"Little Green Men" Goldentone Studios #1, by studio jams, experiments, film music, explorations

"Little Green Men" Goldentone Studios #1

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	1.	ANXIOUS ASTEROIDS 04:53	info
	2.	LITTLE GREEN MEN 13:56		buy track

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"Little Green Men" +
"Anxious Asteroids"
~ Sounds from GOLDENTONE STUDIOS ~

On track # 2 "Little Green Men "is a spontaneous studio improvisation. Pietra Wexstun on her piano leads an abstract improvisation in search of mysteries beyond time and space. yes. Near the end Jackie Teak Lazar picks up a soprano saxophone and blows his brains out. Music for a directionless world. Adrift.
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These are musical musings, outside experiments and studio jams. They're only here on bandcamp.com. We hope you enjoy. Thanks folks!
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Some Inspirations for "Little Green Men"
Film- "The Man From Planet X" - directed by Edward J. Ulmer
Music: Miles Davis, Cecil Taylor, Ornette Coleman, Albert Ayler. Sun Ra, John Coltarne, Archie Shepp,
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"Little Green Men"
Recorded direct to 2 track at Goldentone Studios April 2017
Pietra Wexstun: piano
Bruce Zelesnik: bass
Jackie "teak" Lazar: soprano sax
Louie Loupe": drums

"There is no abstract art. You must always start with something. Afterward you can remove all traces of reality." - Pablo Picasso

all songs published by dis-information music
2017 all rights reserved.

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released July 8, 2017

Recorded direct to 2 track at Goldentone Studios April 2017
Pietra Wexstun: piano
Stan Ridgway: guitar
Bruce Zelesnik: bass
Jackie "teak" Lazar: soprano sax
Louie Loupe": drums

all songs published by dis-information music
2017 all rights reserved.

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Stan Ridgway & Pietra Wexstun Los Angeles, California

Stan Ridgway and Pietra Wexstun are now on BandCamp. New directions in music for your listening pleasure. Music and Song, Soundtracks for Film. Electronic experiments. Obscure song covers. its all part of their weird world. yeah gee. Join them. Resistance is futile. ... more

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