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Jim O'Rourke solo

barcoachbarcoach Posts: 413
edited January 2006 in Other Music
Has anyone here checked the solo stuff of the producer/collaborator of bands such as Sonic Youth and Wilco on his own?
This week I was exposed to one of his albums, Insignificance, and man, did it get me impressed... solid songs, worked in a very strong way, smart orchestration, great tunes, very mellodic for my surprise, I was expecting something noisier, more experimental... but actually it is experimental, though he doesn't make it obvious, the experiment is more in the recording/mixing process and the unique arrangements for each track.
I'll be for sure looking out for more of his stuff.
Really worth the listen. Anyone has opinions?
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  • EbizzieEbizzie Posts: 240
    Yeah man, I've got that album as well. Very pleasantly surprised after giving it a few listens. Certainly would recommend it.
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  • MartomanMartoman Posts: 16
    Yeah i have his Eureka album from 1999 direction i think. Yes it also is quite mellow and trippy with some interesting experimental stuff. I believe his earlier stuff is far more experimental and noisey, especially the ablum he recorded with KK Null
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