, meet in ever shifting melodic and rhythmic structures. Motorpsycho...
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Jaga Jazzist
“Magazine came out in Norway in 1998 and has never been made available outside the Norwegian market. The album contained their live favourite "Plym" recorded and produced by Norwegian sound-wizard Helge Sten (aka Deathprod) also known from Supersilent, "Jaga is Zu Hause", "Swedish Take away" and Martin Horntveth`s mellow and beautiful guitar track "Seems To Me" (the first Jaga track you`ve ever heard with vocals!). It also contained a drum & bass remix of the track "Serafin" taken from the 1996 Jaga...
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The second full-length by Norwegian jazz enfant terribles Jaga Jazzist proves to even the most ardently pigheaded that their debut, A Livingroom Hush, was no fluke. (Jazz "purists" -- as if jazz were a "pure" music -- will even have to take note on compositional, swing, and improvisational levels but will no doubt, like any music fascist, dismiss this as somehow inauthentic because of the presence of electronics.) The Stix ups the ante a notch and foregoes much of the restraint displayed on the previous...
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First off: Let it be know that from here on in the band previously known as Jaga Jazzist will henceforth be called Jaga. Jazzist has been dropped to rid themselves of any wording that may somehow suggest they exist in any one genre. Jaga has become something of a musical phenomena in Norway since they started 9 years ago. Not only is this 10 piece instrumental band regarded as one of the most exciting and innovative in Norway, the members are all involved in other musical projects and have in one...
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... "The debut U.S. release from Oslo, Norway's critically-acclaimed Jaga Jazzist. The band's sound is a minefield of contrasting textures and styles; the comparisons that come up often include Miles Davis, Squarepusher, Tortoise, Talk Talk, and Kid 606. The 10-piece group's members span their domestic music scene, and they have performed with, and/or been part of, virtually every notable contemporary Norwegian band. Animal Chin, a 30-minute, seven-track collection of material from Hush (3 tracks...
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LP version. "This 10 piece instrumental band is regarded as one of the most exciting and innovative in Norway...with no boundaries and an arsenal that includes trumpets, trombone, electric guitar, bass, tuba, two bass clarinets, Fender Rhodes, vibraphone and a rack of electronics, Jaga create timeless music. Melodic, hypnotizing, delicate and subtle. Many comparisons has been made about Jaga and their music; from Talk Talk, Soft Machine, Eric Satié, John Coltrane and Don Cherry to acts like Aphex...
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Notes: Jaga Jazzist: Lars Horntveth (acoustic guitar, hi-string guitar, tenor & baritone saxophones, bass clarinet, flute, keyboards); Harald Froland (guitar, synthesizer, effects); Jorgen Munkeby (tenor saxophone, flute, alto flute, bass clarinet, keyboards); Mathias Eick (trumpet, keyboards, acoustic bass); Lars Wabo (trombone); Line Horntveth (tuba); Andreas M. Jos (keyboards, vibraphone, marimba, drums, percussion); Martin Horntveth (keyboards, drums, drum machine,percussion); Even Ormestad ...
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"The debut U.S. release from Oslo, Norway's critically-acclaimed Jaga Jazzist. The band's sound is a minefield of contrasting textures and styles; the comparisons that come up often include Miles Davis, Squarepusher, Tortoise, Talk Talk, and Kid 606."
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Jaga Jazzist has become something of a musical phenomenon in Norway since they started nine years ago. Not only is this ten-piece instrumental band regarded as one of the most exciting and innovative in Norway, the members are all involved in other musical projects and have in one way or another contributed to almost every significant recording to come out of that part of the world in the last few years. It has been this involvement with different projects, and different musical styles and sounds...
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A 42' EP by this instrumental Norwegian band with ties to Motorpsycho and White Willow. Featuring 9 musicians on instruments like synths, guitars, effects, vibes, marimba, drums, percussion, drums, drum machines, keyboards, flute, tenor sax, baritone sax, trombone, bass clarinet, tuba and bass. The music sounds like a jazzier version - with real reeds - of Tortoise crossed with some of the most orchestrated instrumental parts of Motorpsycho. They are definitely doing something unique. This collects...
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The latest installment in Konkurrent's In The Fishtank series coupling friendly bands together regardless of genre to see where they can go. This time in you get Norway's ten-piece instrumental ensemble JAGA JAZZIST bringing their horns, vibes, and electronics into play with fellow countrymen MOTORPSYCHO's brutal pop and industrial terror. Five groovy tracks that come off like a cocktail of Stax Soul, John Coltrane, and Pharaoh Sanders.
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GSL is extremely proud to announce the debut U.S. release from Oslo, Norway's critically-acclaimed JAGA JAZZIST. The band's sound is a minefield of contrasting textures and styles; the comparisons that come up often include Miles Davis, Squarepusher, Tortoise, Talk Talk, and Kid 606. The 10-piece group's members span their domestic music scene, and they have performed with, and/or been part of, virtually every notable contemporary Norwegian band. JAGA JAZZIST seem on the brink of breaking open to...
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