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- Art Forms of Dimensions Tomorrow is an album by the American jazz musician Sun Ra and his Solar Arkestra. Often considered the first of Ra's 'outside' recordings, the album was the first to make extensive use of a discovery by the Arkestra's drummer and engineer Tommy Hunter: 'Art Forms of Dimensions Tomorrow.... contained "Cluster of Galaxies" and "Solar Drums", two rhythm section exercises with the sound treated with such strange reverberations that they threatened to obliterate the instruments' identity and turn the music into low-budget musique concrète. While testing the tape recorder when the musicians were tuning up one day, Hunter had discovered that if he recorded with the earphones on, he could run a cable from the output jack back into the input on the recorder and produce massive reverberation: "I wasn't sure what Sun Ra would think of it... I thought he might be mad - but he loved it. It blew his mind! By working the volume of the output on the playback I could control the effect, make it fast or slow, drop it out, or whatever." [Tommy Hunter] 'By the 1950s commercial recording companies had developed a classical style of recording which assured that the recording process itself would be invisible... but Sun Ra began to regularly violate this convention on the Saturn releases by recording live at strange sites, by using feedback, distortion, high delay or reverb, unusual microphone placement, abrupt fades or edits, and any number of other effects or noises which called attention to the recording process. On some recordings you could hear a phone ringing, or someone walking near the microphone. It was a rough style of production, an antistyle, a self-reflexive approach which anticipates both free jazz recording conventions and punk production to come.' John F Szwed The sleeve was designed by Sun Ra. When re-issued on compact disc by Evidence in 1992, the album was joined with the contemporaneous Cosmic Tones for Mental Therapy. (en)
- Art Forms of Dimensions Tomorrow ist ein Jazzalbum von Sun Ra and His Solar Arkestra. Die 1961 und 1962 im Choreographers' Workshop, New York, entstandenen Aufnahmen erschienen erstmals 1965 auf Saturn Records; 1992 wurde es auf Compact Disc von Evidence Records vorgelegt, gekoppelt mit Cosmic Tones for Mental Therapy. Am 24. Oktober 2014 wurde das Album u. a. auf dem Label Enterplanetary Koncepts in erweiterter Form wiederveröffentlicht. (de)
- Art Forms of Dimensions Tomorrow è un album discografico del musicista jazz statunitense Sun Ra e della sua Solar Arkestra. (it)
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- Art Forms of Dimensions Tomorrow ist ein Jazzalbum von Sun Ra and His Solar Arkestra. Die 1961 und 1962 im Choreographers' Workshop, New York, entstandenen Aufnahmen erschienen erstmals 1965 auf Saturn Records; 1992 wurde es auf Compact Disc von Evidence Records vorgelegt, gekoppelt mit Cosmic Tones for Mental Therapy. Am 24. Oktober 2014 wurde das Album u. a. auf dem Label Enterplanetary Koncepts in erweiterter Form wiederveröffentlicht. (de)
- Art Forms of Dimensions Tomorrow è un album discografico del musicista jazz statunitense Sun Ra e della sua Solar Arkestra. (it)
- Art Forms of Dimensions Tomorrow is an album by the American jazz musician Sun Ra and his Solar Arkestra. Often considered the first of Ra's 'outside' recordings, the album was the first to make extensive use of a discovery by the Arkestra's drummer and engineer Tommy Hunter: "I wasn't sure what Sun Ra would think of it... I thought he might be mad - but he loved it. It blew his mind! By working the volume of the output on the playback I could control the effect, make it fast or slow, drop it out, or whatever." [Tommy Hunter] (en)
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