Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Synchro Rhythmic Eclectic Language, France ***REISSUED***

Lambi. 1976 Moshe-Naim

***Reissued by the parent label prior to the CDRWL. I just didn't know about it!


12/7/10 (complete)

4 comments:

Rob said...

This album was already reissued on CD years ago by Moshe Naim themselves as "Synchro - Lambi". I can send you a picture of the cover if you like. For some reason, the CD always seemed to have better distribution in Japan than Europe. The original LP is actually not all that rare. I've owned and sold it off at least twice myself.

The group also released another LP around the same time with west-indian soul singer Franck Valmont, and actually debuted with an obscure ep as "Synchro Rythmic Ecclectic Language" (note the spelling errors) on the label "Edition Dayvis Song". I've owned both of these as well. I don't rate them nearly as much as you do, but to each his own I suppose.

The JP Massiera-produced Working Progress LP has some vague similarities to this, as there are a few "west-indies via France" style jazz-rock tracks on that one as well.

I suppose you received the message I sent you and are not interested? A simple "no thanks" would suffice.

Purple Peak Records said...

Thanks Rob as always for your comments. I had no idea this was on CD. And now as I look under the abbreviated name you provided - there it is. It looks to be available too. That is the best news!

I just sent you an e-mail. I just found the note in spam. Ugh.... I need to look there!! My apologies again.

- Tom

nnknsh said...

Many of the Moshe Naim CD reissues mixes tracks from different LPs without giving proper credit, and I assume this CD is one of such case and contains tracks from both LPs as it clocks at 73:39.


1. Lambi
- Ouverture
- Appel
- Conque
- Appel
2. Rigibo
3. A.B.C.D.
A
B
C
D
4. Pasto
5. K.T.3
6. Rete
7. El Gason
8. Knell

Nobuhisa

Purple Peak Records said...

Thanks Nobuhisa for the info! Yes, you're exactly right. I've only heard the LP and it's a standard length for a single album.

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